Attractions: Santa Justa Elevator

With the Lisbon city pass, you'll be able to explore the Portuguese capital at your convenience with access to popular local sites as well as public transportation. This city pass offers unlimited access to Lisbon's public transport system and admission to 52 different attractions around the city. You can choose from passes valid for one, two or three days. The pass also includes a ride on the famous tram 28, access to the Santa Justa elevator and train rides to the neighboring towns of Sintra and Cascais. You'll also receive up to 50% discount on other points of interest and up to 10% discount in participating stores.

This bus tour will allow you to explore Lisbon at your own pace. During the tour, you'll ride a yellow double-decker bus that will take you to stops near popular sights throughout the city. When you are done exploring an area, you will be able to hop back on the bus to resume your sightseeing tour. Along the way, you'll view famous landmarks including the Rossio Square, Restauradores Square, the National Tile Museum, the Oceanarium, the Pavilhão de Portugal and the Vasco da Gama Tower. You'll also have the opportunity to stroll through the redeveloped area of Parque das Nações. Additionally, the bus pass will give you access to the Carris Lisbon buses and trams, the Santa Justa Elevator and the Lisbon Funiculars. A discount card will also be included, allowing you to enjoy deals on tickets to monuments, museums and other activities.

You will explore Lisbon on a guided walking tour that brings the city’s history and culture to life. Beginning at Praça do Comércio (Commerce Square), you’ll pass landmarks such as the City Hall of Lisbon, Augusta Street with its famous Arch, the Santa Justa Elevator and Rossio Square. As you move through the historic centre you’ll also see São Domingos Church, the Jewish memorial, the Square and Monastery of Carmo and Camões Square, along with other well‑known and hidden spots. Along the way you’ll learn a bit more about Portugal’s past and its people. The guide will explain moments such as the end of the monarchy, the relocation of the capital to a foreign country, the Jewish massacre, the longest dictatorship in Europe and the revolution that changed the nation. You’ll also gain insight into many aspects of Portuguese culture as you uncover stories behind the places you visit.

This Baixa and Chiado walking tour takes you through the elegant heart of Lisbon, beginning at Praça do Comércio as the meeting point. Baixa’s straight avenues reflect the 18th-century rebuilding after the 1755 earthquake and one of Europe’s first earthquake‑resistant urban plans. Chiado, its neighbouring district, has long been the city’s cultural and intellectual hub, where writers, poets and artists once gathered. As you move through the city centre, you will pass Lisbon City Hall and walk along Rua Augusta beneath the Augusta Street Arch. You will see the Santa Justa Elevator and the lively Rossio Square, and visit São Domingos Church and the Jewish Memorial. The route will also take you to Carmo Square and the partially ruined Carmo Monastery, and to Casa do Alentejo. Along the way your guide will explain key moments in Portuguese history: the fall of the monarchy, the Jewish tragedy in Lisbon, the longest dictatorship in Europe and the Carnation Revolution. The tour blends architectural detail with social and political history, giving you a clear sense of how Baixa and Chiado shaped modern Lisbon.

Warm up your tastebuds as you sample ten tastings from local producers and street-food stalls that give Lisbon a true Mediterranean flavour. With a professional guide, you’ll meet locals and learn about traditional Portuguese dishes and culinary culture. The itinerary can be customised to suit your interests. As you move through the city, you’ll travel uphill with regular rest stops and take in breathtaking views while passing hidden historical spots. You’ll learn about the Carnation Revolution while enjoying the view of the Santa Justa Elevator, without queuing in the long line. Explore the bohemian heart of Bairro Alto, where famous restaurants, Fado houses, old shops and bookstores cluster together. Along the way there’ll also be a focus on 19th-century shops and the city’s past when Lisbon stood alongside Europe’s great capitals.

This tour takes you into the heart of Lisbon's historic centre, where you will visit the main squares and see the city's most famous viewpoints. As you move through the streets, you'll see fabulous views from different lookout points and explore Alfama, the oldest neighbourhood in Lisbon and one of the oldest in Europe. Along the way you'll pass through Comércio square and soak in the river view that opens up in front of it. The route finishes in the iconic Chiado neighbourhood, with its smart boutiques and historic cafés, and includes a passage by Carmo square, where the revolution ended. A final viewpoint from the Santa Justa elevator will overlook the city centre, bringing the highlights of Lisbon's historic core into focus.

On this tour you can customise the itinerary with your guide and choose to wander through Lisbon’s narrow, cobbled streets. You may be taken back in time as you explore the historical and cultural heritage of Alfama, Mouraria and Graça, with their picturesque, colourful houses and striking viewpoints. You can also add Chiado, Bairro Alto or Estrela to your route, and along the way you will stop at the enchanting viewpoints of the Santa Justa Elevator and São Pedro de Alcântara. Alternatively, the tour can head west to Belém to cover the era of discoveries. There you will see the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, both UNESCO World Heritage sites notable for their Manueline Gothic architecture. You will continue down to the river to visit the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, which honours the Portuguese explorers. While in Belém, don’t forget to try the famous Pastéis de Nata.

