Top Portugal Walking Tours - page 3

View the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage city in Evora, Portugal, and discover its most impressive treasures. Visit the extraordinary Museum city and enjoy the overview of major and significant events that marked history in Evora and Portugal. You also get to see the largest Portuguese gothic cathedral, the traditional commerce Street of Evora, one of the oldest temples in the city, an ancient alcove, and more.

Knowing the best spots for a taste of local cuisine can be difficult in a new city. Discover traditional Portuguese delicacies on a classic food tour, and sample a range of dishes and drinks as you stroll the Algarvian streets for an immersive experience. Learn about Lagos’ history and culture from your guide as you explore, and avoid hidden costs with all tasters and drinks included.

Spend the day exploring Portugal’s famed Douro Valley on this guided excursion. Enjoy experiences that include touring the valley in a comfortable vehicle, enjoying a cruise on the Douro River, savoring a delicious lunch and wine pairing, and tasting a variety of reds and whites at a small, family-owned winery.

Enjoy Porto from three different perspectives on this half-day guided tour with a small group. Start with a walking tour through Porto, with stops at Sao Bento Railways Station and the Lello Bookshop. Afterwards, enjoy aerial views from the cable car, before taking a boat cruise down the Duroro River.

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.

Explore the undiscovered neighborhoods of Lisbon with this small-group food tour of Baixa and Mouraria. Head away from the tourist traps and explore the largely undiscovered backstreets of Lisbon where locals spend their days, and taste delicious Portuguese foods paired with wines and beers you won't find anywhere else.

Enjoy a hassle-free Lisbon airport or port private arrival transfer to your Lisbon, Cascais, or Estoril hotel. This private door-to-door Lisbon airport transportation can accommodate groups of up to eight people. Simply meet your friendly and professional driver and travel to your destination in the comfort of a private, air-conditioned vehicle.

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.

Slow down and explore the lush heart of Madeira island on this half-day walking tour from Rabaçal to 25 Fountains. Led by a local guide, you’ll learn about Madeira’s levadas (canals), catch stunning views of Rabaçal Valley, wander through a laurel forest, watch for the elusive trocaz pigeon—a bird found only on Madeira—and marvel at the clear, green water of 25 Fountains.

See the extraordinary views from the summit of Pico Ruivo on this small-group sunrise hike. The PR1 hike from Pico do Arieiro takes you to the highest peak in Madeira, offering panoramic scenes of the island below. Set off long before the crowds arrive and climb the mountainous region to reach the top, often above the clouds, as the sun rises.

Visit the atmospheric city of Sintra on a full-day, small-group tour from Lisbon, then spend the day exploring the Portuguese coast, Quinta da Regaleira, and Sintra’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover romantic grottoes and colorful architecture, then get spectacular views to the Atlantic coast from the Serra de Sintra. This Sintra tour includes the entrance fees at Pena Park and Quinta da Regaleira, and it’s limited to eight people for a more personal experience.

Dip into Madeira’s thriving culinary scene on this wine and food tour in Funchal. Taste your way through Funchal’s restaurants and markets while learning about Madeira’s rich gastronomic history and admiring its distinctive ambiance. To top it off, sample local wines and mingle with friendly locals.

Discover the ancient town of Évora and the stunning stone circle complex of Almendres Cromlech—without the hassle of navigating public transport—during this small-group day trip from Lisbon. Explore the unique Roman ruins in the town of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See a different angle of Portugal’s history as you explore the macabre monument Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) and the Roman ruins of the Temple of Diana. Finally, marvel at Almendres Cromlech, one of the largest groups of structured monoliths in Europe.

Portugal has a rich history of winemaking and the Porto area is famous for its fortified port wines. Discover a 4th-generation port wine cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia and learn about how the sweet wine is made during this guided tour. Walk through the aging cellar to see 100-year-old ports and then visit the tasting room to sample a few port wines.

Visit the Catholic pilgrimage town of Fátima on a small-group tour from Lisbon that saves you the stress of aligning your visit with coach times. Go beyond the guidebook with insider knowledge from your guide as you explore the grounds of the Fátima Sanctuary, built on the site where the Virgin Mary is believed to have appeared to three local children in 1917. Enjoy a mix of structured sightseeing and free time to experience the sanctuary and basilicas, as well as a guided tour of the homes of the three children—something many Fatima tours miss.

Rather than following an itinerary set by someone else, explore Lisbon at your own speed on a convenient hop-on hop-off bus tour, with tickets valid for 48 hours. Cover more Lisbon attractions than you would on foot from two distinct routes, which take you to the modern part of Lisbon and to the riverside monuments of Belém. Plus, the tour includes free access to public trams and an audio guide that helps put city sights into context.

Take a step back in time to Portugal’s dark past and learn about the slave trade on this historical walking tour. Learn about Portugal’s ‘Age of Discovery’ and how the slave trade played a significant role in their success. See key sights in Lisbon as you listen to your guide recount the facts and stories of Portugal’s slave past.

Experience a traditional Portuguese dinner in a non-traditional way as you embark on a tasting tour of Porto’s city center. Join a small group and visit a handful of local eateries to sample iconic Portuguese dishes that may include croquettes, prosciutto, and Porto’s famous “francesinha” sandwich all paired with cold beer or wine. In between bites, learn about Portuguese history and culture.

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.

This private half-day food tour of Lisbon ensures you feast on the best food that Portugal’s capital has to offer. Your gastronome local host handpicks eateries to sample Portuguese specialties and drinks: pleasure your palate with *pastel de bacalhau* (cod croquettes), *pastel de nata* (custard tart) and much more. You can tailor your private tour to suit dietary requirements or tweak the schedule according to what you feel like eating on the day. Choose from options with six or 10 tastings.

Exploring Portugal's scenic countryside and historic villages by rental car or public transportation can be a chore. Leave the driving to an expert on this small-group guided day trip to Fátima, Óbidos, and Nazaré from Lisbon. Discover the moving pilgrimage site of Fátima, plus visit the medieval town of Óbidos and seaside village of Nazaré. You'll have ample time to marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Batalha Monastery and savor coastal and inland views with time-saving round-trip transport.

A trip to Lisbon isn't complete without making the most of the delicious food the city has on offer. Led by a local guide, join a small group to eat your way through three neighborhoods: Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré. Visit several small eateries loved by locals and sample dishes such as classic Portuguese-style codfish and tasty pastel de nata (buttery custard tarts). Wash it all down with local drinks—including Lisbon's signature sour cherry liqueur—and gain insight into both traditional and modern Portuguese food.

Discover the rich tapestry that is Portuguese cuisine during this food tour of Lisbon’s most historic neighborhoods. Visit Alfama, Baixa, and Mouraria for several tastings over the course of a few hours and learn about the history of each dish from your guide. Sample everything from pastries to meat and seafood to local liqueurs and try to find your favorite Portuguese dish.

Visiting Sintra, an extremely popular tourist destination, from Lisbon can be overwhelming in your own. Make the most of your time there on a private tour that takes care of the logistics for you. Check off attractions including Pena National Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and more with a guide who knows their way around the crowded area.