• Principe Real - Our journey begins at the monument dedicated to the victims of homophobia, where we will have a brief introduction and overview of the tour. This location marks the early days of the LGBTQ+ movement in Portugal, including the first Pride March and public demonstrations.

This meaningful site allows us to reflect on the history of LGBTQ+ rights in Lisbon, setting the tone for the rest of our exploration.

• Bairro Alto, Bica & Cais do Sodre - As we stroll through Bairro Alto, we’ll stop at a viewpoint to admire the beautiful hills and landscape. We’ll discuss how the LGBTQ+ neighborhood changes from day to night, offering varied experiences based on access and privilege. We’ll also examine the lingering patriarchal and colonial attitudes in society. Together, we’ll ponder: is inclusion in Portugal truly universal? How can it be improved?
• Largo Trindade Coelho - Here, we will see the monument of Padre António Vieira and discuss the church’s role in regulating sexuality and its impact on societal attitudes towards homosexuality and other non-conforming expressions.
• Largo do Carmo - At this historic site of the Portuguese revolution, we’ll explore the country’s long-standing dictatorship and its influence on societal norms, enforcing a strict family model. We’ll also highlight the resistance efforts of key LGBTQ+ figures during this period.
• Praca Martim Moniz - At this location, we will discuss contemporary queer movements that challenge existing structures and raise important questions. We’ll also explore how immigrants are contributing new strength and perspectives to the LGBTQ+ movements in Portugal.
• Graca & Sao Vicente - The tour concludes at a queer-owned venue, where we will honor the Black queer resistance brought to the Graça neighborhood by Criolense Kitchen Club. We’ll also learn about the area’s significant role in the LGBTQ+ community.

• Private Local Queer Guide
• Updated Queer Map of Lisbon

• Dinner

This experience provides a unique insight into Portugal’s history, spanning from colonialism and dictatorship to the revolution and post-revolution movements. It emphasizes the often-overlooked effects of colonialism on Black and Indigenous communities whose histories are closely linked with Portugal’s.

Throughout the journey, participants will uncover the stories of influential LGBTQ+ figures who advocated for laws to protect and advance rights for the community, shaping modern queer movements in Portugal.

The journey concludes at a queer-owned venue, where everyone will gather to enjoy delectable Afro-Brazilian tapas, celebrating both culture and community.

Additionally, a beautifully curated Queer Map of Lisbon is provided, featuring detailed information about venues, artists, and services, all carefully selected by locals.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.