The best of Lisbon

Tour Highlights

If you have little time and don’t want to miss a thing on Lisbon’s life, then a Tuk Tuk tour is the right option for you. From the palaces of the Bairro Alto to the showcase of the downtown historic shops, we go up to the belvederes in Graça neighborhood and go back down to the sixth century houses of Alfama, where we stop to visit Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood and taste Ginjinha (typical cherry liquor).You will have the opportunity to visit Lisbon’s most emblematic monuments without ever getting tired from the steep inclines of the seven hills.
Travel through time by Tut Tuk, to the period of the great Portuguese navigators and the discovery of new worlds, on the route to Belém – Age of Discovery. You will visit the Jerónimos Monastery church and while you enjoy the beautiful riverside light of Lisbon you will reache the Belém Tower. Learn more about discoveries portuguese odyssey when you stop at Padrão dos Descobrimentos. Taste the delicious Pastéis de Belém (custard cream tarts from Belém oldest patisserie) with a “bica,” the true Lisbon coffe. But be careful because this magnificent combination can be addictive.

3-6 people – From 72€/person – 4h
Children up to 2 years old do not pay.

Route

Rossio square (D. Pedro IV square) – Chiado – Largo de Camões – S. Roque Church – São Pedro de Alcântara belvedere – Príncipe Real Garden – Largo do Rato – São Bento Street (Casa Museu Amália Rodrigues) or Estrela Basílica (Calçada da Estrela) – Parliament – Bica Elevator – Carmo Convent – Santa Justa Elevator – Santo António Church – Lisbon Cathedral – Santa Luzia belvedere – S. Jorge Castle – Roman Theater – Portas do Sol belvedere – Graça belvedere – Senhora do Monte belvedere – S. Vicente de Fora Church – Flea Market (on Tuesdays and Saturdays) – National Pantheon – Alfama – Casa dos Bicos – Cais do Sodré – MAAT – Museum of Electricity – Discoveries Monument – Belém Tower – Jerónimos Monastery – Pastéis de Belém – Belém Palace– Comércio Square