Attractions: Rua Augusta Arch

This walking tour explores Baixa and Chiado, Lisbon’s downtown neighbourhoods, led by passionate local guides who will take you off the usual tourist routes. Along the way, you will hear insights into Lisbon’s history, culture and local curiosities, and you may receive personal recommendations from guides who tailor their tour to the interests of the group. The tour follows a relaxed, discover-as-you-go style and operates on a pay-what-you-want concept so people with different budgets can join. Expect to meet a variety of travellers, as this format often attracts diverse groups. Guides are free to add their own personal touch, so each outing may feel slightly different depending on the guide and the group’s interests. The meeting point is at Praça do Comércio, between the large arch and the central statue, where guides will be identifiable by an orange umbrella.

Explore the highlights of Lisbon on a Free Tour that serves as a friendly introduction to the city. The walk focuses on Lisbon’s centre and its most important sites, giving you a clear sense of the city as you move through its streets and squares. Led by guides who are passionate about the city and its history, the walking tour will take you through roughly 3,000 years of history, pointing out the unmissable parts of Lisbon. Along the way you’ll pick up dozens of local tips and plenty of ideas for things to do around the city. Guides will welcome questions and aim to make the experience memorable, leaving you with practical suggestions and a stronger sense of what to explore next.

With this ticket, you'll get the opportunity to visit the monumental building of the Rua Augusta Arch, one of the iconic landmarks on the Praça do Comércio. You'll have the chance to climb to the top of the triumphal arch and enjoy a scenic view of the Baixa neighborhood and the Tagus. You'll be able to learn about the history of the structure in the Clock Room and get a closer look at the sculptural group of Glory rewarding Valor and Genius, made by Célestin Anatole Calmels.

On this Lisbon food walking tour, you will explore the city's flavours with a small local group. Taste and smell are the only requirements as you visit traditional taverns and restaurants and enjoy 18 food tastings accompanied by local Portuguese wines. Along the way, your experienced local guide—each with over a decade of knowledge—will explain the origins of Portuguese gastronomy and point out culinary traditions that shaped the dishes you sample. As you move through Baixa’s historic squares and the maze‑like streets of Mouraria, the pace will remain relaxed and the route avoids steep hills. The tour finishes where it starts for extra comfort and convenience, leaving you satisfied and with a clearer sense of Lisbon’s food culture.

In Lisbon's Baixa and Bairro Alto you will follow a self-guided audio tour that brings the city's stories to life at your own pace. As you move through the streets you'll learn how troops once marched around miniature wooden models to test buildings against earthquakes, and how the rebuilt city reflects what they discovered. The audio takes you beyond the obvious so you hear details most guided groups rush past. Along the way you'll hear why a monk's cherry liqueur recipe became a local favourite, visit a church whose painted ceiling tricks the eye, and learn how Portugal's tram system has American roots. You'll gain insights into Fado music, Port wine and the famous mosaic pavements. The tour works on your schedule with no fixed start time or group to keep up with, so you can pause for a pastel de nata, linger at a viewpoint or take the funicular instead of the climb. It is well suited to first-time visitors. Over 20,000 travellers have explored with our audio tours, and they come with a full refund guarantee.

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 audio guide is a convenient mobile companion for exploring Lisbon. It offers a pre-planned walking route through the central districts of Baixa, Alfama, Chiado and Castello that avoids steep climbs. The route stops at 26 attractions, and each stop is accompanied by an audio recording that you can listen to as you move through the city. Along the way you’ll learn about Portugal’s major geographical discoveries, the devastating Lisbon earthquake, ingenious inventions and the city’s unique traditions, as well as many other interesting facts. The guide will steer you between neighbourhood highlights at a relaxed pace, giving context and stories to the places you pass. After the tour you can ascend to the observation deck of the Triumphal arch, unwind in a nearby café, and, if you wish, enjoy a pleasure boat ride. These options are presented as possibilities to extend your visit beyond the walking route.

In Lisbon, this guided walking tour takes you through the city’s historic heart so you can see its most iconic squares, streets and viewpoints. You will visit Rossio, Largo de São Domingos, Figueira and the grand Praça do Comércio, and stroll down emblematic streets such as Rua Augusta and 1º de Dezembro. Along the way you will encounter ancient churches — one described as cursed, another said to have been blessed by a miracle and visited by Pope John Paul II — and learn about the Cathedral, which stands on the site of a Roman theatre and a former mosque. As you move through Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest district, you will enjoy panoramic views from Santa Luzia and Portas do Sol, which offer excellent photo opportunities. A professional guide will provide deep historical and cultural insights, sharing tales of kings, tragedies and local traditions such as Fado and the Santos Populares festivals. The route mixes well-known landmarks with hidden gems in downtown Lisbon, giving a balanced experience of history, architecture, views and culture that is particularly suitable for first-time visitors.

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.

This experience offers a gourmet taste of Lisbon while you move through some of the city’s most iconic neighbourhoods. As you explore Graça, São Jorge Castle, Mouraria, Rossio, Baixa and Cais do Sodré, you’ll stop at emblematic Portuguese restaurants and savour sixteen tastings. Those dishes will be paired with ice-cold beer or renowned Portuguese wines, and you’ll also try the country’s famous Port wine. Along the way you’ll visit some of the city’s best viewpoints and sample the dish that was chosen as the best seafood dish in the world. Your guide will make the experience personalised and informative, sharing historical facts, local tips on Lisbon’s best eats and leading you along a few off‑the‑beaten paths. As you taste, you’ll learn why Portugal’s food blends Mediterranean, Indian and African influences and why such a small country produces highly regarded wines. Vegetarian options are not available.

On this private walking tour of Lisbon, you will explore the city with a local guide on a route tailored just for you. The experience is personalised so you can set the pace and focus on what interests you most. As you move through the city, you will visit all viewpoints and the historic neighbourhoods of Graça, Alfama, Baixa and Chiado. Along the way you will enjoy tastings of pastel de nata, local coffee and Ginjinha, giving you a flavour of Lisbon’s traditional treats as you take in the sights.

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.

This experience takes you to the heart of both historic and modern Lisbon. Beginning at Rossio Square, you’ll learn how the city was devastated by the 18th‑century earthquake and rebuilt into the vibrant place it is today. As you move on, you’ll admire the Obelisk in Restauradores Square, which commemorates Portugal’s restoration of independence from Spain in 1640, and pause to see the striking Neo‑Manueline design of the Central Train Station. You’ll visit Carmo Square to hear about the Carnation Revolution of 1974, the event that ended Portugal’s long-standing dictatorship. Along the way you’ll stroll through the elegant Chiado district with its cafés, boutiques, theatres and bookstores, then meander through Alfama’s labyrinth of narrow streets and hidden squares where the feel of centuries past still lingers. The experience will include a wine tasting and a tapa, and it will end at the magnificent Praça do Comércio, once the city’s grand entrance and one of Europe’s largest and most impressive squares.

This private driving experience in Lisboa offers a comfortable way to become familiar with some of the city's most beautiful historical and cultural monuments and its iconic neighbourhoods. As you move through the city, you'll see a range of landmarks and get a sense of the character that makes each district typical of Lisbon. The pace and route can be adapted to suit your group, so the ride feels personal rather than rushed. All services are private, so you'll travel only with your family, friends or coworkers. A professional driver will act as your personal assistant throughout the ride, taking care that everything is to your pleasure and helping with any on-the-spot needs. Travel is in luxury vehicles that provide the safety and comfort needed for a relaxed, memorable journey. The provider is committed to helping you get to know one of Europe’s most beautiful capitals, Lisboa, in a way that focuses on your group’s interests and comfort.

In Lisbon, you will see one of the city’s best views while walking with a local guide. Along the way, you will feel what it is to be in Lisbon as your guide shares personal stories and points out the hidden corners that make the city unique. You will never be alone in your exploration — the guides are focused on connecting with you and on revealing the city’s lesser-known details. As you move through the streets, you will discover Lisbon’s most typical flavours and places. Along the way, your guide will introduce local tastes and familiar neighbourhood spots, and will show the small secrets that give Lisbon its character. The experience is designed to be personal and engaging, with guides who draw on their own lives and knowledge to help you see the city differently.