• Miradouro da Graca (Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen) - Treat yourself to a gourmet Portuguese food and wine tour! Sample a variety of local dishes paired with ice-cold beer or world-famous wines. Discover the diverse flavors influenced by Mediterranean, Indian, and African cuisines as you taste and learn.

This isn’t just any food tour; it’s a unique experience that lets you explore iconic neighborhoods like Graça, São Jorge Castle, Mouraria, Rossio, Baixa, and Cais do Sodre, all while enjoying the city’s best viewpoints. We’ll take you to renowned Portuguese restaurants where you can enjoy sixteen different tastings, including a dish voted the best seafood dish in the world. You’ll also learn why Portugal, despite its small size, produces some of the world’s finest wines, including our famous Port wine.

We promise a personalized experience filled with historical insights and tips on Lisbon’s best eats, as we explore the city’s most fascinating neighborhoods and hidden gems.

• Miradouro da Senhora do Monte - Begin your journey at one of the top sightseeing spots, offering views of the castle, river, and colorful hillside houses.

• Miradouro das Portas do Sol - Pause at another stunning viewpoint, overlooking the Alfama neighborhood, São Vicente Monastery, and the National Pantheon.

• Alfama - Often seen as a quaint village within the city, lose yourself in its maze of streets and discover some of the most beautiful murals.

• Lisbon Cathedral - Built on the site of the main mosque during Moorish rule, it became Lisbon’s first Roman Catholic cathedral in 1147. It is the oldest and primary church in the city.

• Castelo, Alfama & Mouraria - The main symbol of Lisbon’s conquest by Portugal’s first king, Afonso Henriques, in 1147.

• Monumento Mouraria Berco do Fado - Explore the neighborhood that birthed Fado and now hosts Lisbon’s most diverse population.

• Igreja de Sao Domingos (Santa Justa e Rufina) - Learn about the history and architecture of what might be the most unique and beautiful church in Portugal, if not the world. This church has withstood multiple fires, an earthquake, and other natural disasters, making it truly one of a kind.

• Cais do Sodre Train Station - Once a docking spot for sailors spending nights in Lisbon before setting sail again, this area was known for its lively nightlife and association with prostitution. It’s filled with stories and iconic landmarks.

• Rua Augusta - The city’s vibrant core, home to its largest squares. Completely rebuilt with modern and functional features after the 1755 earthquake by the pragmatic Marquês do Pombal.

• Walking tour through the city
• 16 typical tastings paired with local drinks and wines
• Local beers
• Port wine, white, red & green wine
• Pescatarian options available
• Dinner
• Suitable for vegetarians, pescatarians, and non-alcoholic drinkers
• Private tour guided by a local food expert
• Lunch
• Local knowledge for best eats during your trip
• Secret dish
• Historical tour guided by a local certified guide

• Personal expenses
• Gratuities