Top Lisbon Tours by Duration - page 8

The best of Portugal on a day tour: The spirituality of Fatima, one of the most important Marian Shrines in the Catholic world, The History and Culture of the beautiful Batalha Convent and the famous Vila de Óbidos, The splendor of the beaches of Nazaré with its giant waves. An unforgettable day !!!

Combine two Lisbon day trips in one package. First, travel to Sintra, renowned for its UNESCO-listed Pena National Palace, and visit the popular vacation hot spot of Cascais. Next, head for three small towns rich with Portuguese history: Nazaré, Fátima, and Obidos. Enjoy plenty of attention from your guide on each small-group tour, limited to eight people.

Trade the hustle and bustle of the city for the tranquil beauty of Sesimbra and its beaches. Join this small-group tour for a visit to some of the area’s wild beaches, which can be hard to reach without a car or guided tour. Visit the beautiful Riberia do Cavalo beach, where you can swim and snorkel in turquoise waters or relax on powdery white beaches.

From holy relics to ocean views, experience the charm of Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré, and Óbido on this full-day, small-group tour from Lisbon. Don't worry about planning your own itinerary or finding your own way there—this comprehensive tour includes hotel pickup and takes care of all the logistics. Visit Portugal’s most sacred sanctuary, explore a gothic monastery, spot record-breaking surf, and stroll cobbled lanes in a medieval village, all in one trip.

The Knights Templar were a Catholic military order that had a strong presence in central Portugal. Discover the history of these knights as you explore the city of Tomar and its highlights on a day trip from Lisbon. Visit the castles of Tomar and Almourol, the Convent of Christ and a local church and synagogue alongside a private tour guide.

Get more out of your time in Sintra, and discover the stories behind its colorful palaces and coastline on a private tour. You'll travel in the comfort of a private vehicle with a guide, hearing the history behind Sintra National Palace, the Castle of the Moors, and more. Stops at viewpoints like Cabo da Roca are also on the itinerary, but the trip can be customized as you like. Note that entry tickets are extra.

No visit to Portugal would be complete without exploring the fairytale castles of Sintra, most of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Discover the remote region without having to worry about hiring a car on a tour that covers both Sintra and the coastal resort town of Cascais. This is a perfect pick for first-time visitors.

The beautiful town of Sintra is known for its castles, palaces, and incredible views—and this private tour is the perfect way to explore its highlights in a day. Swap crowded sightseeing buses for an intimate trip for just your party. Travel in a private vehicle with onboard Wi-Fi, hotel pickup, and benefit from having admission to Pena Palace included, as well as a private guided tour.

Lisbon is filled with unmissable attractions, from the quaint, maze-like streets of historic Alfama to the grandeur of centuries-old Jeronimos Monastery—but it’s hard to appreciate the city’s splendor without knowing the stories behind each sight. On this half-day private tour by tuk-tuk, follow a bespoke route through the city, listening to facts and insights from your guide and driver along the way.

You could spend days researching Lisbon’s best eateries and still not find them all. Leave the planning to an expert and get an authentic taste of the city on this intimate food tour starring the city’s best custard tarts, an underground restaurant in a converted church, and delights from piri piri chicken to fresh-grilled sardines. Take in some local landmarks along the way, as well as craft beer and wine.

Take a break from nibbling pastel de natas in Lisbon and swirl the wines of Sintra, without worrying about transportation, on this small-group tour. A guided tour of a wine estate ends with a tasting, but your journey is far from over. Uncork more satiating experiences on this tour, including visits to Cascais, Cabo da Roca, and Pena Palace.

Delve deeper into Lisbon’s neighborhoods on this 3-hour central Lisbon tour by e-bike. Utilizing the extra “oomph” from an e-bike allows you to scale Lisbon’s many hills with ease, all while listening to your expert guide. Cover more ground with an e-bike than by foot, all while taking in the city’s beautiful sites. This is a great way for first-time travelers to orient themselves.

Get more out of your time in Lisbon by opting for a private deluxe city tour. Save hours of research time, and let your guide compile an itinerary of must-see sights instead. The tour takes you to Lisbon’s most beautiful park—Eduardo VII Park, the city’s oldest neighborhood—Alfama, Lisbon Cathedral, Jeronimos Monastery, and many spectacular viewpoints along the way too, such as Miradouro da Graça.

