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Lisbon Food & Wine Tour: Baixa, Mouraria & Fado House★ 4.96 (8,656) · 3h 30m
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Lisbon Belem: Jerónimos Monastery & Pastéis Tasting Walk★ 4.87 (138) · 2h
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Private Food and Wine Tour Lisbon: 16 tastings with local guide★ 5.00 (204) · 4h
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Lisbon: Private Food Tour with 10 Tastings & Alfama ViewsYou’ll taste your way through Lisbon with a private local guide—sampling alheira sausage, bifana sandwiches, moelas stew, imperial beer, ginjinha liquor, cheese, sardines, and finish with pastel de nata in Alfama. Expect laughter with locals, city highlights between bites, and moments that linger long after dessert.
Lisbon Private Food Tour: Taste 10+ Local Dishes & WinesA private food tour through Lisbon's city centre with a live English-speaking guide, tasting 10+ Portuguese dishes and wines at local taverns and markets while learning the city's history and culture. The tour moves at your own pace, covering Campo de Ourique Market, São Jorge Castle views, and Largo do Carmo over three hours. Dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice; contact the operator before booking.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and the tour is private, so you move at your own pace and ask questions as they come up—no group rhythm, no waiting for translation, no schedule pressure. This works well if you want to linger at a market stall or understand the history behind a dish without holding anyone else back.
Lisbon: Private Tuk Tuk Tour Through Alfama & Historic ViewpointsYou’ll ride through Lisbon’s oldest neighborhoods by private tuk tuk with hotel pickup included. Pause at Alfama’s winding streets, gaze out from sunlit viewpoints like Senhora do Monte, and catch stories about the National Pantheon and Feira da Ladra market from your local guide. Expect laughter over bumpy cobbles and moments that linger long after you’ve left.
Private Lisbon Food & Cultural Walk: Mouraria & Local TastingsA private group walking tour of Lisbon's Mouraria and downtown neighborhoods with a local English-speaking guide, covering 2 kilometers over 3.5 hours with 6 stops and more than 10 tastings of Portuguese food, wine and coffee. The route moves through the birthplace of Fado music, past the Church of St. Dominic and Rossio Square, and into the multicultural heart of the city where food culture and gastronomic trends begin. Dietary restrictions must be noted at booking so tastings can be adapted.Is it for me?The 3.5-hour walk leaves the rest of your day open for other neighborhoods or a longer meal, but it is not a quick stop—the pace is built around tasting and lingering, not rushing. Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and have a guide who knows the streets and the history, not a group moving through the main squares.
Lisbon: Private Food & Wine Tour by Eco Tuk Tuk with TastingsYou’ll wind through Lisbon’s steepest streets in a private eco tuk tuk with your local guide—sampling codfish cakes at Campo de Ourique Market, sipping smoky red wines in Alfama, pausing for panoramic views at Senhora do Monte Viewpoint. Expect laughter over pastel de nata and stories you’ll remember long after you leave those tiled hills behind.
Lisbon: Portuguese Cooking Class with Wine & Private StationYou’ll step into a Lisbon kitchen, learn hands-on from a local guide, and cook three traditional Portuguese dishes at your own station. Enjoy fresh coffee or tea as you work—and sip Portuguese wine with your meal. Recipes are sent after class so you can relive the flavors back home.
Lisbon: Private Market Tour & Home Cooking Class AlmadaYou’ll join Paula for a private Lisbon market tour in Almada, then cook traditional Portuguese and Goan dishes together in her home kitchen. Expect laughter over language slips, hands-on lessons with family recipes, and a relaxed meal around her table — plus plenty of stories you won’t find in any guidebook.
Private Évora & Monsaraz Wine Tour from Lisbon: Esporão TastingIf you want to see real Alentejo—history-packed towns, proper wine tasting at Esporão, plus those wide-open views from Monsaraz—this private tour covers it all without rushing you around.
Up to 2 hours (9)
Lisbon Food Tour: Baixa, Chiado & Bairro Alto with Local GuideYou taste grilled sardines at a decades-old market stall, piri piri chicken in Bairro Alto, traditional caldo verde and bifana in an underground restaurant, and award-winning custard tarts at a Baixa pastry shop. An English-speaking guide walks you through Chiado, past the world's oldest bookstore and the Carmo Convent ruins, without the logistics of finding these places yourself. The tour runs through three neighborhoods in one afternoon and includes all tastings and entry to the underground restaurant.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat at real Lisbon restaurants without spending your afternoon researching neighborhoods and making reservations — the guide handles the route and the restaurants know you're coming, so you taste and move at a pace that fits one afternoon.
