The Belém Tower has long been a symbol of Portugal’s history, culture, and heritage. Officially called the ‘Tower of Saint Vincent’ (in honor of Lisbon’s patron saint), this notable landmark is a 16th-century fortification on the River Tagus. Serving as a starting point and destination for Portuguese ships and explorers, it was also a ceremonial gateway to the city. Dive right into exploring this UNESCO Heritage-listed monument and its historic role. Learn about how it protected the city as part of a tripartite defense system and how this fell apart after the Spanish Occupation. With its limestone foundation and traditional medieval architecture, better known as ‘Manueline’ architecture, the most noticeable elements are the twisted ropes that wind around the building – ending in elegant knots – armillary spheres, crosses of the Order of Christ, and other Gothic features. The Tower consists of four stories: the Governor's Room, Kings' Room, the Audience Room, and the vaulted chapel. Upgrade your experience with a Lisbon Card included, which gives you access to several sites like the Jerónimos Monastery, the National Costume Museum, and the National Museum of the Azulejo, along with free transportation.

Discover a unique and magical Lisbon experience with a Fado in Chiado performance. Well known for being the symbol of Portugal, the musical form of fado is blended with a strong tradition in the historic districts of Lisbon and was adopted as a Portuguese culture. Experience how fado, which was declared part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, combines nostalgia and Portuguese pride in a musical style epitomized by Amália Rodrigues. Be spell-bound with a once-in-a-lifetime experience of a magical music show which features phenomenal artists. Watch out for marvelous images of the best locations in Lisbon while enjoying the show. Once the show is over, explore Lisbon city in the light of beautiful stars. Jerónimos Monastery A Portuguese national monument since 1907 and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983, the Jerónimos Monastery is one of the highest symbols of medieval Portuguese architecture. Historically and artistically connected to the Belém Tower, both these notable landmarks of Lisbon were built on the initiative of King Manuel I, who ruled between 1495 and 1521. In fact, the Belém Tower was built not only to protect the port of Lisbon but also for the Jerónimos Monastery. Soak up the different elements that make up this stunning model of Manueline architectural style including Gothic, Moorish, and Renaissance styles. The two levels of cloisters are so intricate and filled with structural detail that they took a hundred years to be completed! Spot mythical creatures like gargoyles and marine animals within the carvings, columns, and arches. Don’t miss the vaulted ceilings on the lower level of the monastery or the views from the higher level of the adjacent Church of Santa Maria de Belem. Belém Tower The Belém Tower has long been a symbol of Portugal’s history, culture, and heritage. Officially called the ‘Tower of Saint Vincent’ (in honor of Lisbon’s patron saint), this notable landmark is a 16th-century fortification on the River Tagus. Serving as a starting point and destination for Portuguese ships and explorers, it was also a ceremonial gateway to the city. Dive right into exploring this UNESCO Heritage-listed monument and its historic role. Learn about how it protected the city as part of a tripartite defense system and how this fell apart after the Spanish Occupation. With its limestone foundation and traditional medieval architecture, better known as ‘Manueline’ architecture, the most noticeable elements are the twisted ropes that wind around the building – ending in elegant knots – armillary spheres, crosses of the Order of Christ, and other Gothic features. The Tower consists of four stories: the Governor's Room, Kings' Room, the Audience Room, and the vaulted chapel.

Gain admission to 2 of Lisbon's most culturally significant attractions with a cost-effective combo ticket. Belém Tower The Tower consists of 4 stories: the Governor's Room, Kings' Room, the Audience Room, and the vaulted chapel. Dive right into exploring this UNESCO Heritage-listed monument and its historic role. Learn about how it protected the city as part of a tripartite defense system and how this fell apart after the Spanish Occupation. With its limestone foundation and traditional medieval architecture, the most noticeable elements are the twisted ropes that wind around the building – ending in elegant knots – armillary spheres, crosses of the Order of Christ, and other Gothic features. Belém Tower was built not only to protect the port of Lisbon but also the Jerónimos Monastery. Jerónimos Monastery With the 2nd half of your ticket, soak up the different elements that make up this stunning model of Manueline architecture infusing Gothic, Moorish, and Renaissance styles. The two levels of cloisters are so intricate and filled with structural detail that they took a hundred years to be completed. Spot mythical creatures like gargoyles and marine animals within the carvings, columns, and arches. Don’t miss the vaulted ceilings on the lower level of the monastery or the views from the higher level of the adjacent Church of Santa Maria de Belém.

This area created the word "California" which later called the state of California in the USA. It is this amazing limestone landscape that will be the backdrop of our kayak tour. The tour will start at the marina of Sesimbra, skirting the jetty of the harbor and heading west along this fantastic landscape. Get ready to visit Mula Cove and Pedra da Mula and their stories until you reach the impressive Ribeira do Cavalo and its blue waters. Leaving the beach behind we have waiting for us the Lapa da Boca do Tamboril and Frade Cove. Lunch will be waiting for us on the beach. We have an exclusive ratio of one guide for every five kayak so you can expect the best follow up. We have one guide for each group of 10 guests.

Discover all the areas of Lisbon with a combined bus, boat, and tram ticket. Get access to the public transport system as you explore the city’s monuments and museums in beautiful areas of the city. With 3 different double-decker bus tours, a boat tour, and a tour via a historical tram, marvel at the Manueline architecture of Lisbon’s squares and avenues. Discover the futuristic buildings on the Modern Lisbon Bus tour. Travel back in time to the ‘Age of Discoveries’ in Belem, and ride the tram around the traditional quarters of Alfama, Mouraria, Baina, Chiado, Estrela, and Lapa. Hop on and off at ease as you explore several historical sites such as São Jorge Castle, Torre de Belèm, and Padrāo dos Descobrimentos. Pass under the 25 de Abril Bridge aboard the Yellow Boat. Admire the stunning views of Lisbon, as you wish, at your own pace. Routes & Schedule Please click here for the schedule and [here](https://cdn-imgix.headout.com/miscellaneous/image/3279f0dc32635dab2b90c336a3

Dive headfirst into the stars with a visit to the Navy Planetarium in Lisbon. Discover the science behind the stars and the theories that keep them going. Work your way through the other eye-catching exhibits and immerse yourself into space and its long, long history. Get your hands on these tickets that allow you to access all parts of the Planetarium de Marinha or Navy Planetarium in Lisbon. Join the tour and watch the sky come alive with stories and experiences you have never come across previously. The 25-meter dome hosts several sessions to help you step into the shoes of astronauts. Take a moment to live among the stars in one of the largest planetariums in the world, which offers a distinct view of the night sky with over 9000 stars and the Milky Way displayed in LED lights. The tour also provides access to the gallery, which is home to several thematic exhibitions. The planetarium also houses an Astronomical Observatory (under renovation) and a library for visitors to explore and peruse. Planetarium de Marinha was inaugurated on July 20, 1965, to honor the 10-year death anniversary of Calouste Gulbenkian. It was constructed as a part of the Museu de Marinha or Navy Museum. Besides its excellent exhibitions and sessions in the dome, the planetarium is still a part of several active national and international astronomy projects. You can learn about early sailors and how they used the stars to navigate their way through the open sea. From the skies to the sea, the Navy Planetarium has a little magic for everyone. The planetarium’s main goal is to excite the younger audience and generate interest in science –something that its breathtaking and informative exhibitions achieve with ease. Enjoy a day at the planetarium in Lisbon and experience a one-of-a-kind show.

This tour will cleanse your heart and soul! We will take you to 4 main locations in comfort in a late model vehicle equipped with Wi-Fi  and A/C . These are Fátima, the famous Sanctuary that welcomes millions of pilgrims and tourists from all over the world,  Batalha (Its Monastery was built to commemorate the victory of the Portuguese over the Castilians at the battle of Aljubarrota in 1385),  Nazaré, a colorful fishing village in central Portugal which also has some great history and it is home to the biggest surfable waves in the world, and finally... Obidos, the classic Portuguese fortified town which once guarded the region. It radiates charm from the narrow cobbled streets to the quaint houses, through to the imposing medieval castle. After a most enjoyable and relaxing day it is back to Lisbon where you will be dropped off at your hotel/apartment.

This tour is private, intended only for you and your family or friends. Very beautiful and very pleasant ride. Get to know a little of the north of Portugal with good animation and friendliness. We will pick you up at your hotel / apartment / for better comfort.

Private Tours are flexible so you can customize them according to your interests and needs, combined with our professional suggestions. As a suggestion, we start our day in Setúbal, walking along Luisa Todi Avenue, which is the most important avenue in Setúbal. Then we visit the Livramento Market, and São Filipe Fortress, which is a fortification located in Setúbal, classified as a national monument since 1933. It is located in the Arrábida Natural Park and is in a dominant position on a hill, opposite the city of Setúbal, overlooking the mouth of Sado River and the Atlantic Ocean. Passing through Arrábida Hills, with its famous beaches of Galapagos and Galapinhos, known for being a piece of paradise on Earth, we head towards Azeitão, known for its artisanal cheese, regional confectionery, and pottery (tiles). We will also stop in Palmela to visit Fort of Palmela, classified as a National Monument since 1910 and which will provide us with a wonderful view over the region.

Visit the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela on a private day trip from Lisbon. Located in the northwestern tip of Spain, north of the border with Portugal, Santiago de Compostela is known for its cathedral and historic center, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Pilgrim Mass in the cathedral gives you the opportunity to experience part of the city's traditions. Private day trip from Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela. Participate in the Pilgrim Mass in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela and contemplate Romanesque and Gothic architecture. See the Old Town, a World Heritage Site. Enjoy private vehicle transportation for a more comfortable ride.

Begin your fun day tour of Porto, the second largest city in Portugal with the Ribera del Duero area which is sure to bring you right into nature’s lap. Admire the beautiful bridges that cross the river and feel the authentic essence of the city. See the picturesque area of Largo do Terreiro, which makes it a World Heritage Site. Say hello to history! Visit the marvelous Chapel of Nossa Senhora de Ó, which dates back to the 17th century, and learn from your expert guide how it went through deep remodeling in the 19th century. Make the next stop to the famous Fuente Taurina, which will open the gates to a multitude of restaurants that serve some of the best food in the city. Go up from the Ribeira, and cross the bridge of Don Luis I, which is a double-deck metal arch bridge that spans the River Douro between the cities of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia, and is also the most famous bridge of Porto. A divine touch After crossing the Don Luis I bridge, see the greatest exponents of baroque art in the city of Porto–the Church area and the Clérigos Tower which is about 80 meters high and is the largest religious construction in Portugal. It is intricately constructed and its marble and granite facade is bound to leave you speechless. A secret awaits you inside the temple in the form of treasures of incalculable value, which are protected by a lovely rococo-style facade. Move on to the Cathedral of Oporto which is a majestic temple built throughout the twelfth century and whose facade depicts a sensational mix of styles–Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque. From your learned guide, get to know about the history and the main elements of the temple. DIY Explore! Near the end of your tour, pass by the San Bento railroad station which is decorated with picturesque tiles depicting Portugal’s rich history. Next, cross to the other side of the river to contemplate the historical part of the city, and marvel at Vinho do Porto Caves. