Hours (approx.)

2 to 3 hours
Instant mobile ticket

Available
Guided in English

Available

This private half-day food tour of Lisbon ensures you feast on the best food that Portugal’s capital has to offer. Your gastronome local host handpicks eateries to sample Portuguese specialties and drinks: pleasure your palate with *pastel de bacalhau* (cod croquettes), *pastel de nata* (custard tart) and much more. You can tailor your private tour to suit dietary requirements or tweak the schedule according to what you feel like eating on the day. Choose from options with six or 10 tastings.

Why Travelers Choose This Tour

Private food tour of Lisbon with six or 10 tastings included
Private tour, exclusively for your party: a personalized experience
Relish the flexibility to customize your itinerary according to your tastes
Skip the group tours and explore at your own pace on a more personal tour

1 :

Miradouro Sao Pedro de Alcantara

Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara is like our local hangout spot with a stunning view. It's this chill terrace where you can soak up the whole vibe of Lisbon. You've got the city laid out below, the river doing its thing, and all those old-school streets and buildings. It's just a solid spot to kick back and take in the local scene.

2 :

Chiado

Discover the Chiado area and taste Pasteis de Bacalhau - it can not get more local! Chiado's like the cool older cousin of Lisbon neighborhoods. Packed with trendy shops, historic theaters, and cozy cafés, it's where locals go for a bit of artsy charm and to catch that laid-back city buzz.

3 :

Alfama

Enjoy local bites and drinks of your choice following the recommendations of your local foodie host in the Alfama area. Alfama is like the heart and soul of Lisbon, with its narrow winding streets and vibrant, lively atmosphere. It's where you catch the echoes of Fado music in the air, share a beer with neighbors at a hole-in-the-wall bar, and feel the true local rhythm of the city.

4 :

Lisbon Cathedral

Find out more about the oldest church in the city that is the seat of the Patriarchate of Lisbon. Built in 1147, the cathedral has survived many earthquakes and has been modified, renovated and restored several times. Finish your foodie journey by tasting the best local pastry - Pasteis de nata!

Bairro Alto (Pass By)

Depending on your private host and their chosen route for the tour, this stop might also be included in your route. If you prefer to see it on your way in between food tastings, please communicate it to your host at the meeting point.

Elevador de Santa Justa (Pass By)

Praca do Comercio (Terreiro do Paco) (Pass By)