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Learn to capture beautiful photos of your trip to Lisbon while exploring the city’s main highlights on this half-day photography tour. Alongside a private guide, walk through the cobblestone streets of Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods looking for the most photogenic locations. Your guide also teaches you about photography techniques so you make sure you get the best pictures with your DSLR or even just your phone camera.

On the 1st of November 1755, at 9:40 in the morning, the ground beneath Lisbon moved. What followed in the next six minutes — and the six hours after that — remains one of the most catastrophic events in European history. This tour tells that story. The real one. Lisbon's Dark History Tour takes you through the streets of the Baixa — the downtown district destroyed by the 1755 earthquake Lisbon still bears the mark of today. All stops are outdoor public spaces — no entry fees, no queues. You'll walk the same ground where tens of thousands of people died in a single morning. Where a king never slept indoors again. Where bodies were loaded onto barges and sunk in the river to prevent disease. And where a ruthless genius named Pombal — the Marquis of Pombal — used the chaos to seize power and reinvent a city, and crush anyone who stood in his way. This tour also visits Europe's most quietly haunted ruin: the Carmo Convent.

Lisbon’s avenues, streets, murals, buildings, bridges, and other unusual areas have become the canvas for international artists Biggest outdoor Street Art galleries like, Quinta do Mocho, Padre Cruz neighborhoods. Get familiar with Canvas from Vhils, Bordallo II, Pichiavo, Obey Giant, Mar, Utopia, and super Linux. Be amazed by the history of José Maria da Fonseca’s winery, one of the oldest Portuguese wine producers, and taste the unique sweet Moscatel from this region Enjoy breathtaking views from Arrábida’s natural park and beautiful turquoise Sea. The Castle of Palmela on the east side of Arrábida Mountain Range, exactly between the estuaries of the River Tagus and Sado River

While most tours focus on historical landmarks, this small-group walking tour offers a more alternative sightseeing experience. Combine Lisbon's "miradouros," or viewpoints—where you can take in Lisbon attractions such as St. George’s Castle and the Tagus River—with its vibrant street art. Explore the neighborhoods of Graca, Sao Vicente, and Alfama, take photographs of colorful street art murals, and learn of Lisbon’s history and contemporary culture.

Lisbon is a hub for stunning street art, from full-scale murals to smaller, more hidden pieces. Join a small group and explore the streets of Lisbon in search of stunning pieces of art from both local and international artists. Your guide tells you stories about each piece and their significance to Lisbon’s culture.

Visit Lisbon with our expert guided and discover the capital of the street art, where you can find the amazing street art scenes made for local and international artists. Portuguese artist and muralist from all the world have transformed the Lisbos capital in one of the most important street galleries of this style art. Come with us! Enjoy the urban adventure and find more than just the typical tourist places!

Go beyond the traditional sights of Lisbon and discover the city's more alternative side on this private street art tour. Walk through some of the city’s most historic neighborhoods to observe how ancient landmarks and colorful graffiti coexist. Your guide provides insightful commentary on each piece and the artists, both Portuguese and international.

Explore the street art of one of the oldest neighborhoods in Lisbon on a half-day tour with a guide who will show you places that most visitors miss. Go in search of colorful murals and other artwork in the streets of the Bairro Alto, walking at a leisurely pace with regular stops.

Lisbon has been displaying art for centuries. From the tiles present in almost every building to the sculptures and murals present in every corner, the Portuguese capital is one of the best cities in the world for those who love Art. On this tour, you will discover Lisbon in a way that you never saw or heard of before as we are going to explore not only the old town but also the industrial area of Xabregas, Chelas, and Marvila neighborhoods. You will understand why the art scene is so important in the city, who are the artists making their name locally and internationally, and the social/cultural aspects involved. Last but not least: you will be guided on an electric tuk-tuk painted by one of the most remarkable Portuguese street artists, Ozearv, and we will also see his art around! At the end of the tour, an old building transformed into an art gallery, restaurants, and bars will wait for us for a little snack and drinks if you would like that! This place is 8 Marvila.

