Lisbon Small Group Walking Tour with Local Taste & Pastel de Nata

Start your tour in Príncipe Real, very close to the five-century-old Bairro Alto, where you'll learn about the city's evolution and reach the São Pedro de Alcântara garden and viewpoint.

As you descend to the Carmo Convent and Church, you'll pass the Church of São Roque and admire its austere façade, gilding, and tilework. Arriving at the Carmo Convent, you'll see the top of the Santa Justa Elevator and admire views of Baixa and the Tagus River.

On the walk to Cais do Sodré, you will pass by "A Brasileira", one of the three unique places in Lisbon that spanned the 20th century, first built in 1905, it is one of the most iconic cafes in the city of Lisbon where many of today's famous writers and poets have passed through.

Upon arrival at Cais do Sodré, you will explore the TimeOut Market and take a walk alongside the river to Terreiro do Paço, which was the old Cais das Colunas, where heads of state and other prominent figures from across society, especially international figures, such as Queen Elizabeth II of England, disembarked and were received from the Tagus.

You will see Lisbon Cathedral and cross Lisbon's most famous street, Rua Augusta, which is the main artery of central Lisbon and emerged after the reconstruction of this area, which was destroyed by the 1755 earthquake.

Operating since 1840, the tavern whose history was sung in fado attracts more and more tourists, seduced by the fame of the Portuguese savory snacks that you will taste and by the atmosphere that preserves the memory of a Lisbon that no longer exists.

For almost two centuries, they've been bringing the most authentic Lisbon Ginjinha to the mouths of connoisseurs, the curious, and pilgrims.
Here you will sample this famous Portuguese drink.