Day Trips from Lisbon to Setubal District - page 2

A private day trip from Lisbon to Évora, a UNESCO-listed town 135 km east of the capital. Explore its historical old town and top landmarks, including the Roman Temple, Bone Chapel, and Évora Cathedral. Customize your itinerary and decide how much time to spend at each site. Your English-speaking driver will pick you up from your Lisbon accommodation in a spacious, air-conditioned vehicle equipped with Wi-Fi, water, and snacks. Along the way, stop at picturesque locations and enjoy insights from your knowledgeable driver. Upon arrival, visit the stunning Évora Cathedral, the eerie Bone Chapel, and the ancient Roman Temple, dating back to the 1st century. Marvel at the 16th-century aqueduct and the prehistoric Megaliths of Cromlech Almendres. On your way back, enjoy shopping at Freeport Outlet Alcochete. Your driver can also recommend the best spots to try traditional Portuguese dishes like the famous Pastel de Nata.

This tour allows you to discover Évora in all its historical, cultural and spiritual richness, offering a complete view of the city from Roman times to today. Évora stands out as one of the best preserved Portuguese cities, where streets, squares and monuments preserve the original trace and witness centuries of history, including Roman, medieval and Renaissance periods. The itinerary includes emblematic spaces that combine religious architecture, funeral art, historical urbanism and classical monuments, allowing you to understand the evolution of the city and its role as the religious, political and academic center of Alentejo. Locations such as the Bone Chapel, the Roman Temple and the See provide a cultural, historical and spiritual immersion experience. The combination of history, architecture and urban life makes this visit engaging and memorable, offering a true understanding of the historical and cultural identity of Évora.

This tour offers a complete and diverse experience in the Setúbal region, combining history, nature, culture and gastronomy. Each point of the itinerary reveals a distinct facet of the region: the medieval defense in Sesimbra, the natural beauty and biodiversity of Arrábida, the urban and commercial heritage in Setúbal, and the rural and craft traditions in Azeitão. It includes sensory experiences, such as the taste of wines and liquors at José Maria da Fonseca and the observation of traditional tiles in S. Simão, allowing direct contact with the local material and artistic culture. The route also offers moments of contemplation, such as the panoramic view of the Christ King and the 25th of April Bridge, connecting natural landscape and urban monumentality. The combination of these elements makes the visit an enriching and memorable experience, where visitors fully experience the cultural, historical and natural identity of Setúbal.

This private wine tour gives you the opportunity to visit some of the best wineries of Alentejo—one of Portugal’s largest wine areas. Rather than spending hours of research time trying to narrow down which wineries to visit, this tour prepares a shortlist for you. On the day, enjoy a personalized experience and the luxury of having seamless transportation included between stand-out wineries, such as the prestigious Herdade do Esporao.

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Discover Portugal's history and traditions with a full-day private tour from Lisbon, Sintra, Cascais or Ericeira. Meet your private guide for a tour to see popular landmarks including the Roman Temple of Évora, Cathedral of Évora, and Capela dos Ossos in Évora. Learn about the stories behind these landmarks from your private guide. The itinerary can be customized according to your interests.

Explore parts of Arrábida Natural Park that are difficult to reach on traditional sightseeing tours with a guided kayaking adventure from Lisbon. Paddling along the coastline gives you access to secluded beaches and scenic coves while offering opportunities to snorkel and enjoy the natural surroundings. Experience the park without planning the logistics yourself.

Get a taste of the Alentejo region and venture beyond Lisbon on this private day trip to Evora. Avoid the hassle of making your own way from Lisbon and relax as you’re driven directly to Roman ruins, the Capela dos Ossos, and the Templo de Diana. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant, sample fine wines in an Alentejo vineyard, and visit the castle of Arraiolos.

Welcome to your fullDEday private tour of Sesimbra and Arrábida. Departure at 9:00 AM DE Lisbon, with a Guide that will accompany you to all the most interesting points. Visit the imposing Castle DE Sesimbra, explore the Villa, enchant the landscapes DA Serra da Arrábida and Cabo Espichel, with the possibility DE observe dolphins or kayak. Return to Lisbon POR around 18:00.

