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Guided tours in Lisbon

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Useful Information about travelling in Lisbon

When visiting Lisbon, there are a lot of different things you can do. Some of these things include time out markets, the Belem Tower, Jeronimos Monastery, and the Castelo de Sao Jorge. Others are best left to your imagination. Take a look at our recommendations below to find out more about Lisbon's best attractions.

Time Out Market

The Time Out Market in Lisbon is a must-visit when visiting the city. This food and drink market features more than 50 stalls, many of which offer a wide variety of local and international cuisines. The market is so popular that it is sometimes difficult to find a table to sit in. However, if you don't mind a little noise, you should definitely check out the variety of items available.

Belem Tower

Belem Tower

Belem Tower is located in the Belem neighborhood, which is known for its beautiful marina and Jeronimos Monastery. This landmark is comprised of four levels connected by a spiral staircase. Unfortunately, this is not a good option for claustrophobic visitors. The tower is also known for its artillery and the lower battery, where prisoners were once held captive.

Jeronimos Monastery

One of the best things to do in Lisbon is visit the Jeronimos Monastery, a magnificent monastery built in the early sixteenth century. This monastery is an architectural masterpiece and a testament to Portugal's maritime campaigns and discoveries. It was built by King Manuel I as a place of peace, reflection, and solitude.

Castelo de Sao Jorge

One of the most popular things to do in Lisbon is to visit the historic castle, Castelo de Sao Jorge. Located in Santa Maria Maior freguesia, this ancient castle is located on a hill. The first fortifications were built here in the 1st century BC.

Castelo de Sao Jorge

Discovering Alfama blindfolded tour

If you are looking for an unforgettable cultural experience in Lisbon, you should consider signing up for a Discovering Alfama blindfolded walking tour. This activity takes place in the city's oldest district, Alfama, and is led by a blind guide from the Portuguese Association for the Visually Impaired. The tour aims to open up the participants' senses and educate them on the difficulties of being blind.

Visiting Carmo Church

The Carmo Church is one of the oldest and most important historical landmarks in Lisbon. The 1755 earthquake destroyed the roof and most of the church, but the walls and columns remain. You can tour the interior of the church or visit the museum, which includes architectural relics from different periods of Portuguese history.

Visiting Sintra

There are many ways to get to Sintra from Lisbon. You can take a taxi or you can take a bus that will take you there. However, it is best to follow the tourist route. A guided tour will make your visit much more enjoyable.

Unique guided tours in Lisbon

Lisbon is a beautiful, historic city and there are many ways to explore its diverse neighborhoods. Whether you're looking for a city sightseeing tour or a food tour, a guide can help you discover the city's best spots. These tours often include on-board lunch and time to snorkel in the warm water. These tours are offered in a variety of vessels, including luxury catamarans and high-speed powerboats.

Lisbon sightseeing tours often include the Belem district, home to the Jeronimos Monastery and Tower of Belem. There are also tours to Parque das Nacoes, a former Expo site and current shopping and nightlife area. The lively Bairro Alto district is another popular spot for sightseeing. These guided tours are available daily, and are perfect for first-timers looking for an authentic, fun experience.

Sintra

Another type of Lisbon tour is a walking tour. This tour begins at Rossio Square in the early evening. Then, the group will walk through the historic center, stopping to enjoy local fares in cafes and restaurants. The tour also includes five stops for tastings, giving participants the opportunity to sample some of the city's unique cuisine and drink culture.

During the tour, participants will visit the Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic building was once home to the Knights Templar, a group of medieval knights. It boasts an impressive interior and exterior, and the style of its exterior is Manueline.

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Excellent walking tour

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The guide was really kind and skilled at talking in a way that piqued your interest and kept you focused on the city's attractions! I'd strongly advise it.

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We had a great day exploring Madrid. Carlos was very educated and personable, and he told us a lot of amusing stories about the area. Definitely a recommendation!

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Wonderful Alhambra visit with Anna. She was very approachable, knowledgeable, and full of amusing anecdotes.

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We spent a great day exploring Milan's medieval districts on foot. The tour guide told engaging stories and was well-informed.

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We had a wonderful day and are very happy we took the 2-hour guided tour of Paris.

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