Pastel de Nata Baking Class in Lisbon: Make 3 PastéisA hands-on pastel de nata masterclass at Nat'elier in downtown Lisbon where you prepare Portugal's most iconic pastry from scratch under a professional pastry chef's guidance. The 2-hour class includes laminating dough, shaping with traditional technique, and baking at least 3 pastéis de nata in a real professional kitchen; you eat them warm afterward with a drink of your choice and receive the recipe by email. Children from age 8 are welcome, and no baking experience is required.Is it for me?The class runs 2 hours straight, so you're working the whole time rather than watching a demonstration—book this if you want to actually make something with your hands, not just learn about it. The professional kitchen and real pastry chef mean you're learning the method that works, which takes focus, but that's what makes the recipe you take home actually work when you're back in your own kitchen.
Pastel de Nata Class in Lisbon: Bake Portuguese Custard TartsA hands-on pastry class in Lisbon where you make Pastel de Nata (Portuguese egg custard tarts) from scratch, including both the puff pastry and filling. The class runs two hours at Homecooking Lisbon, ten minutes from Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, the monastery where the pastry originated in 1837. A live English-speaking guide walks you through each step, and at the end you taste your own freshly baked tarts with coffee or tea and a tasting of Portuguese liqueurs—Ginginha, Porto or Amendôa Amarga. Children from age 6 are welcome; those under 18 get juice or tea instead of alcohol.Is it for me?The class is held at Homecooking Lisbon, a ten-minute walk from Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, so you reach it by foot or public transport without needing a car or arranging a separate journey. If you're staying in central Lisbon or arriving without a rental, the location and the walkable neighborhood mean you can book the class as part of your day without adding logistics.
Lisbon: Portuguese Wine & Cheese Tasting Lunch ExperienceYou’ll settle into a cozy Lisbon wine bar for a guided tasting lunch featuring six Portuguese wines from different regions, each matched with local cheeses and charcuterie. With a friendly expert leading you through flavors and stories, you’ll get to ask questions and really taste Portugal — no rush, just good company and surprising pairings that stay with you long after.
Lisbon: Pasteis de Nata Baking Class in Historic QuarterYou’ll roll dough and fill tins side by side with a Lisbon chef, learn why pasteis de nata became Portugal’s favorite treat, and taste your own creations straight from the oven. Expect laughter over coffee or port while your tarts bake—and leave with sticky fingers and new stories to tell.
Óbidos: Medieval Castle Walk & Ginjinha Tasting TourYou’ll wander Óbidos’ winding medieval streets with a local guide who knows every secret alley and story. Taste Ginjinha liqueur served in a chocolate cup, step inside an ancient castle, and browse books in a former royal chapel. Expect unexpected details—and maybe even laughter over your Portuguese pronunciation.
Lisbon: Pastel de Nata Cooking Class & Portuguese PastryYou'll spend two hours making Pastel de Nata and another traditional Portuguese pastry from scratch in a Lisbon kitchen, tasting what you bake and getting written recipes to take home. The class includes tea and coffee, and works with children if a participating adult joins. You leave with the techniques and the instructions to recreate both recipes whenever you want.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a real Portuguese skill in one morning and have the instructions to keep practicing — the two-recipe format and the written guide mean you're not just tasting something, you're taking the technique home with you.
Lisbon: Pastel de Nata Workshop & Porto Wine TastingYou’ll step into a real Lisbon pastry shop to make pastel de nata from scratch—yes, including the dough—alongside a local guide who shares stories behind every step. Taste your warm tart fresh from the oven with a glass of porto wine or ginja liqueur. You’ll leave not just full but carrying home the recipe (and probably some flour on your shirt).
Lisbon Beer Bike Tour & Drinks by the RiverPedal a beer bike along Lisbon’s riverside with friends or family while sipping unlimited beer, sangria, or rosé wine. Pass Belém’s famous sights like MAAT and the 25 de Abril Bridge, guided by locals who share stories and laughs along the way—a relaxed ride you’ll remember every time you see a sunny riverbank.
2 to 5 hours (29)
Lisbon Food & Wine Walking Tour: 15 Tastings in BaixaYou’ll taste more than 15 Portuguese specialties on this Lisbon food & wine tour—think fried cod cakes at Rossio Square, bifana sandwiches with cold beer, and Ginjinha liqueur in lively Baixa bars. With a local guide leading your small group through hidden corners and busy markets, you’ll leave full—and probably craving just one more bite.
Lisbon Food Tour: 8 Tastings & 3 Drinks in Baixa, Chiado & Cais do SodréYou walk through Baixa, Chiado, and Cais do Sodré with a local English-speaking guide, stopping at seven small businesses to taste codfish, bifana sandwich, pastéis de nata, and other Portuguese classics—eight tastings and three drinks total, enough for a full meal. Small groups keep the pace manageable, and you finish with the knowledge to eat like a local on your own.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat a full meal while learning Lisbon's neighborhoods and food culture from someone who knows them—the walking pace and small group size mean you actually taste and absorb, rather than rush through.
Lisbon: Alfama Food Tour with 18 Tastings & Family SpotsYou’ll wind through Alfama’s tangled lanes with a local guide, tasting 18 different Portuguese dishes and drinks straight from family-run kitchens. Expect laughter over mispronounced words, stories shared between bites of bacalhau fritters, and glimpses of daily life in Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood. You’ll leave full — not just from food but from the feeling of being part of something real.
Lisbon Food Tour: Alfama, Mouraria & Baixa with 4 TastingsThis 4-hour food tour through Alfama, Mouraria and Baixa takes you to 4 long-standing family-run establishments to taste dishes most visitors never encounter—generous cuts of premium cod, full Mozambican specialties, and DOP products from small Portuguese producers—guided by a Lisbon native trained in medical anthropology. The group stays limited to 10 people, and the experience includes curated local wines, exclusive access to hidden taverns, and dishes prepared only for your group on selected days.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste what locals actually eat rather than tourist versions of Portuguese dishes—the premium cod, the full Mozambican specialties, the family-run taverns Silvia has known since childhood. The group of 10 and the 4-hour pace mean you're not rushing between stops or competing for the guide's attention.
Lisbon Food Tour: 10+ Tastings, Wine & Secret Dish WalkYou’ll taste your way through Lisbon’s neighborhoods with more than ten local specialties — from bacalhau to creamy pastel de nata — plus regional wines and liqueurs. Walk historic streets with a local guide who shares stories behind each bite. There’s laughter, surprises (that secret dish!), and plenty of time to soak up Lisbon’s flavors.
Lisbon: Tuk Tuk Food Tour with Historic Bites & ViewpointsYou’ll zip through Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods by tuk tuk, taste classic snacks like bifana and bacalhau à Brás, sip local wine in hidden taverns, and finish with fresh pastel de nata from an old bakery. Expect laughter with your guide and views you’ll remember long after the crumbs are gone.
Lisbon Food Walking Tour: Mouraria, Taverns & TastingsYou’ll wander Lisbon’s Mouraria & downtown streets with a local guide, tasting cod fritters, cheese, chorizo, and sipping cherry liquor in old taverns. Expect laughter over mispronounced words, stories about fado’s roots, and small moments that stick with you long after you’re full.
Lisbon Food Tour: 8 Tastings Through Baixa with Local DrinksA three-hour guided food walk through Lisbon's Baixa District with eight tastings of authentic Portuguese petiscos, street food and dessert, paired with four traditional drinks including Vinho Verde, local beer and Ginjinha. Your expert local guide leads you from the Tagus River through grand squares and past landmarks like Igreja de São Domingos, handling all reservations in advance so you move straight from tavern to seafood restaurant to street-food stall without waiting. Vegetarian and alcohol-free options are available at every stop.Is it for me?Book the private option if your group wants the guide's full attention and flexibility to linger at favourite stops; choose the shared food crawl if you're traveling solo or want to meet other food lovers; add the premium port wine pairing if you want to deepen the drinks experience beyond the standard Vinho Verde and Ginjinha.
Lisbon: Portuguese Cooking Class & 3-Course DinnerYou’ll join locals in a real Lisbon kitchen for a night of cooking, tasting Portuguese wines, and sharing a 3-course dinner you help make yourself. Expect floury hands, new friends around the table, plenty of laughter—and recipes you’ll want to take home. It’s not just about food; it’s about feeling part of something genuine for an evening.
