Discover Lisbon’s 22 best Walking tours spots for your trip

Belém

Spend a half day in Belém, the riverside district where Portugal's seafaring age left its grandest monuments. Walk the waterfront past the Monument to the Discoveries and Belém Tower, and finish with a pastel de nata.

Alfama

Lose yourself in Alfama, the labyrinth of lanes that forms Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood. Climb tiled stairways, pause at miradouros overlooking the red rooftops and river, and follow the sound of fado to a tiny local tasca.

Baixa de Lisboa

Stroll through Baixa, the orderly downtown grid Lisbon built after the 1755 earthquake. Walk Rua Augusta beneath the triumphal arch, then step out onto Praça do Comércio and its wide open view of the Tagus.

Chiado

Wander Chiado, Lisbon's elegant literary quarter between Baixa and Bairro Alto. Browse old bookshops and traditional storefronts, pause at a historic café, and enjoy the theatrical street life of this hillside district.

Lisbon Tram No. 28 Ride & Walking Tour

★ 4.2 · 863 reviews

Start your morning on Lisbon's iconic Tram 28 and continue on foot into Alfama. Rattle through older districts, then wander to viewpoints while your guide talks about fado and daily life.

Food and Wine Small Group Walking Tour

★ 4.9 · 5,056 reviews

Taste your way through Baixa on a small-group food and wine walk. Across six venues you'll sample fifteen items, from codfish cakes and bifana to local cheese, wine and ginjinha.

Best of Lisbon Walking Tour: Rossio, Chiado & Alfama

★ 4.9 · 3,333 reviews

Start the Best of Lisbon Walking Tour with a local guide through Rossio, Chiado and Baixa. Work your way uphill into Alfama, finishing near Commerce Square with a custard tart, a snack and wine.

Bairro Alto

Head up to Bairro Alto as evening falls, when Lisbon's most famous party quarter wakes up. Start with dinner or a fado set, then drift between tiny bars and the lively street crowd well into the night.

History, Stories and Lifestyle Walking Tour

★ 4.8 · 12,049 reviews

Get your bearings in Lisbon on this History, Stories and Lifestyle walking tour. Climb through Bairro Alto and Alfama, ride a tram, learn how the earthquake reshaped the city, and pause for coffee and cake.

Cais do Sodre

Come to Cais do Sodré once the sun drops, when the riverside district turns lively. Stroll the pink-painted Rua Nova do Carvalho, pick a bar that suits your mood, and let the evening unfold.

Graça

Climb up to Graça, the hilltop neighbourhood that gives Lisbon some of its best views. Walk its steep lanes past azulejo facades, then settle at the Senhora do Monte miradouro as the city catches the evening light.

Parque das Nações

Step into Parque das Nações, Lisbon's modern waterfront built for Expo 98. Stroll the wide Tagus promenade past bold contemporary architecture and gardens, with the cable car and riverside views making the walk easy for all ages.

Moorish Quarter

Lose yourself in the Moorish Quarter, where Lisbon's medieval lanes still twist uphill toward the castle. Climb tiled stairways, peek into tiny squares, and pause at a viewpoint for rooftop views across the old town.

Eat & Walk Through A Local Food & Wine Experience

★ 4.9 · 690 reviews

Join an unhurried Baixa food walk designed around local flavours and company. Over about 3.5 hours you'll enjoy eight tastings and four drinks along a flat route, with history and neighbourhood tips from your guide.

Estrela

Unwind in Estrela, a calm, upscale district of west Lisbon. Walk through the leafy Jardim da Estrela, then cross to the white-domed basilica and soak up the unhurried pace of the neighbourhood.

Príncipe Real

Discover Príncipe Real, the elegant hilltop quarter where Lisbon's design crowd comes to browse and linger. Wander past mansions and concept stores, rest under the giant cedar in the garden square, then settle into a terrace café or cocktail bar.

Alcântara

Step into Alcântara, where Lisbon's old industrial waterfront has turned into a creative quarter. Browse design shops and bookstores in converted warehouses, spot the street art, then settle on a terrace beneath the great suspension bridge.

Hills, Alfama, and Mouraria Tour by Electric Bike

★ 4.8 · 3,830 reviews

Swap Lisbon's punishing slopes for effortless pedal-assisted riding on the Hills, Alfama and Mouraria e-bike tour. Glide between viewpoints, pause by the cathedral and National Pantheon, and hear your guide's personal stories of the old districts.

Campo de Ourique

Slip away to Campo de Ourique, a quiet residential pocket of western Lisbon that locals keep for themselves. Browse the covered market, linger over coffee or lunch, and wander tree-lined streets lined with neighbourhood shops.

Marvila

Head east to Marvila, the Lisbon district where old factories have become a playground for makers and drinkers. Wander past street art and warehouse conversions, then stop at a brewery or wine bar to sample the new scene.

Street Art Tour

★ 4.9 · 1,425 reviews

Discover Lisbon's open-air gallery on a guided street art walk through its creative neighborhoods. Look at murals and sculptures by Portuguese and international artists while your guide explains the stories and social history behind them.

Walking Tour in the Center

★ 4.9 · 831 reviews

Start at Rossio for a guided walk across Lisbon's central hills. Pass Santa Justa, the Carmo ruins and tiled facades, take in the waterfront viewpoints, and pause for a liqueur tasting along the way.