Stroll and Eat: the Best of Both Worlds
This is our best-selling tour! In five hours, you can visit the most important landmarks of Lisbon aboard an Eco Tuk-Tuk guided by a local storyteller. The eco-tuk drivers have a natural vocation to tell stories and make people feel at home.
This Lisbon Tuk Tuk tour will give you privileged access to almost every sight in this city, which is hard to compare with any other in the world. Discover the wonderful viewpoints, the rooftops, museums, and typical and unique neighbourhoods such as Graça, Alfama, and Baixa.
We have a list of things that we would like to show you in Lisbon. See if there is something on this list that you may appreciate:
- A wide glittering river, limpid skies, steep cobbled streets, palaces, churches, and a glorious castle.
- Splendid decorative tiles and fresh seafood to eat outside a tasca (bar) in the sun.
- An exuberant district called Bairro Alto has more than 250 appealing bars.
- The world’s best custard cakes, Pastéis de Nata.
- Fado music, the poetry of Fernando Pessoa, surf and ferries, fabulous design, and museums.
Our expert guides are the cornerstone of this Lisbon Tuk Tuk tour. They combine their deep knowledge of Lisbon with a gift for storytelling. They will introduce you to the city’s history, culture, and hidden gems while making you feel like a local. Their expertise ensures every moment is meaningful, allowing you to relax and fully immerse yourself in the Lisbon experience.
Tour Highlights
Tasting experience
No Lisbon tour is complete without sampling the city’s culinary gems. Along the way, enjoy: Custard Tart, Ginja Liquor and Codfish Cakes
Commerce Square
Lisbon’s main square was once home to the Royal Palace before being destroyed by the 1755 earthquake. This historic location served as the city’s commercial port and was famously referred to as the “door” to Lisbon.
Alfama
Lisbon’s oldest neighbourhood, where traditional Fado houses, colourful narrow streets, and vibrant tiles make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time.
Mouraria
The city’s most multicultural neighbourhood, offering cuisines from around the world and featuring one of Lisbon’s most stunning tiled façades at the Viúva de Lamego ceramic shop.
Graça
Situated on one of Lisbon’s seven hills, Graça is known for its spectacular viewpoints and proximity to the iconic São Jorge Castle.
Nossa Senhora do Monte Viewpoint
A breathtaking viewpoint on one of Lisbon’s highest hills, offering stunning vistas of the city and Tagus River. It’s especially magical at sunset.
Chiado
A sophisticated district partially rebuilt after a devastating fire on August 25, 1988. Chiado is now a bustling area full of trendy shops, cafés, and cultural landmarks.
Carmo Square
This picturesque square played a key role during the 1974 Carnation Revolution and is surrounded by charming architecture, including the ruins of the Carmo Convent.
São Pedro de Alcântara Viewpoint
A privileged viewpoint with sweeping panoramas of the Castle of Saint George and Lisbon’s historic centre, offering a tranquil escape in the heart of the city.
Estrela
A peaceful district featuring the Royal Basilica of Estrela, a Baroque architectural masterpiece, and the lush Estrela Garden, perfect for a relaxing stroll.
Belém
The monumental district of the Age of Discoveries. Here, you will find magnificent World Heritage sites, expansive parks, and gardens, with the Tagus River as a backdrop.
Jerónimos Monastery
It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a striking example of Portuguese Late Gothic Manueline architecture, steeped in the history of Portugal’s maritime explorations.
Belém Tower
Built between 1514 and 1520, this iconic fortress and UNESCO World Heritage site is an architectural jewel of Manuel I's reign.
Monument to the Discoveries
A grand tribute to Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. Shaped like a three-sailed ship, it features sculptures of King Manuel I, Vasco da Gama, poet Camões, and other key historical figures.
