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Travel through Lisbon's key areas and secrets on a private electric tuk-tuk tour. Save time and cover more ground with stops at iconic monuments and views from the Seven Hills. Learn about Lisbon's history and culture while visiting traditional neighborhoods like Alfama, Graça, and Mouraria, plus modern districts such as Chiado and Bairro Alto.

Swap Lisbon for an action-packed half-day tour of the picturesque town of Sintra. Save time figuring out local public transport schedule, and instead, enjoy the luxury of having a round-trip private transfer in an air-conditioned vehicle. Stop off at many top Sintra highlights along the way, including Pena Palace, the historical center of Sintra, and Moorish Castle.

Welcome to Boiler Studio. Here we work as a team! Holidays and leisure time are for relaxing, socializing, getting to know the city's culture, and meeting new people. In this tile painting workshop, you can experience a little bit of all of this, because this experience is designed so that you don't need any prior experience, just to feel good. Enjoy yourself and take a piece of Portugal home with you, the best souvenir made by you and which you will remember as your tile. Oh, and during your activity, you will also enjoy one (or more) cocktails with a variety of choices ranging from the famous Porto Tónico to a glass of champagne.

This full-day tour offers a structured way to explore multiple regions of Portugal without arranging separate transport or itineraries. Guests benefit from guided context at each stop, helping connect religious, historical, and coastal landmarks into a cohesive experience. The planned route ensures efficient use of time while covering key destinations in one day. With a small group format, it provides a more manageable and informative alternative to independent travel.

The Valley of the Nuns (Curral da Freiras) might be one of the coolest places you can visit in all of Portugal—and this tour makes it easy to explore the area. Not only is it a village built on the crater of an extinct volcano, but it was once a place where nuns would hide when pirates attacked the city of Funchal. Plus, during this tour, you’ll stop by the fishing village, Câmara de Lobos, and try a traditional Madeira drink.

See Lisbon's historic Baixa neighborhood through the eyes of a local on this food-tasting tour. Head off the beaten track to sample authentic Portuguese dishes at the city's hidden gems. Try local wines, including a local specialty, vinho verde (green wine). Taste presunto (ham), chourico (smoked sausage), and fresh seafood, and finish the tour with a traditional sweet treat. As you dine, learn more about the city's history and culture.

Get a taste of Portuguese culture, without having to do a ton of research, when you embark on this gastronomical tour of Porto. Join a small group and visit several bars and restaurants to sample wine and petiscos, or Portuguese tapas. Your guide takes you on a journey through the city’s historic streets for a true foodie experience of Porto.

Taylor's Port have been producing classic port wine in Porto since 1692—so there's no better place to try a tipple or two during your vacation in Portugal. Venture into their 300-year-old cellars to learn about the history and production of port wine, then sample a variety of their produce. An audio guide provides plenty of insight as you explore.

A private tuk-tuk tour is a great way to cover Lisbon's sprawling streets without spending hours on foot or getting tired from the city's many hills. Cover ground effortlessly as your guide drives you to top highlights like the historic center, Bairro Alto, and Chiado. Choose from express, half-day, or full-day options, with hotel pickup included for added convenience.

Lisbon's riverside landmarks look markedly different from the water, and timing a sailing tour to coincide with sunset adds a scenic reason to be on the Tagus River in the early evening. This small-group sailing tour passes Belem Tower and the National Museum of Ancient Art, with a guide covering local culture and heritage along the route. Portuguese Vinho Verde (green wine), iced tea, bottled water, and blankets are all included on board.

Explore Sintra’s most significant landmarks on this private, half-day tour with included round-trip hotel pickup from Lisbon. Accompanied by a local guide, visit Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle with admission tickets included to avoid separate bookings. The itinerary covers the highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a comprehensive introduction without the hassle of navigating logistics independently.

Explore the wine region of the Douro Valley on this guided day excursion. Feast your senses on the Douro’s many magnificent wineries, restaurants, and viewpoints. Visit two prime wineries where you'll be introduced to some of the region’s best varietals. Learn about the history of the wine heritage with the help of your guide and local winemakers. Of course, no trip to the Douro Valley would be complete without tasting a few world-class wines and a traditional Portuguese lunch.

