Skip the long lines and step straight into Lisbon’s iconic São Jorge Castle with a passionate local guide. Instead of wasting precious time waiting at the entrance, you will be exploring one of the city’s most legendary landmarks from the very first moment.
Wander through medieval courtyards, climb ancient towers and walk along the fortified walls where kings once stood guard over the city. As you explore, your guide brings the past to life with stories of epic battles, royal intrigue and the Moorish roots of Lisbon.
From the hilltop, the reward is a breathtaking panorama of terracotta rooftops, the Alfama district’s winding alleys and the sparkling Tagus River stretching to the Atlantic. It is a view that has inspired poets, sailors and dreamers for centuries.
Perfect for history lovers, families, and first time visitors, this tour offers the best of Lisbon in one unforgettable experience filled with culture, legends and stunning scenery.
Entrance to São Jorge Castle
Entrance to São Jorge Castle
Entrance to São Jorge Castle
Climb Lisbon’s highest hill to reach São Jorge Castle, a medieval stronghold built by the Moors in the 11th century on top of Roman and Visigoth foundations. Step through its mighty gates and walk the stone ramparts where soldiers once stood guard.
Inside the fortress, explore quiet courtyards, hidden cisterns and the ruins of the royal palace that housed Portuguese monarchs for centuries. You’ll see the archaeological site that reveals layers of Lisbon’s past, from ancient ceramics to traces of Moorish homes.
From the towers, gaze across sweeping views of the city: terracotta rooftops tumbling toward the river, the labyrinth of Alfama, and the 25th of April Bridge stretching into the horizon. Along the way, you’ll pass gardens shaded by pines and hear echoes of banquets, battles and legends that shaped Lisbon’s identity.
Please meet your guide at Rua do Chão da Feira 226, 1100-223 Lisboa next to the bus stop.
Your guide will be holding a yellow and blue flag.
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