Lisbon Food Tour with Portuguese Wine: Taste 8 DishesA three-hour food tour through Lisbon's Baixa District with a local guide, taking you into taverns, seafood restaurants and street-food stops to taste eight Portuguese dishes paired with four traditional drinks. Everything is pre-booked so you walk straight in; vegetarian and alcohol-free options are available at every stop, and the route stays flat and fully accessible.Is it for me?Choose the private tour if you want the guide and the route to yourself, or the guided tour to join other food lovers and share the experience. Either way, the pre-booked tables mean you're eating within minutes of arriving at each stop instead of waiting in a queue.
Bairro Alto Food & Wine Tour: Petiscos & Drinks in LisbonDevour Lisbon's Bairro Alto Evening Food & Wine Tour is a three-hour walking tour through one of Lisbon's most historic neighborhoods, where you stop at four local spots to sample small plates called petiscos and uniquely Portuguese drinks. Your English-speaking guide leads you through both old establishments and modern additions to the quarter, moving between tastings of cheese and chouriço, deep-fried green beans, croquettes, fish soup, duck rice, and pastel de nata with port wine. The tour includes seven or more food tastes and five alcoholic drinks; those with dietary restrictions can request adaptations for vegetarian, pescatarian, gluten-free, or dairy-free needs by emailing after booking.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're spending an evening in Lisbon and want to eat and drink the way locals do, moving between real neighborhood spots rather than a single restaurant. The small-group format and fixed itinerary mean the night unfolds at a set pace, so you're not deciding where to go next—just following the guide and tasting what comes.
Lisbon: Food & Wine Walking Tour with 14 TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Lisbon’s downtown and Mouraria neighborhoods with 14 different bites and drinks—from codfish cakes with green wine to bifanas with beer, port wine pairings, samosas, cheese and ham, plus Ginjinha liquor in an old bar. Expect laughs with your local guide and small surprises around every corner—a real slice of Lisbon you can feel.
Lisbon Food Tour in Baixa: Petiscos, Wine & Pastel de NataA 3-hour food tour through Lisbon's Baixa district led by a local guide, taking you to taverns, seafood restaurants, street-food stalls and a historic liqueur shop. You taste 8 dishes—petiscos like chouriço and bacalhau à Brás, grilled sardines with Vinho Verde, the bifana sandwich, coxinha, and finish with pastel de nata—plus 4 local drinks including Ginjinha. Everything is pre-booked with priority service, the route is flat and walkable, and vegetarian options are available at every stop.Is it for me?Choose the private tour if you want to move at your own pace with just your group and have the guide's full attention; pick the guided tour to join other food lovers and share the experience with fellow travellers. Either way, the pre-booked tables mean you eat without waiting, and the flat route through Baixa keeps the walk easy for all fitness levels.
Portuguese Cooking Class in Lisbon: Learn to Make 4 CoursesA hands-on cooking class in Lisbon where you prepare a four-course traditional Portuguese meal under chef instruction, then dine on what you've cooked. The menu changes seasonally to match Portugal's fresh ingredients. Portuguese wines, beers and non-alcoholic drinks are included, along with finger food during the three-hour session. Children from age 6 are welcome; the guide teaches in English.Is it for me?You're hands-on throughout—you do the cooking, not watching it happen—which is what makes the meal taste like something you actually learned to make rather than a class you attended. Book this if you want to leave Lisbon knowing how to cook Portuguese food, not just having tasted it.
Lisbon Food & Wine Tour with Full Meal: Six Venues in BaixaYou'll taste six courses across six carefully chosen venues in Lisbon's Baixa: codfish cakes, hand-carved Pata Negra, grilled chouriço, two Portuguese seafood classics, and a custard tart with Port. Your hosts are the local couple behind The Lisbon Guy, and the full meal—four appetizers, two mains, four drinks, and dessert—is included. Groups stay under ten, so the pace stays personal and the food stays hot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real Portuguese food without assembling the meal yourself, and if you'd rather have someone who actually knows Lisbon explain what you're tasting—the small group size is what keeps the pace personal and the hosts present.
