Top Portugal Classes & Workshops - page 2

Lisbon is known for its fabulous food scene, but only insiders know the best spots to sample beloved local specialties. Skip the guesswork and savor the city's top delicacies on this guided food and wine tour of Lisbon. Taste cheese, Chouriço, bifana, and traditional rice, washed down with port, beer, and wine from Alentejo. Pick up tips on the city’s best eats from your guide and enjoy the personalized experience of a small-group tour.

This comprehensive tour from Lisbon gives you the chance to visit one of Europe’s most beautiful romantic palaces. Avoid the stress of self-driving to the widely dispersed highlights of Sintra and Cascais by traveling around the province with ease. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed village of Sintra and the stunning Pena Palace, visit the atmospheric Quinta da Regaleira, and discover the charming fishing village of Cascais. Includes plenty of free time.

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.

Cover more ground in less time on this tuk-tuk tour of Lisbon, ideal for those with limited time in Portugal’s capital city. Renowned for its hills, Lisbon is a tiring city to explore on foot, so save your legs and travel with ease in a motorized tuk-tuk. See top attractions such as the 12th-century Lisbon Cathedral, the National Pantheon, and the UNESCO-listed Jerónimos Monastery and Belem Tower. Hotel pickup and drop-off at selected Lisbon hotels are included.

Perfect the art of making one of Portugal’s sweetest treats during a *pasteis de nata* (custard tart) cooking class in Lisbon. You’ll enjoy personalized instruction in a small group limited to only 12 others, as you make everything—including the pastry—from scratch. Plus, the short duration of this tour means you’ll have plenty of time for sightseeing before and after.

Albufeira has beach with great conditions for the practice and learning of Surf. Our classes are adjusted according to the level of the students, where you can choose a private or group class. Group SURF lesson: Group lessons are a fun way to learn to surf. Join a group or bring your friends and we plan the fun.

Take a piece of Lisbon home with you by learning how to make one of the country's specialties, pastel de nata. Get hands-on practice making the famous custard tarts in a small-group setting where you can ask questions throughout the process. Discover different pastry techniques and get live feedback from your teacher.

Take a break from the beach and create a souvenir to remember your trip by during a jewelery making workshop in Albufeira. You’ll master the basics of traditional silversmith techniques such as soldering, polishing, and forging, and benefit from the undivided attention of your instructor during this private workshop.

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.

Most people come to Portugal and fall in love with the custard tarts, *pastel de nata*. Take your obsession to the next level and learn to make the delicious pastries during this small-group cooking class in the heart of Lisbon. Learn the techniques to make the flaky crust and gooey filling and then pair your dessert with a wine tasting.

This experience takes place in a cozy space inspired by a Portuguese grandmother’s home, where cooking is about sharing, tradition, and connection. In a small group setting, you’ll prepare authentic Pastel de Nata step by step, enjoy unlimited wine, and experience genuine Portuguese hospitality in Madeira.

A trip to Portugal isn't complete without trying port wine—but to get the complete cultural experience, a guided tasting is a must. Skip busy tourist spots to visit one of the oldest port houses in the world— founded in 1692—and sample three distinct varieties. As you sip, gain insider knowledge of the winemaking process, learn about aging techniques, and discover what makes each type of port unique. Top off the experience with a delicious pastel de nata (a traditional custard tart).

A meet-and-greet service gets your trip off to a good start. Whatever time of day or night you arrive in Lisbon, your private driver will be waiting at the airport to take you straight to your destination. Avoid the hassle and discomfort of haggling with taxi drivers and travel in a modern, well-equipped car.

Learn about Portuguese tiles and enjoy an immersive cultural and artistic experience in a private tile paining class in downtown Porto. Learn about the history of Portuguese tiles and tiling technique, then choose from pre-designed replicas of traditional Porto tiles to paint and create your own unique souvenir to take home.

Our Azulejo Tile Painting Workshop is the only one in Porto offering two options of tile painting techniques: -You can experience the original artisan glazing method, just as Portuguese craftsmen have done for centuries. This method tiles need to be fired in a ceramic kiln at 1,100°C (2,012°F), it takes up to 5 days to pick up or can be shipped. -Or choose the ready-to-go acrylic painting option, where your unique tile is sealed and ready to be taken home right after the workshop. Both allow you to create a unique piece of art to cherish. The session takes place in our working artist studio and gallery, surrounded by contemporary art and creative energy. Led by a professional artist, you’ll paint step by step, no experience needed, while also receiving insider tips of Porto’s best art galleries, museums, tile-covered architecture, and local restaurants. A perfect mix of authentic craftsmanship, creativity, and local insight, this workshop is truly one of a kind.

Level up your time in Lisbon with this hands-on cooking class—a cultural and gastronomic adventure you can take home with you. Over the course of several hours, you’ll follow your chef through a variety of “petisco” recipes, or tasty small bites. Drinking good wine, trying your hand at Portuguese cooking methods, and learning new skills, you’ll get an experience that will last much longer than any souvenir.

Location of Prestige: The Salão Nobre is a scenario worthy of the nobility of other times, turning the concert into a memorable moment. Interactive and Inclusive: Explanations in multiple languages so everyone can understand the soul of Fado. Unique Variety: The possibility to choose your Port Wine (offering). Ideal Hours: Located in the city centre, it is the perfect activity to start your evening in Porto before dinner.

This is more than just following a recipe — it’s about being part of the process from start to finish. At The Kitchen, you’ll learn by doing, feeling the textures, working the dough, and watching your Pastéis de Nata come out of the oven golden and warm. There’s a natural balance between learning and enjoying the moment. You’ll be focused when it matters, but there’s always space to relax, chat, and share the experience with others around you. We keep the atmosphere small, welcoming, and hands-on, so everyone is involved and comfortable throughout the class. And then, of course, comes the question we hear all the time: “Can we save them for tomorrow?” Our answer is always the same — these are the best Pastéis de Nata you’ll have, because you made them yourself… so eat them fresh. If you feel like having more tomorrow, you already know what to do — make them again. That’s exactly how we want you to leave The Kitchen: confident, proud, and already thinking about the next batch.

Take your private group to a classic pastry-making class during your time in Lisbon. Learn how to make the world-famous ‘pastel de nata’ during this hands-on experience. Spend your Sunday morning whipping up these delicious pastries with your closest friends and enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Visit a local market and learn how to cook authentic Portuguese and Portuguese-influenced Goan dishes. Your host Paula invites you into her home where you will learn how to create traditional family recipes. Create a variety of appetizers and main dishes, then sit down to enjoy your creations. Round the evening off with a tasty dessert.

Learn to surf during a group lesson on your Faro vacation, and head to Praia de Faro where soft sands and professional surfing instructors await. Bookable for first-timers and advanced surfers alike, the lessons are grouped according to skills and limited to just eight per class to ensure personal attention in the water.

We're a proud small family-owned business with a rich heritage of crafting Port Wine for over 5 generations. Thanks to Portugal's entry into the EU, in 1993 we were finally able to bottle our wines under our very own brand. This makes us one of the newest Port Wine Houses in the Douro region, and we're thrilled to have you join us on this exciting journey! Our wines are raised, matured, and bottled in the Douro Valley, where the origin of the grapes is of utmost importance. Whether you're a seasoned wine enthusiast or new to the world of Port Wine, our friendly team is here to provide you with an unforgettable experience. Cheers!

One of Portugal's most famous dishes is the pastel de nata, or custard tart. This delicious dessert can be found in every cafe around the country but you can learn to prepare the tasty treat during a hands-on cooking class right in the heart of Lisbon. You also learn to make another Portuguese pastry, making this class a 2-for-1 special.

Porto has plenty of wine-related tours on offer, but a behind-the-scenes look at the world’s oldest working port wine cellar is rare. This one unlocks the usually off-limits Vintage Room at Real Companhia Velha and also takes you on a journey through the city's renowned wine district, Vila Nova de Gaia. As you explore, stop for tastings of authentic Portuguese dishes—such as cod fritters and fresh pastries—visit local eateries, and wash everything down with locally made wine.