Attractions: Commerce Square

On this two–hour tour you’ll take a sunset cruise from Lisbon aboard a traditional boat. You’ll pass by some of the top sights in Lisbon while enjoying wines from the southern region of Setúbal and listening to traditional Fado music. Some of the attractions you’ll be able to view include Commerce Square, São Jorge Castle, Alfama, National Pantheon, Santa Apolónia Station, Cacilhas, Tower of Belem, Discoveries Monument and the Palace of Ajuda.

Enjoy a lively sunset cruise along the Tejo River, where music, views and a relaxed party vibe come together. You can enjoy an open bar serving beer, wine, sangria and soft drinks while a DJ provides an engaging mix to keep the atmosphere upbeat and social. The onboard setting will give you space to relax, dance or chat with friends and other guests as the city slips by. As you move through the river, you will pass some of Lisbon’s most recognisable landmarks. Along the way you can admire Commerce Square, the 25th of April Bridge, Cristo Rei and the Tower of Bethlehem, all framed by the golden light of sunset. The experience is ideal for those looking for good vibes and memorable moments, whether you’re out with friends or hoping to meet new people.

Lisbon rises on its famous hills, and on this electric-bike small-group tour (maximum eight participants per guide) you will ride those slopes while seeing the city's main highlights and viewpoints. As you move through the Alfama, Chiado and Baixa districts, you'll cycle past notable landmarks including the Sé de Lisboa Cathedral. Along the way you will reach some of the highest spots in the city, such as the National Pantheon and the São Vicente Monastery, where you can take in sweeping 360-degree views over Lisbon’s landscapes. Your guide will be a local storyteller who shares both the historical and cultural background of the places you visit and insight into Lisbon’s current vibrant life. The small group size means the experience will feel personal, with time to ask questions and pause at scenic points as you explore the city on electric bikes.

You’ll depart from Cascais Marina and follow the Atlantic coast toward Lisbon, moving into the Tagus estuary. Along the way you’ll enjoy the coastal scenery while savouring unlimited drinks, with white wine, sangria and draught beer on offer. As the sun sets, the sky will be painted with warm, golden tones—an ideal backdrop for photos and quiet moments at sea. As you enter the Tagus estuary, you’ll pass the historic neighbourhood of Belém with its imposing riverside monuments, go under the 25th of April Bridge and watch the lights of Praça do Comércio brighten the riverfront. The estuary itself, once the departure point for great explorers, frames your approach to the capital. The cruise finishes at Doca da Marinha in the heart of the city, giving you a memorable arrival into Lisbon.

This premium small group tour will take you across land, water and sky with an experienced guide. As you move through the city, you’ll climb up to Bairro Alto on the famous yellow tram (temporarily out of service). You’ll also admire the winding streets of Alfama and its splendid Cathedral, and take in Commerce Square opening south onto the Tagus River. Along the way, you’ll embark on a relaxing boat ride to Belém, the Lisboa neighbourhood that honours the era of Portuguese maritime discoveries. The day will finish with an exciting helicopter flight, giving you a different perspective over the city and river. Throughout, your guide will provide context and point out the highlights, creating a varied and memorable experience.

On this guided cruise you will admire Lisbon’s historic city centre from the Tagus as you travel aboard one of the few Lisbon Traditional Boats — authentic museum pieces duly registered with the National Navy Museum. The setting is relaxed and scenic, giving you a fresh perspective on the city from the river. As you sail along the Tagus, you will pass iconic riverside sights such as Commerce Square, the hilltop São Jorge Castle and the winding streets of Alfama. Along the way you will see the National Pantheon and Santa Apolónia Station, and cross the river towards Cacilhas and the Christ the King statue. The route continues beneath the 25th of April Bridge and on to Belém, where you will pass the Belém Tower, the Monument to the Discoveries, the MAAT and the Ajuda Palace. The commentary and views together make it easy to connect the landmarks you see from the water with the history and layout of the city.

You will ride a Tuk Tuk through Lisbon with a local expert who will guide you around the city’s iconic landmarks and quieter corners. Along the way a curated playlist will provide the soundtrack to your journey as you pass historic sites, picturesque neighbourhoods and the grandeur of Commerce Square. The route will combine well-known sights with more intimate, tucked-away spots that reveal another side of the city. As you move through each area, your guide will share engaging narratives about Portuguese history and current affairs, helping you understand the stories behind the places you see. This personalised exploration will offer a dynamic, enriching encounter with Lisbon’s culture and character, and will highlight both the city’s architectural charm and the warmth of local hospitality. You will leave having experienced a varied view of Lisbon—from broad public squares to hidden gems—paired with context and sounds that bring the journey to life.

This private tour lets you explore Lisbon in comfort and privacy. A professional driver fluent in Portuguese and English will be at your disposal, and transport is provided in a premium Mercedes Class E 2025. Pick-up can be arranged in Lisbon, Cascais or Sintra, giving you flexibility before you start exploring the city. Along the way you will visit iconic spots such as Avenida da Liberdade, the Miradouro de Santa Luzia and the historic Alfama neighbourhood. The route also includes stop-offs in Belém, Commerce Square and Bairro Alto, with time for custom pauses to take photos or sample local food. You may choose the optional experience of trying the famous Belém Pastels. The tour is paced to let you see Lisbon’s highlights at your own speed and personalise stops to suit your interests.

This walking tour in Lisbon is tailored to the places that interest you. You can choose the sights you want to visit or follow a local guide who will recommend starting in the squares and streets of Baixa Pombalina. The itinerary will be created around your points of interest so the route fits what you want to see. As you move through the city, you’ll use elevators known to locals to reach the historic landmarks around São Jorge Castle, Portas do Sol and Lisbon Cathedral. You’ll then descend through the winding streets of the Alfama and Mouraria neighbourhoods until you reach the historic city centre at Commerce Square. After a short break, the walk continues up the shopping streets of Chiado and Bairro Alto, finishing at what is described as the best viewpoint in the city, with views over the neighbourhoods you have explored. Along the way you’ll encounter Lisbon’s iconic places and hear about the city’s history and character from your guide.

In one full day with a private guide, you’ll explore Lisbon’s history, culture and its most iconic viewpoints at a relaxed pace. You’ll begin at Parque Eduardo VII for panoramic views over the city and the Tagus River, then move through the neighbourhoods of Príncipe Real and Bairro Alto towards the centre. In Chiado you’ll walk along elegant streets past historic cafés and traditional shops, including the world’s oldest operating bookshop. As you continue through downtown Lisbon, you’ll visit Largo do Carmo and enjoy views from the Santa Justa Elevator. Along the way you’ll stop at LX Factory before heading to Belém, where you’ll see Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries, with time to taste the famous Pastéis de Belém. On the return journey you’ll pause at Time Out Market for free time to have lunch. After lunch the tour continues into the Old Town, taking in Commerce Square, Lisbon Cathedral and the National Pantheon, and finishes with a walking tour through the winding streets of Alfama.

You will spend a full day exploring Lisbon with a private guide, combining history, culture and the city’s best viewpoints in a relaxed pace. The day will begin at Parque Eduardo VII, where you’ll take in panoramic views over Lisbon and the Tagus River, then move through the leafy neighbourhoods of Príncipe Real and Bairro Alto towards the city centre. As you move through Chiado, you’ll walk elegant streets past historic cafés and traditional shops, passing the world’s oldest operating bookshop. You will continue through downtown Lisbon, visiting Largo do Carmo and enjoying views from the Santa Justa Elevator. Along the way to Belém there will be a stop at LX Factory. In Belém you’ll see Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries, with time to taste the famous Pastéis de Belém. On the return route there’s a stop at Time Out Market where you’ll have free time for lunch. After lunch you will explore the Old Town, visiting Commerce Square, Lisbon Cathedral and the National Pantheon, and finish with a walking tour through the winding streets of Alfama.

On this two-hour sailboat cruise, you'll travel down the Tagus river to see several of Lisbon's most notable sights. Prior to the tour's depature, the boat's crew will give a safety briefing. You'll then be offered a welcome drink before setting sail. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to admire some of the city's most popular landmarks including Belem Tower, Commerce Square, the Discoveries Monument and the Cristo Rei statue.

You will see Lisbon’s skyline from the Tagus River as the sun sets, travelling on an adventurous rigid inflatable speedboat with a knowledgeable crew. Along the way you will head towards Praça do Comércio and its poetic row of columns, enjoy views of Alfama’s façades and the National Pantheon, and hear guided explanations of the Sanctuary of Christ the King, the 25th of April Bridge, the MAAT and the Electricity Museum. There will be plenty of time to take photos and make memories. The boat will take you right under the Discoveries Monument, where you can count the 33 important figures represented. The tour ends in front of the Tower of Belém, the 500-year-old fortress, with a tasting of a sweet regional wine as the sky colours change. The experience is offered in Portuguese, English, French, Italian and Spanish by certified tour guides.

You’ll admire the born‑from‑destruction beauty of Lisbon as you explore its Old Town, the city’s administrative and trade centre. The area combines solemn ruins, resilient monuments and newer buildings that together tell a long, sometimes tragic story dating back to the 18th‑century earthquake. Along the way you’ll see the remains of Carmo Convent, perched on one of Lisbon’s seven hills, and pass through Dom Pedro IV Square, a silent witness to dramatic historical events. You’ll also notice the Augusta Road Arch, which marks the city’s rebirth after the disaster, and the riverfront Commerce Square, a symbol of Portugal’s maritime strength. These sights illustrate how history and renewal sit side‑by‑side across the Old Town, each with its own atmosphere and significance.

On this guided Tuk Tuk tour of Lisbon you’ll be picked up and taken to the city’s most famous sights. As you head downtown you’ll pass historic monuments such as the 12th‑century Lisbon Cathedral and St Vincent’s Church, and you’ll visit areas like Alfama and Graça. Along the way you’ll also see Pink Street, the National Pantheon and other notable landmarks. As you move through the city, the tour will stop at well‑known viewpoints — Miradouro de Santa Luzia, Portas do Sol and Senhora do Monte — each offering panoramic views over Lisbon. The Tuk Tuk will thread through Alfama’s narrow streets, where you can sample Alfama’s famous cherry liqueur, Ginja. From there you’ll continue along the river towards Commerce Square, the site where the Royal Palace of Rebeira once stood before the Great Earthquake of Lisbon in 1755. The tour finishes at Time Out Market, Lisbon’s famous food market, leaving you in a lively spot to explore further or try local dishes. Throughout the ride you’ll get a clear sense of the city’s history, neighbourhoods and viewpoints as you move between these key attractions.