Your bespoke experience
Embark on a sensory journey through Lisbon’s rich history with a curated guided tour that intertwines delectable local delicacies, iconic beverages, and the captivating narratives that accompany them.
Commencing your adventure
Your knowledgeable local guide awaits you at the designated meeting spot indicated on your voucher. Simply present your confirmation on your mobile device as no physical tickets are required. With no security checks to delay you, you can swiftly immerse yourself in the excitement.
Anticipated highlights
This expertly guided 3-hour excursion navigates you through the vibrant neighborhoods of Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto—enclaves where Lisbon’s architectural charm, literary haunts, and picturesque vistas converge. The true essence lies in the captivating tales that unfold at every turn.
Noteworthy Inclusions:
Insightful exploration of Lisbon: Begin in Baixa, where your guide illuminates how an 18th-century seismic event reshaped the cityscape and its cultural tapestry.
Culinary voyage of discovery: Indulge in a traditional codfish pastry paired with vinho verde, as your guide delves into Portugal’s seafaring legacy that introduced exotic spices, sugar, and bacalhau to its shores.
Local taverns and historical uprisings: Sink your teeth into a bifana at an unassuming tavern in Bairro Alto, while discovering how these humble establishments catered to laborers during the day and fueled societal changes by night.
Cultural libations: Sample port wine, ginjinha cherry liqueur, and local red wine, and uncover the social significance behind each libation—from casual post-work tipples to regal toasts.
Traditional artisanal stores: Peer into boutique shops where locals procure salted cod, artisanal cheeses, and savory cured meats, gaining insights into how Portugal’s colonial past influenced its culinary landscape.
Conclude your excursion with a satiated palate, newfound epicurean pairings to share, and a profound appreciation for the inseparable connection between gastronomy and heritage in Lisbon.