Top Lisbon Food & Drink

Savor gourmet foods from Portugal during this small-group guided food and wine tour of Lisbon. Taste cheese, pastries, and Port; enjoy a Lisbon wine tasting from the Alentejo; and learn why this region produces some of the world’s best wine. Plus, your guide provides you with tips on the city’s best eats. This tour is limited to 15 people to ensure a personalized experience. Food tour suitable for vegetarians, please note any special requirements at the time of booking.

This private half-day food tour of Lisbon ensures you feast on the best food that Portugal’s capital has to offer. Your gastronome guide handpicks eateries in which to sample Portuguese specialties and traditional drinks: pleasure your palate with delicacies such as ‘pastel de bacalhau‘ (cod croquettes), ‘pastel de nata’ (custard tart) and much more. During the journey between eateries, enjoy panoramic city vistas and explore Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood. Your private tour can be tailored to suit dietary requirements and preferences.    

The Alfama district is the oldest area of Lisbon and is full of history. Embark on a foodie tour through the narrow streets to learn about the eclectic cuisine while getting to know the locals. You will also learn about the rich history of Portugal and Alfama, stopping at several landmarks like the King's Fountain and a few viewpoints.

See Lisbon’s monuments from the water during a 2-hour cruise including wine. Board a sailboat at the harbor and relax while you take in the city views from a unique perspective. See Belém Tower, the neoclassical Ajuda National Palace, Ponte 25 de Abril (25th of April Bridge) and more. Savor this unforgettable experience while you are served Portuguese wine!

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.

Stroll Lisbon’s historic cobblestone streets filled with history and culture during this Lisbon guided walking tour. Walk the city’s oldest quarter, Moorish Alfama, turn of the century-style Chiado districts and monumental Baixa . This Lisbon walking tour is exceptional for first-time visitors who want to experience rich culture and see landmarks like the Carmo church and Commerce Square. Plus, stroll to the city’s best cafes and boutiques with your expert guide showing you local ‘Lisboa.’

See Lisbon from a different perspective during a Tagus River cruise at sunset, undoubtedly the most magical time to see the city. From the boat, you can enjoy unobstructed views of Belém Tower (Torre de Belém), Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), Castelo de Sao Jorge (St. George’s Castle), and many more Lisbon attractions and enjoy free-flowing white wine. Plus, several departure times throughout the day allows for flexibility.

Discover the culinary delights of Lisbon on a walking tour to four local spots, where you'll taste eight items (in "petiscos" style) and four beverages, including wine, port, and ginjinha, a cherry liqueur. As you explore the neighborhoods of Graça, Castelo, and Mouraria, learn a bit about the history and culture of the city.

Experience Lisbon's beauty as you set sail off its coast for a sunset cruise. As you sip a glass of Portuguese wine or beer and snack on appetizers like cheese and sausage, look out for sightings of major monuments like Belem Tower—your guide makes sure you don't miss any key sights.

Admire Lisbon at its most magical during a sunset tour on the Tagus River, which departs two hours before sunset to give you ample time on the water. You’ll have plenty of room onboard your boat in a small group limited to only 10 travelers, as you enjoy a wine and snacks, and get a new perspective of top riverside attractions such as Belém Tower and the 25th of April Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril).

Spend a night out in Lisbon and meet local residents and fellow travelers on this pub crawl that introduces you to one of the best nightlife neighborhoods in the city. Start out with an hour of unlimited sangria and beer. Then, visit bars where you enjoy a welcome drink at each, and finish the tour at a club with VIP entrance included.

Discover the rich flavors of Portugal as you embark on a tasting tour of Lisbon’s traditional eateries. Join a small group and stroll through the cobblestone streets of the historic neighborhoods to sample several dishes, drinks, and pastries. Sink your teeth into a juicy pork sandwich, savor the famous custard tarts, sip on the famous sour cherry liqueur, and many other tasty treats.

Experience one of Portugal’s wine regions, located just outside of Lisbon, during this full-day tour. Venture out to Arrabida in the Setubal region and visit two vineyards, the delicious Livramento Market, the Sesimbra Castle, the small village of Azeitao, and the Christ the King Statue on the way back to the city. Sample delicious wines and gourmet products from the region as you learn about the history of the area.

