Tour
From USD 1-2 pax: €160, 3-4 pax: €180, 5-6 pax: €200, 7-8 pax: €220Per Person
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Join Chico on a captivating journey through Lisbon’s maritime past, as he unveils the stories behind Portugal’s legendary Age of Discoveries. Explore iconic landmarks and uncover how Lisbon rose to become a multicultural hub and a key player in international sea trade during the 15th and 16th centuries.
We begin at Lisbon’s main square, once home to the Royal Palace and bustling commercial streets. Then, hop aboard the historic Tram 15E for a scenic ride along the river to Belém. There, we’ll walk through history—learn about Vasco da Gama’s epic voyage to India, King Manuel’s extravagant legacy (and his pet rhinoceros!), the awe-inspiring Jerónimos Monastery, and how the end of a civil war in the 19th century led to the birth of Lisbon’s most beloved pastry.
- Join Chico on a captivating journey through Lisbon’s maritime past, as he unveils the stories behind Portugal’s legendary Age of Discoveries. Explore iconic landmarks and uncover how Lisbon rose to become a multicultural hub and a key player in international sea trade during the 15th and 16th centuries. We begin at Lisbon’s main square, once home to the Royal Palace and bustling commercial streets. Then, hop aboard the historic Tram 15E for a scenic ride along the river to Belém. There, we’ll walk through history—learn about Vasco da Gama’s epic voyage to India, King Manuel’s extravagant legacy (and his pet rhinoceros!), the awe-inspiring Jerónimos Monastery, and how the end of a civil war in the 19th century led to the birth of Lisbon’s most beloved pastry.
From USD 220 (1–2 pax)Per Person
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Discover the rich legacy of Lisbon’s Jewish history on this walking tour through Alfama, Baixa, Rossio, and Chiado. Learn how the Sephardic Jews, once protected by kings, contributed as scholars, merchants, and artisans—shaping Portuguese culture, science, and cuisine. Uncover the hidden stories of the New Christians who secretly preserved their traditions for over 400 years.
- Discover the rich legacy of Lisbon’s Jewish history on this walking tour through Alfama, Baixa, Rossio, and Chiado. Learn how the Sephardic Jews, once protected by kings, contributed as scholars, merchants, and artisans—shaping Portuguese culture, science, and cuisine. Uncover the hidden stories of the New Christians who secretly preserved their traditions for over 400 years.
From USD 160 (1–2 pax)Per Person
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This is the Tour where you will visit all the must see places and will become a Lisbon expert!
From the old neighborhood of Alfama, where Romans and Moors settled many centuries ago, to the
Romantic and Chic areas of Principe Real and Chiado.
In the famous area of Belem, close to the Tagus River, you will visit some of the most iconic monuments,
like the Belem Tower and the Jeronimos Monastery and will learn about the intrepid navigators of the Age
of the Discoveries!
After a short stop for lunch or snack in a typical portuguese restaurant, you will also discover the trendiest
modern neighborhood of Campo de Ourique, Avenida da Liberdade and Downtown
During this journey you will learn about the most important facts and stories that shaped Lisbon and the
portuguese people! We will talk about History, Culture, Gastronomy, and many other important subjects,
so that in the end you can understand why Lisbon became so famous!!!
This Tour can be customized upon request
- This is the Tour where you will visit all the must see places and will become a Lisbon expert! From the old neighborhood of Alfama, where Romans and Moors settled many centuries ago, to the Romantic and Chic areas of Principe Real and Chiado. In the famous area of Belem, close to the Tagus River, you will visit some of the most iconic monuments, like the Belem Tower and the Jeronimos Monastery and will learn about the intrepid navigators of the Age of the Discoveries! After a short stop for lunch or snack in a typical portuguese restaurant, you will also discover the trendiest modern neighborhood of Campo de Ourique, Avenida da Liberdade and Downtown During this journey you will learn about the most important facts and stories that shaped Lisbon and the portuguese people! We will talk about History, Culture, Gastronomy, and many other important subjects, so that in the end you can understand why Lisbon became so famous!!! This Tour can be customized upon request
From USD 650Per Person
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In this Tour we will first go to Fátima, place where in 1917, it is believed that Our Lady of Fatima appeared
to the 3 little shepherds, and where there was the miracle of the Sun. Since then, Fátima became one of
the most important catholic shrines in the world, with thousands of pilgrims all year round.
Next stop will be Batalha, with its beautiful gothic Monastery built in homage to the biggest victory of the
Portuguese army, against the Spanish, in the 14th century.
After Batalha we will head towards Nazaré, a beautiful fishermen village that recently became famous all
over the world because of its giant 100 feet waves. We will have free time for lunch in one of the many
small portuguese restaurants. Fish or seafood are recommended.
Leaving Nazaré, we will drive south to Obidos, one of the most beautiful medieval villages of Portugal and
UNESCO Heritage site. Surrounded by walls and with its castle in the center, we will walk through its narrow
charming streets discovering beautiful hidden houses. Before departing to Lisbon, it’s maybe time to taste
the local liquor, the Ginjinha, made of sour cherries.
- In this Tour we will first go to Fátima, place where in 1917, it is believed that Our Lady of Fatima appeared to the 3 little shepherds, and where there was the miracle of the Sun. Since then, Fátima became one of the most important catholic shrines in the world, with thousands of pilgrims all year round. Next stop will be Batalha, with its beautiful gothic Monastery built in homage to the biggest victory of the Portuguese army, against the Spanish, in the 14th century. After Batalha we will head towards Nazaré, a beautiful fishermen village that recently became famous all over the world because of its giant 100 feet waves. We will have free time for lunch in one of the many small portuguese restaurants. Fish or seafood are recommended. Leaving Nazaré, we will drive south to Obidos, one of the most beautiful medieval villages of Portugal and UNESCO Heritage site. Surrounded by walls and with its castle in the center, we will walk through its narrow charming streets discovering beautiful hidden houses. Before departing to Lisbon, it’s maybe time to taste the local liquor, the Ginjinha, made of sour cherries.
