Lisbon
Food Tour

Along with the cultural and historical beauty of the city of Lisbon, come discover its gastronomy and a taste of Portugal!
Its gastronomic richness will leave your mouth watering.

Unknown Lisbon Food Walking Tour

Duration: 4 hours

Route difficulty: Easy/Medium

Route length: 3 km

Meeting Point: Rossio Station

Address: R. 1º de Outubro 125, 1249-970 Lisbon

Check out the interest points listed below:

Meeting Point: Rossio Train Station
Restauradores Square;
St. Domingos Church;
Figueira Square;
Rossio Square;
Augusta Street;
Santa Justa’s Elevator;
Carmo’s Convent;
Camões’ Square;
Bertrand Bookstore (The oldest operating bookstore in the world);
Commerce Square;
Viewpoint by the river.

Includes: 5 tastings

Drink: Ginjinha
Starter: Cod Pastel
Main course 1: Bifana
Main course 2: Farinheira
Dessert: Pastel de natas

*The order of tastings and restaurants may vary according to restaurant availability.

**Special menus – vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and lactose-free – can be created upon request in advance.

Other remarks:

– You should get there 15 minutes before the starting time.

– The tour will be guided by a Local Guide.

– Entrance to the interior of monuments is not included.

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Lisbon food tour

09/04/2025

What a wonderful way to start your adventure of old downtown Lisbon. Our friendly tour guide Joao Martins was very knowledgeable of Portuguese history and the food was a delicious experience of Portuguese cuisine. I highly recommend giving this tour a try.

Liz Hamilton

A wonderful tour of Belem

31/03/2025

We had a wonderful walking tour of Belem led by guide Joao who generously shared his exceptional knowledge of the area as well as information an out Portugal, its history and also about the life of the Portuguese. A real treat which we would highly recommend.

Wendelien Bellinger

excellent tour with Joao

17/03/2025

excellent walking tour, if a little taxing on my ageing legs. Lots of steep hills. Be prepared. Good informative history. Great architecture, and views. some intriguing connections to Freemasonry. best to go early to avoid the crowds. This time of the year (March) was also cool. I can imagine how less enjoyable it might have been were it summer and hot and sweating up and down the hills, plus the hordes of tourists.

Helps is you know just a little of the history. A very good podcast is ‘the rest is history’ with Dominic Sandbrook and Tom Holland, and go to the 4 part Portugal series starting in May 2022. very funny and informative and gives the Sintra tour some context.

Jools Frankum