Explore Portugal’s charming landscapes and rich history with private tours tailored to you. Whether discovering the vibrant streets of Lisbon, the impressive architecture of Porto or the historic importance of Sintra and Évora, each tour is tailored to your pace and interests. Live Portugal like never before, accompanied by professional drivers who share captivating stories and local knowledge, ensuring a memorable journey. With a strong commitment to safety and hygiene, all vehicles are sanitized after each use, offering total tranquility during your Trips. Personalizable private tours in Lisbon, Porto, Sintra and Évora Experienced local guides that enrich the visit with history and culture Flexible itineraries tailored to your preferences and interests A safety-focused approach with fully sanitary vehicles on each trip.

Arraiolos and Évora sit out in the Alentejo, a fair way east of Lisbon and slow to reach by public transport. Check off both in one day on this private tour, with hotel pickup and the driving handled for you. In Évora, visit the Roman Temple of Diana and the cathedral; in Arraiolos, check out the hilltop castle and the town's well-known woven rugs.

Discover the best of the Lisbon coast on this full-day private tour. Start at the iconic Christ the King statue, enjoying panoramic views over Lisbon and the Tagus River. Continue to the historic town of Palmela, famous for its castle and charming streets. Explore the vibrant city of Setúbal, including a visit to the lively Livramento Market, renowned for fresh seafood and local products. Experience the natural beauty of Arrábida Natural Park with its cliffs, beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Finish in the picturesque coastal town of Sesimbra, strolling along the beach and enjoying the scenic surroundings. This private tour includes hotel pickup, a professional guide, and a full-day experience combining culture, history, and nature.

Cristo Rei—also known as the Sanctuary of Christ the King—is one of Lisbon’s most famous landmarks, and this tour is a stress-free way to see it. Save time transport planning and benefit from having hotel pickup included. Travel via tuk-tuk and ferry to Cristo Rei, and enjoy free time to admire the spectacular views and visit the monument’s highest point.

More than just a tour, this private experience is an invitation to discover the cultural, natural, and gastronomic treasures of the Setúbal Peninsula. Travel in comfort with private transportation and convenient pick-up and drop-off, while exploring some of the region’s most remarkable highlights. Discover centuries of history at the impressive Palmela Castle and the historic ruins of the 7th Coastal Battery, both offering fascinating insights into Portugal’s military and cultural heritage. Along the way, admire the stunning landscapes of the Arrábida Mountains, where rolling green hills meet the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic, creating some of the most spectacular views in the country. Complete your journey with the authentic flavours that make this region so special, from fresh fish and seafood in Sesimbra to the famous wines of José Maria da Fonseca, the traditional Azeitão tortas, and the renowned Azeitão cheese.

Experience the soul of the Alentejo region on this exclusive private tour from Lisbon. Your journey through the golden plains begins with Portugal's authentic crafts: the art of cork in Azaruja and traditional pottery in São Pedro do Corval. In the UNESCO city of Évora, your Guide will lead you through layers of history, from the haunting Chapel of Bones to the majestic Roman Temple and the grand Medieval Cathedral. After savoring the world-class local gastronomy, we travel to the fortified hilltop village of Monsaraz. This medieval gem, with its whitewashed houses and ancient castle, offers unparalleled views over the vast Alqueva lake. Traveling in a premium vehicle, this tour provides a flexible, private pace, blending deep historical insights with the peaceful, timeless beauty of the Portuguese plains—perfect for those seeking heritage, craftsmanship, and breathtaking landscapes.

Get out of the city and experience a different part of Portugal during this private day tour to Évora from Lisbon. Your professional local guide will meet you at your hotel in Lisbon and drive along the picturesque Alentejo region. Wander along the medieval walls of UNESCO-listed Évora and visit the famous Chapel of Bones. You’ll also stop at the city’s Roman Temple and Cathedral and shop its popular street markets.

Escape the city and explore some of Portugal’s impressive natural wonders with a private guide. See if you can spot dolphins swimming in the Sado River Estuary before driving into the Arrábida mountain range for sweeping ocean views, and a stop for lunch in a typical village (additional cost). Visit Quinta da Bacalhoa to sample the region’s wines, learn how painted tiles are made, paint your own tile, and more.

