Overview
- Gourmet Portuguese food and wine walking tour in Lisbon
- Taste Portuguese pastries, cheese, Port and cherry brandy
- Visit some of the best food purveyors and restaurants in Lisbon
- Learn about Portugal's food and wine traditions from your local guide
- Enjoy beautiful views of Lisbon as you walk
- Small-group limited to 15 people ensures a more personalized experience
From $52.94 USD
Lowest Price GuaranteeLearn about Lisbon’s cafe culture with visits to the 18th-century Café Nicola, a terrific spot for tertúlias, and discover why Pastelaria Suiça is another landmark of Rossio. You'll also have a chance to try the famous Portuguese Codfish Cake with a glass of refreshing vinho verde (green wine).
Continue to a wine bar in the Bairro Alto quarter for tapas and a glass of local white wine. In the 20th century, the Bairro Alto became Lisbon’s bohemian quarter and the center of its nightlife.
Visit one of the most famous restaurants in Lisbon, Cervejaria da Trindade, known for its seafood and steaks. Then head down the steps of Calçada do Duque, where you'll find a variety of restaurants with great esplanades and music. The area is especially popular during the summer months because of the views over Castle Hill.
Then discover the 100-year-old secrets behind Lisbon’s most delectable sausages, salted Bacalhau, hams, and cheeses at local gourmet shop. At a nearby bar, sip a classic Portuguese cherry brandy and note its similarities with Port, Portugal's famed fortified wine. Learn about the history of the sweet drink as you taste it alongside a piece of São Jorge cheese.
Learn the history of Ginjinha, the favorite liqueur of many Portuguese, and try it at the first place that started to sell it in 1840. Afterward, go to Portas de Santo Antão Street, one of the city’s main entrances, where part of the old Fernandine wall once sat.
Finish your gourmet Portuguese food and wine tour with a meal at the Neo-Moorish Casa do Alentejo, a gorgeous 17th century palace. Taste chouriço sausage, bread, and other local products served with a glass of delicious red wine while admiring one of the most captivating Lisbon interiors. Your tour will conclude here.
Reviews
Viator Traveler's Reviews
Loved this tour! We did the tour on our first day in Lisbon and it was a great way to get oriented to the city! Our tour guide Jorge was fantastic! He was very informed, and really was able to show us a lot in a short amount of time! We tried lots of interesting food and drink, while learning details about the city. Would highly recommend!
My sister, 22 year old daughter, and I loved our food and wine tour with Rebeca. This was a perfect introduction to Lisbon after a long flight. We had a comfortable walk through the Rossio and Bairro Alto quarter of Lisbon, steps from our Airbnb. The tour allowed us to sample small amounts of food, wine, and port with a little history of each. Rebeca was charming and funny. She is a wonderful ambassador to the city. If you have a large appetite, you'll easily be able to pop into a cafe after the tour for a more formal dinner as the action is just getting started by the time you finish!
