• Praca Luis de Camoes - Situated at the bustling intersection of Lisbon’s cultural scene, Praca Luis de Camões pays tribute to Portugal’s renowned poet, Luís de Camoes. Encircled by graceful 18th- and 19th-century architecture, this vibrant square is the meeting point of the historic Chiado and Bairro Alto districts. Street performers, residents, and tourists gather here day and night, creating a lively atmosphere. It’s an ideal starting point to experience Lisbon’s artistic essence, where literature, history, and contemporary city life seamlessly converge.
• Bertrand - Enter Bertrand Bookstore, officially acknowledged as the world’s oldest continuously operating bookstore since 1732. With its charming wood-paneled interiors and timeless ambiance, this literary sanctuary invites exploration through centuries of narratives. Once a favorite of Portugal’s literary giants, it continues to be a haven for book enthusiasts. Offering books in various languages, browsing here feels like stepping into a living piece of history.
• Chiado - Chic and intellectual, Chiado is Lisbon’s most sophisticated neighborhood, where tradition meets elegance. Reconstructed after the devastating Chiado fire of 1988, the area now combines historic facades with trendy boutiques, theaters, and cafes. It has long been a hub for writers and artists, including Fernando Pessoa, whose spirit still pervades the area. Whether shopping, people-watching, or enjoying a coffee, Chiado provides a uniquely cultured Lisbon experience.
• Rossio Square - Welcome to the vibrant core of Lisbon: Rossio Square. Officially named Praca Dom Pedro IV, this magnificent square has served as the city’s central gathering spot for centuries. Its distinctive wave-patterned cobblestones, baroque fountains, and lively ambiance make it instantly recognizable. From royal festivities to revolutions, Rossio has seen it all. Today, it’s where locals and visitors mingle among cafes, theaters, and historic sites. It’s Lisbon at its most dynamic and genuine.

• Brunch
• Snacks
• Lunch
• Taxes and Basic Insurance
• Alcoholic beverages

• Gratuities

Embark on a distinctive vegan food tour in Lisbon, where the city’s rich flavors and history come alive.

Begin your adventure in the artistic Largo Camoes with a warm, vegan Pastel de Nata, then wander through the historic Bertrand Bookstore, a place where literature and culture merge.

Delight in a creative plant-based treat at Organi, followed by a taste of traditional Portuguese dishes with a modern twist at the chic Kong restaurant. End your tour with a sip of Ginjinha, the famous sour cherry liqueur, while discovering its fascinating history.

This tour showcases the vibrancy of Lisbon’s plant-based dining scene, demonstrating that vegan cuisine can be both fulfilling and deeply rooted in tradition.

• Discover Lisbon’s bohemian core and culinary legacy
• Visit Bertrand Bookstore, the world’s oldest bookstore
• Relish unique vegan dishes at local favorites, including Kong
• Enjoy traditional Ginjinha at a family-owned bar in Rossio

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