Explore the vibrant heart of Lisbon through its historic neighborhoods, Baixa and Mouraria. This tour takes you off the beaten path, showcasing hidden street art and local flavors.
You'll start at a corner tavern serving smoky, savory bites the neighborhood has been eating for generations, then climb into Mouraria to taste the cooking of the city's longest-running Mozambican restaurant. Along the way, you'll pass São Domingos Square, home to one of Lisbon's oldest churches, and murals painted onto walls that have watched the neighborhood change for decades. End the tour with one of Lisbon's most iconic sweets, still warm from the oven.
Two neighborhoods and centuries of history between every bite, all in a small group capped at 12.
Your guide will be waiting for you by the monument in the centre of the square, wearing a purple Eating Europe bag!
Named for a medieval gate that once cut through Lisbon's Moorish-era walls, this street has spent centuries as a strip of theatres and old-school dining rooms, the kind of place locals still go for a proper night out.
At a corner tavern locals have leaned on for generations, try a “fireman” chorizo, then work through a smoky sausage and a garlicky pork sandwich, wine or beer in hand throughout.
Capture the quiet grandeur of one of Lisbon's oldest and most important churches.
At Lisbon's longest-running Mozambican restaurant, you'll try chamuças, Portugal's take on the samosa, paired with a glass of beer or wine.
One of only two Lisbon neighborhoods left standing after the 1755 earthquake, its lanes still coiled the way they were laid out centuries earlier under Moorish rule.
Pull up a chair in a tavern built for fado nights and taste octopus salad alongside Bacalhau à Brás, Portugal's beloved codfish, paired with wine or beer.
One of Lisbon's best-kept viewpoints, looking out over the city centre and the Tagus River.
End on a sweet note with Lisbon's famous custard tart, still warm from the oven. DISCLAIMER: The tour may end at a different location, but there will always be a pastel de nata tasting.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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