SPINACH EXPERIENCE: LISBON TOURS

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Choose the Lisbon city tour that suits you:

1-Hour Tour of Alfama or New Lisbon

Alfama is best suited for a 1-hour ride with Spinach Tours. This route highlights this historical neighborhood—the oldest in town and famous worldwide—full of Fado houses and known for its narrow and labyrinthine streets, colorful houses, and some of the most beautiful viewpoints in the capital. Lisbon sightseeing around Alfama is a journey through time. The Alfama Experience will take you through Casa dos Bicos—José Saramago Foundation, the Fado Museum, the National Pantheon, the flea market area (which takes place every Tuesday and Saturday), the Graça Church and Convent (and its viewpoint), Portas do Sol and Santa Luzia viewpoints, and the Lisbon Cathedral.

If you prefer to get to know a more modern and trendier Lisbon, with its giant public gardens and parks, the most original stores and restaurants and a whole history that started only in the 50’s, come aboard our New Lisbon Tour. Here you’ll get to know Gulbenkian, Parque Eduardo VII, the new avenues and Almirante Reis in all its splendor.

2-Hour Tour of Belém

This journey along the river explores the history of the Discoveries and all the monuments in the Belém area. Portugal was one of the most powerful nations in the world for a while, and this period is crystallized in this Sea Port of the Golden Era.

On this Lisbon day tour you’ll experience Portuguese art styles, relics from the past, and incredible views of the River Tagus, reflecting the unique light of Lisbon. This Belém tour will take you through places like the National Museum of Ancient Art, “Fundação Oriente”, The Hieronymites Monastery, Champalimaud Foundation, the Belém Tower, the Monument to the Discoveries, Pastéis de Belém, the MAAT, and the monumental Comércio Square.

3-Hour Tour of Alfama or New Lisbon + Belém + Centro

The full experience, the best Lisbon daytour to make you fall in love with Spinach Tours. Not only do you get to know Alfama, with its winding, labyrinthine streets and Belém, the outdoors museum of our capital, but also Lisbon Downtown. Totally rebuilt after the biggest earthquake Portugal has ever experienced, this is the most cosmopolitan neighborhood in the city, where tradition blends with boldness and modernity, an area full of commerce and cultural diversity.

Emblematic postcard-like vistas, like the Elevators, the Parliament, Rossio Square, Chiado and Cais do Sodré are just examples of highlights of an area that will get you looking around trying to absorb all the beauty that surrounds you.