Private Food and Wine Tour: From Street to Gourmet

Indulge yourself with a typical gourmet Portuguese food and wine tour! Taste all types of food locals eat and pair them with our ice-cold beer or world-renowned wines. Learn while tasting why our country has such a wide variety of flavors due to our Mediterranean, Indian and African influences.

This is not a traditional food tour, it is an unique experience that will guarantee you explore the most iconic neighborhoods Graça, São Jorge Castle, Mouraria, Rossio, Baixa and Cais do Sodre without leaving aside the city’s best viewpoints. We’ll take you to emblematic Portuguese restaurants where you can savor sixteen tastings including the dish that was chosen as the best seafood dish in the world. You will also learn why such a small country produces some of the world’s best wine and try our famous Port wine.

We will ensure a personalized experience filled with historical facts tips on Lisbon’s best eats, while exploring the city’s most fascinating neighbourhoods and off beaten paths

Start your experience in one of the greatest sightseeing points, with views over the castle, the river and the colorful hill houses

Stop in another impressive sightseeing point, overlooking the Alfama neighborhood, São Vicente Monastery and the National Pantheon

What is thought to be a traditional and picturesque village inside a big city. Get lost in the maze of streets and find some of the most beautiful city murals

Built on the site of the principal mosque during the Moorish control of the city, in 1147 it became Lisbon’s first roman-catholic cathedral. It is the oldest and main church in the city

The main symbol of the Lisbon conquest by Portugal’s first king, Afonso Henriques, in 1147

Wander in the neighborhood that gave birth to Fado and that has nowadays the most diverse population of Lisbon

Get to know about the history and architecture of the most beautiful and special church in Portugal and maybe in the world. One of a kind, a church that continues standing after multiple fires, an earthquake and other natural disasters. You will notice, its just one of a kind

The beating heart of the city, where the main and biggest squares stand. Completely rebuilt and restructured in more modern and functional features after the 1755 earthquake by the pragmatic Marquês do Pombal