• Mercado do Livramento - Located in Setúbal, the Livramento Market is one of Portugal’s most celebrated markets, renowned for its stunning azulejo tiles and extensive variety of fish, seafood, and local goods. It serves as a vibrant hub where the essence of Portuguese culture is vividly displayed.

• Avenida Luisa Todi - Luísa Todi Avenue is recognized as the main thoroughfare of Setúbal, Portugal, linking the riverside area of Fontainhas with the residential district of Saboaria. The avenue is named in honor of Luísa Todi, a celebrated Portuguese opera singer born in Setúbal.

• Praca do Bocage - This square honors Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage, a native of Setúbal and one of Portugal’s most esteemed poets, with a dedicated statue.

• Igreja de Sao Juliao - Situated in the heart of Setúbal on Bocage Square, the Church of São Julião is one of the city’s oldest and most iconic temples. It anchors the historic center and greets visitors with its mix of architectural styles and rich local heritage.

• Casa do Turismo - The Casa do Turismo serves as Setúbal’s welcoming center.

• Culture house - Observe the Casa da Cultura as it is passed by.

• Troino - Discover the city’s historic fishermen’s district.

• Church of the former Monastery of Jesus - Initiated in 1490, the Convent and Church of Jesus was designed by the same architect responsible for the Jerónimos Monastery, marking it as a significant site in the emergence of Portugal’s Manueline style.

• ask me arrábida - View the Roman Ruins of Arrábida and appreciate their splendor.

• Igreja de Santa Maria da Graca - Explore Setúbal’s Cathedral, a historic landmark that merges Gothic origins with subsequent artistic influences.

• Miradouro de Sao Sebastiao - Experience one of the city’s most breathtaking views.

• Museu do Trabalho Michel Giacometti - Explore the Work Museum, housed in the factory that established Setúbal as the birthplace of Portugal’s sardine-canning industry.

• Snacks

• Gratuities

Venture beyond Lisbon to discover Setúbal, a hidden treasure that many travelers overlook. Once bustling with over 400 sardine canning factories, this city was the epicenter of Portugal’s fishing industry. During this walking tour, participants will visit the breathtaking Livramento Market—celebrated as one of the most beautiful in the world—where locals purchase fresh seafood and produce.

Tour a genuine canned sardines factory and marvel at the Convent of Jesus, crafted by the same architect as Lisbon’s Jerónimos Monastery, yet even older.

Guided by locals who know every secret, this experience offers a glimpse into authentic Portugal—away from the crowds, yet only 40 minutes from Lisbon.

Note: Livramento Market is only available for morning tours.

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