Beginning at Praça Dom Pedro IV, you will follow an expert guide through Lisbon’s historic heart. You’ll explore Baixa, the district rebuilt after the great earthquake, and pause to admire the wrought‑iron structure of the Santa Justa Elevator. Along the way you will savour a pastel de nata, Lisbon’s iconic custard tart, and continue up into Alfama, where the city’s Jewish heritage is revealed in narrow streets and tucked‑away landmarks. You will visit the area near the cathedral, once home to the oldest Jewish quarter, and then walk towards Praça do Comércio, the grand riverside square that was the former centre of the Portuguese Empire. As you move through Chiado and Bairro Alto, you will notice traces of other historic communities woven into the city’s layers. The experience ends with a scenic ride on one of Lisbon’s legendary yellow trams, winding through hills and alleys — a fitting way to link the city’s rich past with its vibrant present.

On this walking tour of Lisbon’s historic centre you’ll explore the lively neighbourhoods of Baixa and Chiado. As you move through the streets, every corner will hint at the city’s history: lively squares and elegant avenues sit alongside tucked-away spots known mainly to locals. The scents of the city — from coffee to other local aromas — and the music of everyday life will give you a strong sense of Lisbon’s traditions and atmosphere. Along the way you’ll enjoy breathtaking views from the iconic Santa Justa Lift and admire the city’s colourful tiled façades. Your guide will share fascinating stories and fun facts, adding local insight and plenty of friendly moments. The tour is paced for walking, with time to soak up the scenes and take photos, so you’ll soon understand why Lisbon captures travellers’ hearts and leaves lasting memories.

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.

If you have a short stopover in Lisbon, this private sightseeing experience will let you make the most of your time. Your guide/chauffeur will pick you up from Lisbon Airport Terminal and take you into the city for a flexible tour designed around what interests you. As you move through Lisbon, you’ll soak up the atmosphere, stroll along its wide avenues and admire beautiful buildings covered in traditional tiles. The route may include neighbourhoods such as Alfama, Nossa Senhora do Monte and Bairro Alto, and sights like the Santa Justa Elevator. In the Belém district you may visit the place where the famous custard tarts (pastéis de Belém) have been made since 1837, and learn about landmarks such as Torre de Belém, the Padrão dos Descobrimentos and the Jerónimos Monastery. The itinerary is smart but adaptable, so you can choose where to stop and what to explore while getting a concise introduction to Lisbon’s history and character.

This private tour lets you explore the highlights of Lisbon with hassle-free hotel or port pick-up and drop-off. Accompanied by your driver, who will act as your private guide, you’ll tour the old city centre neighbourhoods such as Alfama, Rossio, Baixa-Chiado and Graça. Along the way you’ll visit memorable landmarks including Praça do Comércio, Castelo de S. Jorge and the Santa Justa Lift, and travel out to Belém to see Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower. The experience typically includes tasting traditional pastries, such as Pastel de Belém (custard egg tart), and other local treats. You’ll be able to explore at your own pace and spend as long as you like taking photos. The route is designed to show Lisbon through the eyes of someone who lives in the city, so it aims to be more than a simple sightseeing run and to offer local perspective as you move through the neighbourhoods and landmarks.

This guided walking tour of Lisbon blends panoramic viewpoints, historic neighbourhoods and local insight. A knowledgeable local guide will accompany you as you stroll through centuries‑old districts and pause at scenic hilltops offering sweeping views over the Tagus River. Along the way you will get a sense of the city’s character and the stories that shaped it. You will explore Bairro Alto and Alfama and visit key landmarks such as Carmo Convent and Lisbon Cathedral. An iconic tram ride through Lisbon’s historic streets is included, giving you a feel for traditional transport and the city’s atmosphere. As you move through the neighbourhoods, your guide will point out architectural details, local highlights and vantage points like São Pedro de Alcântara, where the views over the river and rooftops are particularly striking.

In Lisbon, this walking tour offers an all-in-one overview of the city’s main sites and some well-kept secrets. It will introduce you to the atmosphere and authenticity that shape this vibrant Atlantic capital, helping you get your bearings and appreciate its character from the start. As you move through the main city centre historical points, the route will take you to the Santa Justa iron lift rising to the Downtown heights. The lift and its viewpoint will provide lasting views of the city and natural breaks during a relaxed stroll across historic Lisbon. Along the way, you’ll learn about the places you pass and encounter hidden corners that reveal the city’s local flavour. The tour also includes a taste of ginjinha (brand cherry liquor), giving you a small, traditional sample of Lisbon’s flavours as part of the experience.