Crime, religion and theater techniques combined, make this tour unique. The Inquisition used theater methods to manifest itself in the exercise of power. The auto-da-fé (the most spectacular exhibition of the penitentes and of the penalties) had a very careful preparation that went from the vestments to the songs, passing through the sermons and choreography. At the same time, I will talk about some toponymic alterations throughout the 18th century, before and after the earthquake. There will also be room for a fado about the alley of straw and the origin of the expression "a lot of shit" in the Theater, as well as changes to the patio of comedies and the Palace of the Inquisition, currently the Teatro Nacional Dona Maria II

Discover Lisbon’s vibrant street art scene on this 3-hour walking tour. Explore the neighborhoods of Bairro Alto, Mouraria, and Graça to see a number of murals and graffiti from both local and international artists. Learn the history behind the works of art and how the city has sponsored a number of projects to promote this beautiful artistic expression.

Share your adventures in Lisbon through your photos with the help of a small-group photography tour. As part of an intimate group of up to six people, you’ll head out with a professional local photographer to find the must-snap architecture and streetscapes around Graça, Alfama, and Mouraria. You’ll learn how to find a narrative and tell the story through your travel and street photos, not just focus on technical aspects.

Ditch the selfies and live the moment! Ready to discover Lisbon without the uphill struggle? Hop on our private electric tuk-tuk for a ride that’s as fun as it is photogenic. This isn’t your average "look to the left" sightseeing tour. It’s a photoshoot on wheels! As your local driver-photographer, I’ll be sharing the city's best stories while keeping my lens ready for those candid laughs and "wow" moments. Whether you’re a couple in love, a family on an adventure, or a solo traveler ready for the grid, I’ve got you covered. Why you’ll love it: The Ride: Wind in your hair, eco-friendly vibes, and no tired legs! The Views: We’ll hit the most iconic miradouros (viewpoints) and some secret spots only locals know. The Memories: Forget about asking strangers to take a photo. You’ll receive a professionally edited digital gallery within 48 hours to show off your Lisbon story. Just bring your best smile and let’s make some magic in the City of Seven Hills! :)

Discover Lisbon the way locals know it — on a 100% private, fully electric tuk-tuk with a passionate local guide, just for you and your group. No shared groups. No fixed pace. Just an authentic, personalized experience through Lisbon's most iconic neighborhoods, hidden alleys, and breathtaking viewpoints. Our electric tuk-tuk glides silently through narrow streets that buses can't reach, getting you closer to the real Lisbon.

Experience the vibrant and dynamic street art scene of Lisbon on an immersive 3-hour tour that will take you on a journey through the city's colorful neighborhoods and hidden corners. Led by a knowledgeable guide, this tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the thriving urban art culture that breathes life into the city's walls. As you stroll through the bustling streets, you'll be captivated by the stunning and thought-provoking murals, graffiti, and street installations that adorn building facades, alleyways, and public spaces. Each artwork tells a story, representing the creative expression and diverse perspectives of the local artists who bring the city's walls to life.

Lisbon is renowned for its wealth of street art—and this small-group tour offers a perfect introduction to its ever-changing urban murals. In the morning, meet your guide in central Lisbon, and hop aboard your comfortable minivan. Your guide will whisk you up the hills with ease to the city’s must-see artworks, graffiti displays, and other artistic highlights. As you go, learn more about the artists who have left their mark on the city.

Lisbon is renowned for its magnificent architecture and rich cultural heritage, but most visitors don’t venture beyond the historic center. This private 3-hour tour takes you off the beaten track into Lisbon’s vibrant neighborhoods and markets, stopping to admire landmarks such as the Basilica de Estrela and Casa Fernando Pessoa; shop for unique souvenirs at the LX Factory; and more.

Make your time in Lisbon unforgettable with a private photoshoot and walking tour. Visit the city's vibrant Alfama, Graça, and Mouraria neighborhoods, stopping to admire the scenery and capture professional photos. With your photographer guide behind the lens, create personalized memories and one-of-a-kind souvenirs to treasure.

Explore the vibrant heart of Lisbon through its historic neighborhoods, Baixa and Mouraria. This tour takes you off the beaten path, showcasing hidden street art and local flavors. You'll start at a corner tavern serving smoky, savory bites the neighborhood has been eating for generations, then climb into Mouraria to taste the cooking of the city's longest-running Mozambican restaurant. Along the way, you'll pass São Domingos Square, home to one of Lisbon's oldest churches, and murals painted onto walls that have watched the neighborhood change for decades. End the tour with one of Lisbon's most iconic sweets, still warm from the oven. Two neighborhoods and centuries of history between every bite, all in a small group capped at 12.