Top Lisbon Pottery Classes

Experience Benfica, the biggest football club in Portugal, with a flexible entrance ticket that lets you choose from a visit to the stadium, the museum, or both. Step inside the 65,000-seat stadium to see the locker rooms, the press boxes, and enjoy the new immersive experience on a guided (available from October 15 to June 15) or self-guided tour (outside of those dates). At the museum, explore over 20,000 documents, images, and relics independently.

This group lesson is the perfect way to expand your surfing skills while visiting Lisbon. Instead of having to organize equipment rental, this hassle-free experience includes wetsuit and surfboard rental for extra convenience. During the lesson, find out essential safety information and the fundamentals of surfing theory before heading into the water to try out practical skills.

Learning to surf works best with someone teaching the basics before you hit the water. From Lisbon, head over the April 25th Bridge to the coast for a small-group lesson, starting on the sand with the fundamentals before you paddle out to catch your first waves. Wetsuits and a range of boards are provided, with transport from central Lisbon included.

Catch your first wave, brush up your skills or get an insider’s guide to the best surf spots along the Lisbon coast with a local guide and small group of surfers. Find the perfect spot for swell, sea conditions and your skills, and try riding a variety of different boards. Practice paddling in, popping up and riding the wave with help from your guide. Discover hidden gems along the scenic coast, where white sand beaches and uncrowded waves are the perfect first taste of Portugal's surf culture.

Discover Alentejo through your own hands. This private full-day experience takes you away from mass tourism and into the living craft traditions of the Alentejo, connecting you with local makers, specialist artisans and the natural materials that have shaped the region for generations. Built around two of the Alentejo’s most distinctive materials, cork and clay, the day is designed to be genuinely hands-on. Discover the stories and traditional knowledge behind each craft, then work directly with the materials and create something of your own. Rather than watching demonstrations created for tourists, you will experience local craftsmanship where it is genuinely practised, alongside people connected to these traditions. Instead of simply seeing Alentejo traditions, you will meet the people who keep them alive, touch them, shape them and become part of their story.

Discover the art of pottery in the heart of Lisbon with an immersive, hands-on workshop. Learn the basics of wheel throwing, then craft your own unique souvenir. This artisan experience offers a memorable way to connect with local culture and take a piece of Portugal home with you.