Lisbon: Guided Walking Tour with Seafood Lunch

This guided walking tour covers Lisbon's historic centre over three and a half hours, combining neighbourhood exploration with a seafood lunch across the Tagus River. The tour begins at Praça Martim Moniz and moves through Mouraria, one of the city's oldest quarters, where narrow alleys run between parish churches and local shops. From there, the route continues to Lisbon's main square, Praça do Comércio, rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake that reshaped much of the city's lower districts, before heading up to the Chiado and one of the elevated viewpoints that overlook the river and rooftops below.

An English-speaking guide leads the full route, with a stop at a local bakery for a traditional pastry and espresso along the way. The tour then crosses to Cacilhas by ferry, a short ride on the Tagus that gives a clear view back across Lisbon from the south bank. Lunch in Cacilhas covers a seafood meal with Portuguese green wine, and a beer is also included. Tickets cover the guide, all food and drink listed, and the ferry crossing. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users. Booking requires cancellation before a set date; check availability for current schedules.