Private food tour gastronomy in lisbon with Ten tastings

After we meet at Rossio square we will start with a small presentation of the gastronomy in Portugal and present some of the historical buildings around Lisbon downtown

After meeting at Rossio Square, we'll go to an old casino to taste some "petiscos" — Portugal's version of tapas.
Be familiar with one of the most hidden gens in center of Lisbon.

Next, we'll continue towards a local tavern for the chance to try the famous ginginha (cherry liquor).
A drink that was invented by a mong in a convent to stop with a cough.

Our next stop will be in one of Lisbon's oldest landmarks, "The Convent of Carmo". be familiar with the earthquake of 1755 and also the famouse carnation revolution

while enjoying the view of the wonderful Santa Justa Elevator, without queueing in the gigant line

Then we'll visit Bairro Alto, which became Lisbon's bohemian quarter for the aristocrats and writer's, and today it's the center of the city's nightlife.

The Church of São Roque is a Catholic church in Lisbon, dedicated to São Roque and built at the end of the 16th century. It belonged to the Society of Jesus, one of the first Jesuit churches in the world.
It was the Company's main church in Portugal for more than 200 years, before the Jesuits were expelled from the country in the 18th century. The São Roque church was one of the rare buildings in Lisbon to survive the 1755 Earthquake relatively unscathed.

Next, we will reach Camões Square, where I'll familiarize you with the story of the fantastical Portuguese voyages during the 16th centuries

taste a very fresh and warm custart tart the original sweet pastry of Lisbon.
The original recipe comes from the monestry of St. Jeronimo in Belem

Stop in o local place here you will reconized some photos from Antonie Bordain, it was the place here he taste the bifana (pork sandwich)

We will finish the tour in an wine house, where you will have a variety of typical regional products & red wine.

Walking by Garret street, our following stop, you'll learn about Lisbon's strong coffee-culture.