Discover Lisbon on foot with a German-speaking guide. Explore historic districts, admire stunning views, and delve into Portuguese culture and history.
- Rossio Square - One of the most beautiful squares in Lisbon. We meet at the northern fountain between the King’s Statue and the National Theater.
- Lisbon Baixa - We explore Lisbon’s lower town “Baixa”
- Elevador de Santa Justa - We admire the elevator from below and from the observation deck
- Convento do Carmo - We admire the monastery ruins from outside.
- Chiado - We visit the poets’ quarter “Chiado”
- Praca Luis de Camoes - Largest square in the Poets’ Quarter
- Bairro Alto - We stroll through the residential area, which is quiet during the day and comes alive as a bar district in the evening.
- Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara - We enjoy the view and take a short break.
- Rua Augusta - We pass the main shopping street for a taste
- Alfama - We explore the oldest quarter with its winding streets.
- Miradouro de Santa Luzia - The most beautiful viewpoint in Lisbon
- Praca do Comercio (Terreiro do Paco) - We end our city tour at the impressive square on the river with its imposing triumphal arch.
- Snacks
- City tour on foot in German
- Recommendation sheet with tips from your city guides
- Private transportation
Lisbon is best discovered on foot - on this city tour accompanied by a German-speaking city guide with exciting insights into Portuguese history, culture and current topics.
Starting at Rossio Square, the small group (max. 12 participants) explores the districts of Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto and Alfama.
On the way from the lower town to the poets’ quarter of Chiado, the group admires the Santa Justa elevator first from below, then from the viewing platform with a view of the lower town and Lisbon Castle. Then it goes from the Carmo monastery ruins through the Chiado district.
After a climb through the residential district of Bairro Alto, which is quiet during the day (nightlife awakens here in the evening), the group reaches the viewing point where they linger for a break.
After a taste, it goes to Alfama, the oldest district, with its viewing points and winding alleys.
The end is at the Praça do Comércio, directly on the Tejo River and the impressive triumphal arch.
- Not suitable for people with walking difficulties. A moderate to good level of fitness is recommended to explore the city on foot.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.