Private Lisbon 360, bike, walk & boat

Discover the Historic Charm and Modern Vibrancy of Lisbon Through an Immersive Private City Tour

The adventure begins in the bustling Rossio Square, where guests meet their guide to explore the heart of Lisbon. The tour continues to Restauradores Square to board the iconic yellow Elevador da Gloria, providing a unique ride to Bairro Alto. From the Sao Pedro de Alcantara viewpoint, travelers can enjoy panoramic vistas of the city. The route includes a visit to the Church of St Roque, which houses one of the world’s most valuable chapels, and the hauntingly beautiful ruins of the Carmo Convent.

Walking through Downtown Lisbon, guests will experience the commercial and historic center before heading into the Alfama District. Here, the architecture of the Lisbon Cathedral, the oldest church in the capital, stands as a testament to the city's long history. The tour reaches Praca do Comercio, a majestic square that opens onto the Tagus River, historically serving as the grand entrance for foreign dignitaries arriving by sea. This area remains a focal point for understanding Lisbon's maritime past and its architectural evolution.

The experience transitions to a scenic bike ride along the Tagus River toward Belem, passing the striking April 25th Bridge and the modern MAAT Museum. In Belem, the grandeur of 16th-century architecture is on full display at the Jeronimos Monastery, a site of immense historical and cultural significance. To complete the visit, guests are invited to savor a traditional Pastel de Belem at the historic pastry shop, a culinary staple that perfectly encapsulates the sweet traditions of Portuguese culture and local craftsmanship.

This private tour offers a seamless blend of walking, biking, and sightseeing, ensuring that every aspect of Lisbon is covered in depth. By combining iconic landmarks with hidden gems and local culinary experiences, the itinerary provides a comprehensive understanding of the city's character. Whether admiring the intricate details of the monastery or enjoying the river breeze, travelers will leave with a profound connection to Lisbon’s past and present, making this an unforgettable way to explore the Portuguese capital.