The charming town of Évora boasts a labyrinth of plazas and distinct architectural styles. On this private day trip from Lisbon, your full-day itinerary includes a personalized walking tour and wine tasting. Explore the UNESCO-listed city on foot with your expert guide who details notable points of interest in the Old Town, such as the Roman Temple. Then continue on to the Alentejo wine region's best-known winery, Herdade do Esporão, for a tasting. If you’d like, upgrade your private vehicle to business or luxury class.

Discover the city of Évora on a private day trip from Lisbon. Explore the city at your own pace and visit the Chapel of Bones, Évora's Cathedral, and the Church of St. Francis. Discover the city of Évora on a private day trip from Lisbon. Explore the city's Roman Temple, Cathedral, Chapel of Bones, and Church of St. Francis. Visit a local winery and taste some of the region's best wines. Be picked up from your hotel in Lisbon and travel to Évora in an air-conditioned vehicle. Learn about the city's history and its importance as a trading route at the confluence of the Tejo, Guadiana, and Sado rivers. See the Roman Temple, Cathedral, Chapel of Bones, and Church of St. Francis. Admire the architecture of these buildings and learn about the diverse cultures that have left their mark on the city. Visit a local winery and taste some of the region's best wines. After your tour, be dropped off back at your hotel in Lisbon.

Embark on a full-day private tour from Lisbon to Setubal. Explore the city, visit a vineyard, and taste local wines. Begin your journey with a comfortable ride from your hotel in Lisbon. Setubal's history is etched into its landscape, with Neolithic remains whispering tales of ancient times. A visit to Azeitao presents an opportunity to indulge in the local table wines and the celebrated Moscatel, a sweet fortified wine that has garnered international acclaim. The vineyards of José Maria da Fonseca, Bacalhoa, and Ermelinda Freitas are not just producers of fine wines; they are custodians of tradition and innovation. As the day winds down, the return trip to Lisbon is not merely a drive back to your hotel; it is a moment to reflect on the day's adventures. The landscapes of Setubal, the taste of its wines, and the warmth of its people leave an indelible mark on your memory.

Spend a day in the great outdoors on this action-packed electric bike tour. You won’t have to worry about bringing any cycling gear with you as bike and helmet rental is included. This private tour will help you see multiple scenic Portugal landmarks in a day. Catch a train to Palmela, and explore beautiful rural areas including the Castle of Palmela, Arrabida Nature Park, and Setubal. When you’ve worked up an appetite, a delicious fish lunch is included.

After the meeting with the guide in Lisbon, start your journey to Évora through the Vasco da Gama Bridge. After crossing the Tejo River, spend the next 1.5 hours looking at the beautiful region of Alentejo. After arrival in the historic center there will be a small walk, some of the streets are inclined, so it is not recommended for people as mobility difficulties. In the historic center, stop at the Roman Temple of Évora. Nearby, the Cathedral of Évora, a Gothic structure from the 12th century. The Church of San Francisco features Gothic and Baroque architecture, along with the Bone Chapel, decorated with bones. Take a break from your walk and explore the historic streets on your own. Lunch in a place of your choice (on your own expense) and spend time diving in some souvenir shops. This tour includes a visit to the cork manufacturing and wine or olive taste option. Not included lunch, monument tickets and extra tasting fees are at your charge.

City Alentejo, district capital and headquarters of one of the largest municipalities in the country, Évora is one of the most emblematic Portuguese cities. Its beautiful historical center has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, in an area of about 105 hectares and about 400 buildings, which is, by itself, one of the best reasons to visit this beautiful Alentejo city. Evora is known for the important Roman presence at the time of the occupation of the peninsula, Evora was even called Liberalitas Julia. During the barbarian invasions, Evora was under Visigoth rule. In 715 AD the city was conquered by the Moors, having been reconquered by Geraldo '' without fear '' in 1166,) becoming during the Middle Ages one of the most prosperous cities of the kingdom, and in 1551 was founded by the Jesuits to University, symbol of youth and knowledge of this emblematic city.