Watch the sunset on this sightseeing cruise along the Tagus between Alfama and Torre de Belém. Enjoy moments of unparalleled beauty that only the sunset over the Tagus river can offer you, on a spacious ship and with every comfort. What better setting could there be? More Info: Schedule - Wednesday to Sunday - 4:40 pm / 5 pm - Boarding - 7 pm - Disembark Access to the Sundeck is limited to the first 52 people, corresponding to the number of its seats and in accordance with the Ship Safety Rules. All rules are imposed by a certified entity. There is a limited number of blankets on board, so it is convenient for guests to bring warm clothes for the tour on chill days. The snacks offered do not correspond to a dinner. This tour is non-refundable.

Dive deep into the rich winemaking traditions of Portugal during this wine and cheese tasting in the heart of Lisbon. Join a small group and sample a variety of wines from different regions around the country. Learn about their different flavor profiles, the different grape varieties, and how the wine is made. You also enjoy a delicious cheese and charcuterie board that is perfectly paired with your wines.

Discover Lisbon’s hills the easy way during this electric bike tour. Bike tours in Portugal’s hilly capital can be exhausting, but aboard an electric bike, you have no problem cycling to Lisbon’s best vantage points and monuments. Experience the culture and history of the charming Chiado, Alfama, and Bairro Alto districts. Enjoy popular landmarks like Sé de Lisboa Cathedral. Easily scale hills for panoramic views from the National Pantheon, São Vicente Monastery, and historic St George Castle.

Capture the maritime spirit of Belém on this 3-hour walking tour, adventuring around some of the most well-known spots in Lisbon. See the famous UNESCO World Heritage-listed monuments such as Jerónimos Monastery, Discoveries Monument, and Belém Tower. Join a small group limited to 6 people to experience personal attention and learn all about the Age of Exploration from your guide as you go. You have a choice for both morning or afternoon tours for your convenience.

See Portugal's natural and architectural wonders on a small-group, guided tour of Sintra and Cascais from Lisbon. On this journey, experience the rich vegetation of Sintra Natural Park, the hidden trails and caves at Pena Park and the bluffs of Roca Cape. Tour the immaculate Pena National Palace and then drive along the Atlantic Coast to Cascais for a leisurely walk through town to its scenic beaches.

Explore culture and culinary flavors during this small-group guided 3.5-hour walking tour with food and wine tastings in Lisbon. This tour of Portugal’s capital offers historic neighborhoods, cultural foods and a local feel. With your local guide, enjoy unique wisdom shared about Lisbon’s famous squares, multicultural districts, folklore and historical figures. Devour fresh seafood, warm pastries, and sip great Portuguese wine. Plus, experience Lisbon’s top views as you cruise across the River Tagus on a ferry. This tour is limited to 12 people to ensure a personalized experience.

Explore Lisbon in a unique way with this tour by electric tuk tuk, an eco-friendly way to travel around the city’s narrow streets. You’ll be driven by a guide through historical neighborhoods like Alfama and Mouraria, and stop at a viewpoint for photo ops of the city. Pass by attractions such as Praça do Comércio, and finish up in Belém.

Escape the crowds on land and see Libson at its most magical during catamaran cruise at sunset. As you sail on the Tagus River, you’ll enjoy unobstructed views of top Libson sights such as Belem and the 25th of April Bridge, and benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide through commentary.

Discover a different side of Lisbon with a small-group sunset sailing tour, complete with beer and wine. Climb aboard a sailboat and set out on a sightseeing cruise that includes top landmarks such as the Belem Tower and the National Museum of Ancient Art. Raise a glass as the sun begins to set and learn about local culture and heritage during the tour.

Experience the rich heritage and stunning countryside of Portugal on this small-group guided day trip to Fátima, Óbidos and Nazaré from Lisbon. On this tour, discover one of the Christian religion’s most significant pilgrimage sites, Fátima. Here, learn about the children who, in 1917, saw an apparition of the Virgin Mary (Our Lady of Fátima). You will also visit the small medieval town of Óbidos, glimpse into a fisherman’s life in the seaside village of Nazaré and marvel at the ornate architecture of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Batalha Monastery. During your journey, savor landscapes that boast beautiful Atlantic coast views, verdant hills and impressive bluffs. Numbers are limited to 8 on this small-group tour, ensuring you’ll receive more personalized attention from your guide.

This is the ultimate feast for all the senses. Dive into the highlights of one of Lisbon’s oldest districts—Mouraria. You’ll travel in a small group, which means you’ll have better access to your guide for questions, and you won’t have to worry about losing your group. Make sure you arrive with an empty stomach as you’ll try over 16 different food and drink tastings at eateries ranging from historic pastry shops to modern taverns.