Delight yourself on this exclusive, full-day tour with a Guide, from the city of Porto, including a group of up to 8 people, in a Mercedes van with air-conditioning and get to know the Douro Valley, the main wine region of Portugal. Surprise yourself with a visit to a family-owned, more than a century old winery and taste its olive oil and wines from Porto and DOC, produced in a traditional way. Be surprised by the magnificent viewpoints and don’t miss the opportunity to take great photos. Enjoy a fabulous harmonized lunch at a second winery with homemade food on the fire. Enjoy to taste the wines that the cellar produces such as DOC, Porto, Moscatel, LVB and Porto Vintage. Meet the Pinhão, a magnificent pier and relax on a private cruise only for our guests, with a Guide and a small group, with drinks on board. We could not help but pass the famous N222, the most beautiful road in the world. Return to your hotel in the centre of Porto with amazing memories.

Sink your teeth into Lisbon’s culinary scene on a small-group walking tour featuring more than a dozen local food tastings and six Portuguese wines and drinks. Explore at a relaxed pace in a small group while visiting local taverns and historic squares. Plus, get restaurant tips to enhance the rest of your stay, with dietary restrictions accommodated.

If you’re visiting Lisbon for the first time, don’t waste time getting lost—explore Portugal’s capital like a pro on a tip-based walking tour that lets you choose how much to pay. After just paying a small fee to reserve your slot (as numbers are limited), you’ll explore the city’s top sights on foot, so you can enjoy plenty of opportunities to stop for photos and soak up the finer details.

See Portugal beyond the city of Lisbon on this full-day tour that takes you to Sintra, Regaleira, Cabo Roca, and the National Palace of Palace. A combination of guide-led tours, free time to explore, and a scenic driving route lets you mix and match experiences without having to organize a thing. Plus, hassle-free round-trip transfers and included tickets make the day seamless.

RM Guided Tours Coimbra was born from the idea of transforming visits to the University of Coimbra into a unique experience, transforming the guided tour into a pleasant experience of knowledge and cultural enrichment in an interesting way. Therefore, in our company, we always seek to combine the beautiful history of the University of Coimbra with the present and its customs that permeate our institution to this day. This has all been made possible by the training we have in the areas of history, sociology and tourism. Our employees are former students of the University of Coimbra, which brings great appreciation and knowledge to our services. If you like the idea of continuing your visit to the city of Coimbra, you can book our other tour, just search Tripdavisor for "Guided tour of the University and city of Coimbra"

Avoid the hassle of renting a car to explore outside of Porto when you book this half-day tour to the "Venice of Portugal." Journey to Aveiro, where you’ll glide through its romantic canals in a traditional “moliceiro.” Admire the colorful tiled facades on the local Costa Nova buildings and learn about how this postcard-perfect village came to be from your guide. You’ll even get to try the “soft eggs,” a local dessert.

Although Madeira is most famous for its natural landscapes, the Portuguese island also harbors a rich history. Receive an introduction to the history of Funchal during a walking tour that offers a more intimate glimpse into the Old Town than you’d get traveling by coach or car. This tour, which proves ideal for first-time visitors, allows you to benefit from the insider knowledge and personalized attention of your guide.

Explore Lisbon without walking for hours thanks to this private tour by electric tuk-tuk—an eco-friendly way to travel around the city’s narrow streets. After handy pickup—from either the city's cruise terminal, your city center hotel, or the Hard Rock Cafe—uncover historical neighborhoods like Alfama and Mouraria, and stop at a viewpoint for photo ops of the city. Pass by attractions such as Praça do Comércio and the Lisbon Cathedral, all while listening to insightful commentary from your driver-guide.

Leave Lisbon’s cobblestone streets and visit Sintra and Pena Palace on a small-group half-day tour. Travel in an air-conditioned minivan and enjoy skip-the-line access to Pena Palace’s colorful facades and terraces. Explore the historic district, visit Portugal's oldest bakery, sample local cherry liqueur and snacks, and enjoy free time for shopping or relaxing.

The Douro Valley is one of the prettiest parts of Portugal, so it’s a must-see when you’re in Porto. Escape the crowds on land and admire the lush landscapes from the water on a cruise that includes three tastings of world-famous port wine and snacks. Your guide enhances your experience of the UNESCO-listed region along the way with commentary.

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional Portuguese Fado music with this combination of a tour, dinner, and a live music evening. First, learn about the history of the genre with a guided walk through Alfama and Mouraria districts. The tour continues to a traditional Fado house where you can watch talented performers as you feast on a typical Portuguese dinner including couvert, main course options, dessert, and a drink.