Top Setubal District Tours by Duration - page 4

Sintra was for a long time a royal sanctuary, with its farms and palaces. The Peña National Palace on top of the hill is known for its extravagant appearance and colors and for its stunning landscape... Cape da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe. Passage through Cascais and Estoril. This is our proposal for another incredible tour, in a unique place, mystical and full of history. But being a private tour, if the customer has any preference, we can adjust the itinerary according to the possibilities.

I deliver a service of excellence and private for those who have a taste for culture, gastronomy and history. My tours always include the possibility of visiting at least two cities along the way, with customization to the customer's taste. Come and enjoy and discover equally beautiful places with less tourist bustle. Have lunch in a family restaurant, where you can enjoy real Portuguese food. I am a cultured and cheerful person and I love to make my country known, always in a good mood and calm.

Aolião Wine Tour – Premium Wineries, Tastings & Local Flavors from Lisbon Discover Azeitão, one of the “Best Tourism Villages in the World 2025” by UNWTO, on this immersive wine experience in the Setúbal region. Visit two exceptional wineries : the historic José Maria da Fonseca and the modern Quinta dos Catralvos. Enjoy guided wine tastings at both estates and enjoy the iconic Torta de Oliveira. Highlights ✔ Visit 2 Superstar wineries in Setúbal ✔ Guided wine tastings ✔ Taste Olive Pie ✔ Small group or private experience Tour Options Small Group : up to 8 people, meeting point in Lisbon (min. 3 participants) Private Tour : hotel pick-up, exclusive experience (min. 2 participants) Important information • Small group may be cancelled up to 24h if minimum not reached • Private tour requires minimum 2 participants

The city of Évora has a historical center of the best preserved and rich in monuments of Portugal and that deserves the epithet of City-Museum. In 1986, the historic center of the city was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Bone Chapel, the Church of San Francisco and the Roman Temple are some of the top monuments to visit in Évora. Still in Évora and following the Megalithic Circuit of the Alentejo, you can find the Cromeleque of the Almendres. Consisting of two separate premises, built between the end of the 6th and the 3rd millennium.C., this cromeleque is one of the largest and most important megalithic monuments in the world. At its height, the architectural ensemble would have more than a hundred monoliths, granite stones of various sizes, arranged in circular or elliptical shape. Of this hundred, there are still 95 monoliths in perfect state of conservation. This is our proposal for an amazing tour. But if the customer has any preference, we can try to adjust the itinerary.