This small-group cooking experience offers a fun and intimate way to learn more about Portuguese cuisine. To expand your knowledge of local produce, the experience begins with a market tour to pick up ingredients for the class. Then, join a local chef for a hands-on lesson to learn how to make a starter, a main, and a dessert—which you can enjoy with included Portuguese wines at the end of the class.

This Lisbon tour by Tuk Tuk is unique due to its familiar and welcoming atmosphere. Upon entering the Tuk Tuk, you will be greeted by a friendly guide ready to share stories and curiosities about the city. The highlight of this experience is the interactivity you will have with the guide. They are not only tour guides but also a friendly companion who is willing to answer all your questions and share their own personal stories about the city. In family terms, this Lisbon Tuk Tuk tour is like an exciting ride on a tourist roller coaster, where you can enjoy moments of excitement and fun while learning about the culture and history of Lisbon. Therefore, the unique combination of a friendly guide, interactivity, privileged views and a fun atmosphere make this Lisbon tour by Tuk Tuk an unforgettable experience for the whole family.

This is the ultimate feast for all the senses. Dive into the highlights of one of Lisbon’s oldest districts—Mouraria. You’ll travel in a small group, which means you’ll have better access to your guide for questions, and you won’t have to worry about losing your group. Make sure you arrive with an empty stomach as you’ll try over several different food and drink tastings at eateries ranging from historic pastry shops to modern taverns.

The tile artwork all around Lisbon is an unmissable part of the city’s history and culture, but you don’t want to miss the stories behind the tiles either. With this small-group tour, you have a guide to show you the Portuguese tile highlights through a local’s eyes, from churches to breweries to old bookstores, and lots more.

The UNESCO-listed landscapes of Sintra are one of the highlights of the Portuguese Riviera, and visiting on a private tour ensures a more personalized experience. On this full-day tour, explore one of the monuments that Sintra has to offer, then enjoy the views from Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe. On the way back to Lisbon, stop in the picturesque fishing village of Cascais for a short walk.

Exploring Portugal’s west coast north of Lisbon in a day means hiring a car and perhaps skipping some UNESCO sites. This private tour lets you cover more ground, with the option to visit two UNESCO-listed attractions—the Alcobaca and Batalha monasteries—medieval Obidos, and Nazare. Choose a half-day Obidos trip, or upgrade to a full-day tour of all four, with comfortable transport, guided commentary, and Lisbon hotel pickup and drop-off.

Experience the beautiful and rugged coastline of Portugal as you embark on a Jeep tour to the Espichel Cape. Alongside a private guide, make the journey to the Espichel Cape area to see the Bicas and Foz beaches as well as the religious sanctuary right on the cape. Then journey to the Arrabida Natural Park for a short hike to a secret beach for a swim.

Departure from Lisbon that will allow you to escape the hustle and bustle of Lisbon and explore Évora, located in the wine region of Alentejo. On this visit to Évora you will discover the wonderful and charming landscape of Évora, visiting the main attractions such as the Temple of Diana, the Chapel of Bones and the historic center of Évora.

A city of seven hills, Lisbon is home to a myriad viewpoints. Discover the city via its vistas on this small-group tour—using electric bicycles that provide the extra oomph you need for hills. Soak up city views from Miradouro São Pedro de Alcantara, Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, Miradouro da Graça, and more. Visit a church, a convent, and a flea market, and meet local people in Alfama.

Lisbon's waterfront runs flat and well clear of the city's famous hills, which makes it easy to cover ground by bike. Follow a guide along the riverside bike lane, stopping at the Ponte 25 de Abril, the monuments at Belém, and the Docas district along the way. The route stays mostly level, so it's an unhurried ride rather than a workout, with the history filled in as you go.

Make getting around Portugal’s popular sights easier without the need to check-out of your Lisbon hotel when you choose this small-group day tour. You’ll meet your driver at your hotel then head out to explore the Park and National Palace of Pena. During this guided tour, you’ll also visit Sintra’s village, Guincho Beach, Roca Cape, and the fishing village of Cascais before returning to your hotel.