Old Town Lisbon

115,00€

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≈ 1h 30m

Duration

6 pax

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The Lisbon Old Town Tuk Tuk Tour is the ultimate way to explore the city’s historical and cultural treasures. This tour takes you through the heart of Lisbon’s most picturesque neighborhoods, including Alfama, Mouraria, and Graça, all known for their charm, narrow streets, and steep alleyways.

Our expert guides are the soul of this experience. More than simply navigating the streets, they are true Lisbon locals with a gift for storytelling. Their deep knowledge of the city’s history, vibrant culture, and hidden gems transforms each moment into an engaging and authentic journey. With every turn, they reveal fascinating stories and local secrets that make Lisbon come alive in ways you won’t find in any guidebook.

They will guide you through the vibrant and colorful streets of Lisbon Old Town, where every turn reveals a story. From locals chatting at their windows to cobblestone paths rich in history, the Lisbon Old Town Tuk Tuk Tour immerses you in the city's true essence.

One of the highlights is Alfama, the oldest and most traditional part of Lisbon. Here, you will enjoy a stroll through the well-preserved Arab district, famous for its small arches, stone-paved terraces, and enchanting atmosphere. It’s a power walk through history that will leave you captivated.

The journey continues as our eco-friendly Tuk Tuks climb Lisbon’s highest hill to Graça. This neighborhood offers incredible views of the city and leads us to the Nossa Senhora do Monte Belvedere, one of Lisbon’s most stunning viewpoints. The panoramic vistas here are nothing short of spectacular, making it a highlight of the Lisbon Old Town Tuk Tuk Tour.

Whether you're drawn by the historic charm, breathtaking views, or the unique eco-friendly experience, the Lisbon Old Town Tuk Tuk Tour is an adventure you will never forget. Join us and discover the heart of Lisbon in comfort and style, with the guidance of locals who know its stories best.

Private tour with a dedicated guide-driver (storyteller)
Pick-up and drop-off at Hard Rock Cafe or the Cruise Terminal
Blankets for cooler weather
Liability and personal accident insurance
All taxes (VAT 23%)
IMPORTANT: Not allowed for children under 7 years old nor recommended for pregnant woman
Hotel pickup and drop-off (extra fee)
Gratuities
Entry fees

Tour Highlights

Alfama

Step back in time as you wander through Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood. Alfama is famous for its labyrinth of narrow streets, traditional Fado houses, and colorful buildings. This charming district offers a unique glimpse into Lisbon's history, with each corner telling a story.

Mouraria

Mouraria is Lisbon’s most multi-ethnic neighborhood, where vibrant street life meets cultural diversity. Taste global flavors, visit historic Fado houses, and admire one of the city’s most stunning tiled façades at the Viúva de Lamego ceramic shop. It is a place where cultures blend beautifully.

Graça

Located on one of Lisbon’s seven hills, Graça offers sweeping views over the city and São Jorge Castle. It is the perfect spot for panoramic views and a taste of local life, with charming streets and picturesque squares that capture the heart of Lisbon.

Nossa Senhora do Monte Viewpoint

At one of Lisbon's highest points, Nossa Senhora do Monte Belvedere offers an awe-inspiring view of the city. Popular for its spectacular sunset vistas, it’s the perfect place to pause and take in the beauty of Lisbon from above.

Restauradores

Restauradores is where Lisbon's past and present converge in grandeur. Dominated by a towering obelisk commemorating Portugal’s restoration of independence in 1640, the square is a lively crossroads of elegance and culture. Surrounded by stunning art deco buildings and historic hotels, it marks the beginning of the iconic Avenida da Liberdade.

Rua Voz do Operário

Tucked away in the heart of the historic Graça district, Rua Voz do Operário is more than just a street — it's a symbol of Lisbon’s working-class heritage and resilience. Named after the city’s oldest workers' association and newspaper, this street is lined with local charm, traditional shops, and colorful facades. As your tuk tuk winds through, you’ll feel the pulse of authentic Lisbon life, where history, community, and everyday hustle meet.

Largo do Terreiro do Trigo

Just steps from the Tagus River, Largo do Terreiro do Trigo whispers stories of Lisbon’s maritime golden age. Once the city’s grain trading hub, today this quiet square in Alfama retains its old-world charm with tiled façades, vintage trams, and the scent of grilled sardines in the air. It’s a place where time slows down.

National Pantheon

A majestic baroque monument that took nearly 300 years to complete. Today, it’s the final resting place of many Portuguese icons, including fado legend Amália Rodrigues. Its soaring dome and richly decorated interior make it one of Lisbon’s most striking landmarks.