• Cidade Baixa - • Visit the Rossio Square, the heart of both, old and new Lisbon. • Learn how the old city of Lisbon was destroyed in the 18th century and then totally rebuilt to become the city of today. • Learn about the favorite liqueur of many Portuguese and a typical drink in Lisbon - Ginjinha; • Take a look at the Obelisk on the Restauradores Square, commemorating the Restoration of Portugal’s independence from Spain in 1640, after sixty years of Spanish rule. • Marvel at the intricate Neo-Manueline architecture of the Rossio Central Station.

• Chiado - • Learn about the Carnation Revolution of 1974 as you visit the beautiful Carmo Square, at the place where Portugal’s old dictatorial regime fell after 48 years. • Walk through the elegant Chiado neighborhood, with its old cafés , theatres and bookstores. • Try a typical Portuguese pastry (the famous Pastel de Nata)

• Alfama - • Wander through the old maze of small squares and narrow alleyways of the Moorish Alfama neighborhood, where time seems to have stopped a thousand years ago. • Learn about Fado, Portugal’s own musical genre, as you go past the fado Museum and some of Alfama’s hidden, intimate Fado restaurants. • Stop for a glass of wine and a Tapa and tasting • End your tour in Praça do Comércio, formerly the entrance hall of the city, one of Europe’s largest and most beautiful squares.

• Walking Tour through the highlights of historical Lisbon
• One tapa & Wine tasting
• Snacks

• Gratuities

Explore the heart of both historic and modern Lisbon. Start at Rossio Square to discover how the city was devastated by a massive earthquake in the 18th century and subsequently rebuilt into the vibrant metropolis it is today. Admire the detailed Neo-Manueline architecture of the old Central Train Station. At Carmo Square, delve into the history of the 1974 Carnation Revolution, where Portugal’s long-standing dictatorship was overthrown. Stroll through the sophisticated Chiado neighborhood, known for its classic cafés, boutiques, theaters, and bookstores. Meander through the ancient labyrinth of small squares and narrow alleyways in the Moorish district of Alfama, where time appears to have stood still for centuries. Enjoy a wine tasting paired with a tapa. Conclude your journey at Comercio Square, once the grand entrance to the city and one of Europe’s largest and most stunning squares.

• We only serve alcoholic drinks to travelers under 18 years old

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