Experience Portugal's rich heritage on a guided day trip. Get inspired by the medieval village of Óbidos. Glimpse into a fisherman’s life in Nazaré. Be amazed in Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

If you want to have a wonderful introduction to Lisbon, this is the tour for you. We'll start the tour visiting Alfama, the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon.The Phoenicians, the Romans, the Visigoths, the Moors were some of the civilizations who lived around here and have left their influence until Lisbon was conquered by Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal in 1147. The charming narrow streets, the famous “azulejos” on the walls, the clothes hanging on the balconies, the old fashion trams, the many steps up and down, the delicious local food, the friendly locals and the soul of the Portuguese culture, Fado. Later, we'll visit the areas called Baixa and Chiado, the romantic neighborhoods in Lisbon that have been the meeting point of famous artists, writers, poets and politicians since the XVIII century. They are still considered the heart of the city with its imposing buildings, historical monuments and the most cosmopolitan areas.

Would you like to get to know behind-the-scenes of Lisbon? The walking tours reveal Lisbon’s history along with the best sightseeing locations, whilst giving stories and practical tips to provide everyone with a unique experience. Learn about the most important facts (history, architecture, gastronomy…) in the heart of the ancient city. Our local guide will also provide tips about shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Enjoy a tram ride as well as coffee with pastry in a local café. All included in the tour! The tour will take you to the following areas: Chiado | Bairro Alto | Baixa Pombalina | Alfama

Lisbon’s Jewish heritage goes back to the beginnings of the city foundation. Take a journey through Sephardic Heritage. Lisbon, with its rich tapestry of history spanning over three millennia, has been deeply influenced by the presence of Sephardic Jews. This tour invites you to explore the unique identity that Jews in Lisbon developed, becoming part of a sophisticated society of intellectuals, mathematicians, and cabalists during the Renaissance. This tour of Jewish Lisbon is more than a historical journey; it is a tribute to the resilience and enduring spirit of the Jewish community. As you walk through the city, you'll discover how the Jewish heritage is interwoven with Lisbon's fabric, leaving an indelible mark on its identity. Come and uncover the stories, secrets, and rich history of Jewish Lisbon, a city that has been a beacon of hope and a center of cultural flourishing for centuries. Discover Lisbon Sephardic history in this unforgettable tour

Discover the wonders of Lisbon on this guided walking tour. See the city’s most iconic sights, learn about Lisbon’s impressive history, immerse yourself in Portuguese culture, and uncover hidden gems. You'll learn a bit more about the rich history of Portugal, the end of the monarchy, the change of the capital to a foreign country, the Jewish massacre, the longest dictatorship in Europe, the revolution that changed the country and the many aspects of the Portuguese culture. From our meeting point at Praça do Comércio (Commerce Square), you’ll see place like the City Hall of Lisbon, Augusta Street and its famous Arch, Santa Justa Elevator, Rossio Square, São Domingos Church, the Jewish memorial, the Square and Monastery of Carmo, Camões Square and much more.

Take a stroll through the commercial and political centre of 18th and 19th century Lisbon. It was in this direction that the city expanded from the hill of the Castle. Get to know the downtown area (“Baixa Pombalina”) accurately rebuilt following the 1755 earthquake, which had its epicentre in the Arch of Rua Augusta and kept Carmo on its feet, despite the catastrophe. Have a close look at the wonders of the Portuguese baroque in the Church of São Roque and move up into the 19th century in Chiado. As distinguished and bourgeois as its cafés, theatres, bookshops and art deco façades that stretch through Príncipe Real, the city’s trendiest quarter, and the amazing S. Pedro de Alcântara Garden. Just across the street, take a look at the popular Bairro Alto, which completely changes at night. We stop for a few minutes at the picturesque Rua da Bica and then at the Adamastor viewpoint to feel the Tejo estuary in all its splendour and we go down towards the National Parliament.