One city, two stories—follow the path of Lisbon’s greatest tragedy and its golden age of discovery, from earthquake ruins to Belém’s iconic monuments.
History buffs, culture seekers, and curious travellers will love this 4 hour Lisbon Tuk Tuk tour. Explore the city’s grand squares, scenic viewpoints, and the haunting ruins left by the 1755 earthquake. Ride through Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Príncipe Real before heading riverside to Belém. Here, you’ll discover Portugal’s Golden Age monuments, the Tower of Belém, Monument to the Discoveries, Jerónimos Monastery, and the world-famous Pastéis de Belém bakery (visit included, food not included).
Perfect for first-time visitors who want more than surface-level sightseeing, this tour blends the city’s resilience with its maritime glory—all from the comfort of a private, open-air Tuk Tuk.
Our starting point is the Hard Rock Café. Hotel or Airbnb pickups are available upon request.
Your guide will be waiting outside the front entrance of the Hard Rock Café. You can recognise them by their badge and our tuk tuk with Just Tour It branding.
Church of São Roque – One of the earliest Jesuit churches in Portugal, famed for its richly decorated chapels and Baroque interiors.
Carmo Convent (Exterior) – Striking roofless ruins left as a reminder of the 1755 earthquake, now an open-sky Gothic landmark.
São Pedro de Alcântara Viewpoint – A panoramic terrace offering sweeping views over Lisbon’s rooftops and the castle.
Príncipe Real Square – A charming garden square surrounded by elegant 19th-century buildings, cafés, and boutiques.
The Assembly of the Republic – Portugal’s parliament building, housed in the historic São Bento Palace.
Estrela Basilica – A grand 18th-century church with a dazzling white dome, marble interior, and intricate nativity scene.
A romantic 19th-century park with ornamental ponds, walking paths, and a wrought-iron bandstand.
Monument to the Marquis of Pombal – A towering tribute to the statesman who rebuilt Lisbon after the 1755 earthquake.
Lisbon’s grand boulevard lined with luxury shops, theatres, and historic architecture.
Rossio Train Station (Exterior) – A Neo-Manueline landmark with ornate horseshoe-arched windows, gateway to Sintra.
Lisbon’s grand riverside square, framed by yellow arcades and opening onto the Tagus.
Belém Palace – The official residence of Portugal’s president, blending 16th-century architecture with manicured gardens.
Jerónimos Monastery – A UNESCO-listed masterpiece of Manueline style, built to honour Portugal’s Age of Discovery.
Belém Tower – A 16th-century fortress guarding the Tagus River, symbolising Portugal’s maritime heritage.
Monument to the Discoveries – A dramatic riverside monument celebrating the explorers who shaped Portugal’s global legacy.
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