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Discover Lisbon’s flavors on a guided walking tour. Taste traditional dishes, sip local drinks, and explore iconic neighborhoods with a local guide.

Highlights

• Savor the flavors of Lisbon with a variety of traditional dishes
• Sip on local drinks, including wine, beer, coffee, and traditional liquor
• Explore iconic neighborhoods like Chiado, Bica, and Baixa Pombalina
• Enjoy a leisurely 1-mile walk through the city with a local guide
• Discover the best spots in Lisbon with a curated list of recommendations

Description

Embark on a culinary journey through Lisbon’s iconic neighborhoods, savoring the best of Portuguese cuisine. Taste dishes like fish rice stew, old-style codfish, traditional sausages, regional cheese, one of the best bifanas in town, and more. Indulge in Portuguese sweets beyond pastel de nata. Sip local drinks like wine (red, white, green), beer, coffee, and traditional liquor. Stroll through Chiado, Bica, Largo do Carmos, Rossio Terreiro do Paço, and Baixa Pombalina on a leisurely 1-mile walk (route may vary). Hear fascinating stories and insider tips from your friendly local guide. Discover favorite spots and flavors that define Portuguese heritage, making you feel like a true local. Plus, receive a curated list of top restaurants, bars, sunset spots, and more.

Includes

Unlimited food! Enjoy 12 different food tastings—all typical, unique and homemade (sweet & savory) Regional drinks to pair: wine (red, white, and green!), beer, water, soft drinks, and a local liquor Coffee, decaf or tea to close—served alongside the best sweet in town Guided tour through historic Lisbon, full of stories about the city, Portugal and local life A list of top restaurants, bars, sunset spots, & more; and a new friend in Portugal (your guide)!

Important Information

• - Check the weather forecast! Lisbon can get quite hot, especially in summer. Sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes are always a good idea. - Bring a reusable water bottle if you can! There are drinkable water fountains along the way, and it’s great to stay hydrated while being environmentally friendly. - NOTE: Portuguese cuisine isn’t the most vegetarian-friendly, but we’ll always do our best to accommodate your preferences (though non-vegetarian options may be more common).

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund