• Rossio Square - For over 700 years, Rossio has been the historic heart of Lisbon, witnessing revolutions, royal parades, and even public executions. Today, it is vibrant with life, surrounded by cafés, grand 19th-century façades, and iconic wave-patterned cobblestones. It’s the place where Lisbon gathers, protests, celebrates, and enjoys a coffee.

• Chiado - Lisbon’s elegant bohemian district, where poets once enjoyed coffee and artists debated art. Now, it offers a chic blend of old bookstores, upscale shops, trendy cafés, and street performers. Imagine Paris meeting Portugal — with superior pastries.

• Bertrand - Nestled in a Chiado side street since 1732, Bertrand is more than just a bookstore — it’s the oldest continuously operating one in the world! Envision centuries of readers, revolutionaries, and romantic poets exploring its shelves. Step inside, inhale the scent of paper, and embark on a time-traveling journey with a good book.

• Chiado - Forget typical souvenirs; this is the place you’ll reminisce about later. At Alcoa, a variety of fresh sweet pastries (Pastel de Nata and more) await, with buttery crusts, egg yolks, and creamy centers still warm from the oven, traditionally crafted by monks in Portugal’s many monasteries. One bite, and you’ll understand why locals never stop at just one. It’s a sweet indulgence, but the walking helps burn it off.

• Cidade Baixa - Lisbon’s downtown revival story—rebuilt after the devastating 1755 earthquake with straight streets, grand plazas, and ingenious design. Today, it showcases elegant architecture, tiled façades, street performers, and pastel de nata breaks between selfies. History has never looked so pristine!

• Alfama - Lisbon’s oldest district, a charming labyrinth of narrow alleys, hidden courtyards, and laundry fluttering in the breeze. It’s where Fado music resonates through the streets and every corner feels like a hidden gem. Visit for the history, stay for the atmosphere (and perhaps get a little lost — intentionally).

• A Ginjinha - A small shop with a big taste! A Ginjinha is the legendary spot where Lisboetas have enjoyed this cherry liqueur since 1840. Sweet, potent, and sometimes served with a spirited cherry at the bottom, it’s the ideal little Lisbon warm-up in a shot glass. Cheers — or as they say here, saúde!

• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks

Get ready to fall in love with Lisbon! Embark on a 4-hour walking tour that delves deeper than just postcards and Rick Steves. Experience the heart of the city — where history, humor, and hills converge.

This is more than just a tour. It’s a dialogue, a journey through time, and an opportunity to discover the authentic city with someone who genuinely enjoys walking uphill (yes, such people do exist!).

Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Baixa, Alfama, and Chiado, and immerse yourself in neighborhoods where tales of explorers and local life blend. Relish breathtaking views from picturesque viewpoints, savor traditional sweet pastries, and taste the renowned Ginjinha liqueur at a local bar; a fusion of history, culture, and local secrets, offering a genuine glimpse into Lisbon’s essence.

• 4-hour walking tour exploring Lisbon’s iconic neighborhoods
• Taste local delicacies like Ginjinha and sweet pastries
• Explore historical landmarks like Bertrand Bookstore, the oldest in the world
• Ideal for first-time visitors seeking an introduction to Lisbon
• Important Note: We only serve alcoholic drinks for travelers 21 years old and above. Minor travelers below 21 years old will not be served alcoholic drinks.

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