• Praca Luis de Camoes - Appreciate the square honoring Luis De Camoes, the father of the Portuguese language and a cultural hub of Lisbon in the twentieth century.
• Rua do Loreto 4 - Savor the traditional ‘pastel de nata’ and enjoy the finest coffee at one of Lisbon’s most iconic cafes.
• Church of Saint Roch - Explore one of Lisbon’s most stunning and significant churches, the religious site of the Brotherhood of Misericordia, adorned with exquisite wood and gold artworks, symbolizing the brotherhood’s influence.
• Trindade - Marvel at Lisbon’s oldest brewery and the palace that housed it, renowned for its azulejos featuring masonic symbols.
• Largo do Carmo - Wander through this significant site for both the ancient history of the city (Convento do Carmo) and modern history (a symbol of the Carnation Revolution).
• Carmo Convent - With your skip-the-line ticket, explore this gothic temple left in ruins by the 1755 earthquake.
• Elevador de Santa Justa - Admire this significant engineering feat from the early 1900s, offering a superb panoramic view over the Baixa Pombalina district, Alfama hill, and the Castle of Sao Jorge.
• Rua Augusta - Stroll along the elegant Rua Garrett and conclude in Baixa Pombalina. Walk down Rua Augusta to the grand monumental arch.
• Praça do Comércio - Explore the sophisticated city entrance, rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake and designed with masonic symbols. Visit the Cais das Colunas, where the marble walkway once welcomed royalty and presidents.
• Church Nossa Senhora da Conceição Velha - Visit this intriguing church that survived the earthquake, featuring a stunning “Manuelino” style facade (Portuguese baroque) and uncover its captivating history linked to women.
• Casa dos Bicos - Discover the remarkable palace that belonged to the first governor of the Indies, now home to the foundation dedicated to Josè Saramago, the only Portuguese Nobel Prize-winning writer.
• Lisbon Cathedral - Explore the church transformed from a former mosque, with a Romanesque facade and Gothic and neo-Gothic interior styles.
• Miradouro de Santo Estevao - Relish one of the most breathtaking viewpoints while enjoying the traditional Ginja liquor, crafted by the women of Alfama.
• Alfama - Wander through this enchanting old quarter while savoring the Ginja liquor.
• Fado Museum - Discover the history of Portugal’s traditional music: Fado.

• Private Tour with a local guide in your language
• Skip-the-line tickets to Convent of Carmo
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

Embark on a memorable private journey and uncover the prime attractions and secret corners of Lisbon. Traverse the city’s cultural hub and the enchanting Alfama area with your knowledgeable local escort.

Wander around Largo do Carmo and be awed by the majestic São Roque Church. Visit a splendid brewery, formerly a palace, adorned with remarkable tiles, frescoes, and arches.

Savor a local ‘Pastel de Nata’ sweet treat complemented by a rich coffee. Bypass the queue and enter the interesting remnants of the Convento do Carmo. Uncover the spectacular Lisbon Cathedral, a unique blend of diverse architectural styles.

Delight in the smooth Ginja, the local liqueur, while appreciating one of Lisbon’s most awe-inspiring vistas from the Miradouro de Santo Estêvão. Cap off the day with an exterior visit to the esteemed Fado Museum, the epitome of Portuguese music.

Come along for a fantastic opportunity to live Lisbon as a bona fide resident!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.