The most complete tour for food and wine lovers in Lisbon.
More than 25 different food and beverages that will make you love the Portuguese gastronomy - you'll eat Codfish, Sardines, Pork Meat and Poultry dishes, Cheeses, Bread and Olives, Sweet Cakes, Salty Cakes and much more. You'll drink Port Wine, Red Wine, White Wine, Green Wine, Ginjinha and more.
It is almost an intensive course of Portuguese flavours.
A journey that will take all participants to know:
- Which are the “mandatory” sweet and savory delicacies when visiting Lisbon;
- The most important regions of cheese from Portugal;
- The most important wine regions of Portugal;
- How to combine Port Wine with food;
- Some of the most famous places to eat in Lisbon (and some “not so famous” also).
Have a light meal at lunch because you'll be spending the rest of the day eating and drinking with us.
More than 25 different food and beverages that will make you love the Portuguese gastronomy - you'll eat Codfish, Sardines, Pork Meat and Poultry dishes, Cheeses, Bread and Olives, Sweet Cakes, Salty Cakes and much more. You'll drink Port Wine, Red Wine, White Wine, Green Wine, Ginjinha and more.
It is almost an intensive course of Portuguese flavours.
A journey that will take all participants to know:
- Which are the “mandatory” sweet and savory delicacies when visiting Lisbon;
- The most important regions of cheese from Portugal;
- The most important wine regions of Portugal;
- How to combine Port Wine with food;
- Some of the most famous places to eat in Lisbon (and some “not so famous” also).
Have a light meal at lunch because you'll be spending the rest of the day eating and drinking with us.
- Estacao Do Rossio: This journey starts in front of the iconic Rossio Train Station.
- Baixa, Rossio & Restauradores: The Downtown of Lisbon hides some of the best places to eat in Lisbon.
- Rua Augusta: The most glamorous avenue of Lisbon
- Elevador de Santa Justa: One of the many beautiful lifts of Lisbon. This one designed by Raul Mesnier de Ponsard.
- Praca Luis de Camoes: From here we enter in Bairro Alto.
- Bairro Alto: Bairro Alto it's a residential neighborhood that transforms into a bohemian district by night. Every other door is a restaurant, a bar or a Fado house. So it's no surprise that some of the best spots to eat and drink are in this area.
- Praca Da Figueira: Have a great view of the Castle from this square.
- Chiado: An old and charming district. what better place to end our tour?
Included
- Bottled water
- Snacks
- During the tour all participants will eat between 15 to 20 types of food (in good portions). You'll eat Cheeses, Bread and Olives,Pork Meat, Codfish, Sardines, Sweet Cakes, Salty Cakes and much more
- Coffee and/or Tea
- Durinng the tour: Port Wine, Red Wine, White Wine, Green Wine, Portuguese Beer and Ginjinha
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