Lisbon: Multicultural Food Walk, Street Art & Live MusicYou’ll wander Lisbon’s multicultural neighborhoods with a local guide, tasting African and Brazilian dishes as you go. Explore hidden murals in Mouraria, climb Graca hill for golden hour views, and end your day sharing live music in a family-run tavern—where you might just find yourself singing along.
Lisbon: Port District Seafood Food Tour & Market TastingsYou’ll wander Lisbon’s lively port district with a local guide, tasting fresh seafood at market stalls and family-run shops. Sip coffee where locals gather, share lunch plates in tucked-away spots, and hear stories behind every bite. It’s less about ticking off sights than soaking up flavors and faces you won’t forget.
Lisbon: Portuguese Cooking Class with Chef & Wine PairingYou’ll join a small group in Lisbon for a relaxed cooking class led by a local chef — expect laughter, hands-on practice with classic recipes, and plenty of Portuguese wine. Taste regional snacks as you cook together and finish with a homemade dessert you’ll remember long after you leave Portugal.
Lisbon: Baixa Food Tour with Petiscos, Wine & GinjinhaYou’ll taste your way through Lisbon’s Baixa with petiscos like bacalhau à Brás and grilled chouriço, sip Vinho Verde and Ginjinha at historic spots, try classic street food (yes, bifana!), then finish with warm pastel de nata under city lights. Every stop is guided by locals who know these streets inside out—you’ll feel like you belong here for an evening.
Lisbon: Portuguese Cooking Class with Lunch & WineYou’ll step into a real Lisbon kitchen, learn to cook classic Portuguese dishes side by side with locals, and share laughs over olive oil splatters. Prepare fish, meat, and dessert together before sitting down for lunch with wine—all guided by a friendly chef who makes sure everyone feels welcome.
Lisbon Market and Cooking Class: Learn Portuguese FoodA cooking class in Lisbon where you shop at Campo de Ourique Market with a chef, then return to the kitchen to prepare a fish dish, meat dish and dessert together. The class runs four hours in a relaxed, friendly setting, and you eat what you cook with Portuguese wine; it's designed for both experienced cooks and beginners, and the chef adapts recipes to any food allergies you mention.Is it for me?You do the cooking yourself in a shared class, so it suits anyone who wants to learn by making, not watching—and who'd rather pick the ingredients at the market than have them waiting in the kitchen.
Lisbon Belém: Walking Food Tour with Pastel de Belém & Local TastingsYou’ll wander through Lisbon’s historic Belém district tasting fresh pastel de Belém straight from the source, sample cod dishes and savory pastries with locals nearby, sip verde wine at Campo de Ourique Market, and hear stories from your guide as you pass iconic sights like Jerónimos Monastery. Expect laughter, real flavors, and moments you’ll want to remember.
Lisbon Food Tour: Petiscos, Markets & Pastel de Nata WalkYou’ll taste Lisbon’s best petiscos on this walking food tour—croquetas at Campo de Ourique Market, pork bifana in Chiado, fresh sardines in Bairro Alto, and finish with pastel de nata in Baixa. Expect laughter with locals, stories from your guide, two drinks included—and moments you’ll remember whenever you catch a whiff of cinnamon or grilled pork again.
Lisbon Food Tour: Post-Colonial Flavors & Cape Verdean StewYou’ll walk Lisbon’s lively markets and side streets, tasting Cape Verdean cachupa from the “King” himself and sipping Angolan coffee while hearing stories behind each bite. With a local guide leading you through Sao Tome chocolate tastings and Brazilian icon shops, you’ll feel the city’s layered history—and maybe leave with more questions than answers.
Lisbon Food & Local Drinks Evening Tour: 4 Stops, Local GuideAn evening food tour in Lisbon that takes you through 3 local districts to 4 family-owned restaurants, taverns and shops over 3 hours. You taste petiscos (Portuguese tapas), Bacalhau, Bifana, Polvo and Pasteis de nata paired with local wines from the north and south, guided by an English-speaking local who has eaten at each spot and knows the owners. The tour stays away from the touristy center and moves at the pace of a real night out—you're eating and drinking what Lisboners order, not what menus write for visitors.Is it for me?This tour is built for travelers who want to eat what Lisboners eat, not what restaurants write for visitors—the guide has chosen the 4 stops and knows the owners, so you're not navigating menus or wondering if you're in the right place. If you prefer to move at your own pace or need vegetarian or gluten-free options as standard, a self-guided food walk or a specialized dietary tour would work better.
