Itinerary
- Praca do Comercio: The Royal Square of the Discoveries Era ravaged by the 1755 tsunami, later the center of the great Downtown reconstruction scheme.
- Casa dos Bicos-Museu de Lisboa: The best kept example of an aristocratic palace by the river in the heyday of the Portuguese Maritime Discoveries
- Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceicao Velha: The best place to understand Lisbon before and after the 1755 tsunami
- Ribeira das Naus: The former Royal Shipyards, now radically refurbished
- Time Out Market Lisboa: One of the most popular Lisbon spots in XXIth century Lisbon
- Miradouro da Rocha Conde de Obidos: A dazzling viewpoint over the industrial port of Lisbon and the late XIX century urban developments
- Docas de Santo Amaro: Alcântara port, the industrial legacy and the leisure developments of the 80's - the first trendy stretch in Lisbon riverside
- LX Factory: A former industrial complex now converted in one of the most glamourous shopping and dining areas in Europe
- Village Underground Lisboa: Another industrial facility converted in a cool and alternative magnet
Includes
- Local guide
- Private tour
- Professional guide
- Professional photographer guide
- Food and drinks
- Alcoholic Beverages
Details
Enjoy a gorgeous and informative 3-hour private walking tour along the Lisbon waterfront. Get personal attention from the guide as you walk past notable landmarks including the Royal Palace and the Docklands. Learn about Portugal’s rich history of exploration as well as the fascist exhibition of 1940.
The tour begins in the Royal Square and the shipyards of the Portuguese Maritime Expansion, the heart of the first Global City. IA little further west, the sea stations of Rocha do Conde de Óbidos and Alcântara evoke a handful of mixed memories, between the fortune of the Age of Discoveries and the sadness of refugees returning from the Colonial War. Finally, it is the operations of the Millennium Urban Renewal that occupy the central stage with design museums, chic outdoor restaurants and extravagant nightclubs defining the new Lisbon by the river.
The tour begins in the Royal Square and the shipyards of the Portuguese Maritime Expansion, the heart of the first Global City. IA little further west, the sea stations of Rocha do Conde de Óbidos and Alcântara evoke a handful of mixed memories, between the fortune of the Age of Discoveries and the sadness of refugees returning from the Colonial War. Finally, it is the operations of the Millennium Urban Renewal that occupy the central stage with design museums, chic outdoor restaurants and extravagant nightclubs defining the new Lisbon by the river.
Know Before You Go
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
