Lisboa Trip Overview
Run away from the touristy traps and crowds. Walk with us instead through the very unique neighborhoods where Lisboners live, eating, drinking and mingling in the places where we locals go. We guide you by the off beaten track for you to discover the real food, culture, architecture and history of Lisbon city. Immerse yourself in the very unique off the beaten parts of town, discovering typical and pioneer neighborhoods brilliantly linking tradition with modernity and set the food culture and gastronomic trends of Lisbon.
– Our experiences are run with a minimum of two people. As a solo traveler, you’re very much welcome too. Please check directly on our website what to book it.
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* Duration: 4 hours
* Starts: Lisboa, Portugal
* Trip Category: Tours & Sightseeing >> Half-day Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal
Run away from the touristy traps and crowds. Walk with us instead through the very unique neighborhoods where Lisboners live, eating, drinking and mingling in the places where we locals go. We guide you by the off beaten track for you to discover the real food, culture, architecture and history of Lisbon city. Immerse yourself in the very unique off the beaten parts of town, discovering typical and pioneer neighborhoods brilliantly linking tradition with modernity and set the food culture and gastronomic trends of Lisbon.
– Our experiences are run with a minimum of two people. As a solo traveler, you’re very much welcome too. Please check directly on our website what to book it.
Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Taste of Lisboa Food Tours, Campo de Ourique. Mouraria. Baixa, Lisbon 1200-1300 Portugal
Local food market, chocolate cake bakery, seafood restaurant, pulled pork restaurant, small charm hotel
Duration: 4 hours
Stop At: Mercado de Campo de Ourique Rua Coelho da Rocha Campo de Ourique, Lisbon 1350-075 Portugal
Open since 1934, the market in the neighborhood of Campo de Ourique was remodeled in 1991 and again in 2013, and continues to offer the fresh fish and vegetables of the day. It also has several shops facing the exterior, and the latest renovation added tables for the consumption of much of what is sold. Together with fish, seafood, meat, and fruits, there are also stalls specializing in pastries, pizza and sushi.
Duration: 45 minutes
Stop At: Casa Fernando Pessoa, Rua Coelho da Rocha 16 Campo de Ourique, Lisbon 1250-088 Portugal
Casa Fernando Pessoa is the house museum where the writer lived for the last fifteen years of his life and where you can visit a reconstruction of his bedroom, the multimedia room and the library specialized in world poetry.
Duration: 25 minutes
Pass By: Cemiterio dos Prazeres, Praca Sao Joao Bosco, Lisbon 1350-297 Portugal
f you want to see several unique works of art, in the only open-air museum in Lisbon, then the Prazeres Cemetery and its museological pieces is the place to go. At the end of the no. 28 tram line, you’ll find a place housing the largest and oldest collection of cypresses in the Iberian peninsula. This is where the most important families in Lisbon hired architects, draughtsmen, sculptors and other artists to create their mausoleums and tombs. With the graves of countless famous figures and a variety of paths to follow, you can visit by yourself or join a guided tour. This 19th-century cemetery is impressive for its size and location, with an amazing view of Lisbon, the bridge and the river. Also visit the chapel, where you can see a collection of objects dedicated to the funeral ceremony, as well as an old autopsy room. Come and discover the quietest place in Lisbon.
Pass By: Basilica da Estrela, Praca da Estrela 12, Lisbon 1200-667 Portugal
The Basilica da Estrela is regarded as one of the most ornate churches of Lisbon with a detailed front facade and intricate geometric marble patterns that line the interior. On display is a permanent nativity scene that is composed of 500 figures and carved from cork. The Basilica da Estrela lies to the western side of Lisbon and is away from the common tourist trail but visitors who make the short tram journey will be richly rewarded with one of the finest churches in Portugal.
Pass By: Amoreiras Shopping Center, Centro Comercial das Amoreiras Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco Bairro de Campo de Ourique, Lisbon 1070-103 Portugal
Amoreiras Shopping Center is the flagship mall of Lisbon. Here you will find some of the most prestigious retailers both Portuguese and International. It is the ideal spot for those who seek serious retail therapy.
Ease of access, location in an upmarket and central area of the city makes this a perfect haven for shopping in the comfort of one of the most emblematic buildings in the entire city, recognised by all and proud winner of the Valmor and Municipal Prizes for architecture.
An extensive assembly of quality shops ensures that the Amoreiras Shopping Center is the perfect venue for those searching for that particular service, unusual object or special gift amongst a truly comprehensive choice of clothing, cosmetics, jewellery, communications and information services.
Pass By: Amoreiras 360 Panoramic View, Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco Amoreiras Shopping Center, Lisbon 1070-103 Portugal
Located in an emblematic building, on one of the highest spots of the city, the Amoreiras 360° Panoramic View is a magical viewpoint location in the city of Lisbon.
A unique location that allows its visitors to enjoy a 360-degree view over Lisbon. A breathtaking view over one of the most beautiful cities of Europe.