Lisbon food tour: Mouraria & Graça with tastingsA five-hour afternoon food tour through Lisbon's Mouraria, Graça and Santa Clara neighborhoods, stopping at working tascas, modern tabernas and a 16th-century monastery to taste daily specials, fresh seafood, house-made condiments and local wines. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, the route also passes through Feira da Ladra flea market. An English-speaking guide leads the group through the stops; moderate fitness helps with the uphill sections.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you follow the commentary and the stories behind each neighborhood and dish without translation. Book this one if you want to taste how Lisbon actually eats—not a curated tasting menu, but the daily food of the people who live there.
Lisbon: Campo de Ourique Market Food Tour & 13 TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Lisbon’s Campo de Ourique Market with a local guide, sampling more than 13 classic Portuguese dishes — from cod cakes to fresh pastel de nata. Along the way you’ll hear personal stories behind each recipe and share laughs over cherry liqueur with locals. This isn’t just about eating; it’s about feeling part of Lisbon for an afternoon.
Lisbon Food and Wine Tasting Tour: Hidden Gems, Small GroupsA small-group food and wine tour of Lisbon led by a live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese, visiting local restaurants and the Campo de Ourique Market to taste bifana and pica-pau, three types of Portuguese wine with cheese, a pastel de nata, and ginginha liqueur — all food, wine and drinks included. The itinerary may shift based on availability and weather.Is it for me?If your guide speaks Portuguese or Spanish and you're comfortable following along in one of those languages, the tour flows at a more relaxed pace and the commentary goes deeper — book the Portuguese or Spanish departure. The English-language group moves at the same pace and covers the same food, so pick the language you actually speak.
Lisbon Food Tour with 4 Stops and Fado ShowA 3.5-hour evening food tour in Lisbon with four tasting stops through Príncipe Real and Bairro Alto, ending at a Casa de Fado with live performance. You taste petiscos (local tapas), Portuguese wines and beer at each venue, walk a miradouro viewpoint in Bairro Alto, and finish with dessert and a Fado show. Small groups of no more than 10 people; English-speaking guide; vegetarian and pescatarian options available.Is it for me?The English-speaking guide means you follow the commentary and the stories behind each place without missing the context—ideal if you want to understand what you're tasting instead of just moving through stops. The fixed itinerary and small group size also mean the evening holds together without you having to navigate neighborhoods or negotiate with venues yourself.
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Lisbon: Campo de Ourique Food Tour & Estrela Basilica PastriesYou’ll taste Lisbon’s past in warm custard tarts beside Estrela Basilica, sip ginjinha among locals at Campo de Ourique Market, and hear stories from vendors who know every corner of their city. This food tour blends flavors, laughter, and little surprises — leaving you with memories as rich as anything you’ll eat along the way.
Arrábida Wine Tour from Lisbon: Two Wineries & Sesimbra CastleA full-day wine tour from Lisbon into the Setúbal Peninsula and Arrábida Natural Park, visiting two wineries with tastings of Portuguese wines, sampling Azeitão cheese at Livramento Market, and walking the battlements of Sesimbra castle overlooking the coast. The route takes eight hours with a professional guide, hotel pickup and drop-off included; lunch at a local restaurant is on your own. Children from age 8 are welcome, and guides speak English, Spanish, Portuguese and French.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste wines from two different producers in the Setúbal region without arranging the route, the tastings or the stops yourself — the guide handles the timing and the driving so you can focus on the wine and the food.
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Lisbon Mouraria: Fado Neighborhood Food Tour & Wine TastingsYou walk through Mouraria, Lisbon's birthplace of Fado music, stopping at seven local shops and taverns over four hours. Tastings include 12 foods and five drinks — wine, coffee, pastries, seafood, cheese — all prepared fresh and included in the price. Your guide handles the history and the route; you handle the appetite. The cobblestone streets and uphill walking mean moderate fitness helps, and dietary restrictions can be adapted if you mention them before booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through a real Lisbon neighborhood with someone who knows it, rather than follow a generic sightseeing route — the small group size and stroll pace mean you actually taste what you're eating and hear the stories behind it, instead of rushing between stops.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 52 of the 52 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Lisbon Food & Wine Tour: Baixa, Mouraria & Fado House is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.96 out of 5 across 8,656 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 8 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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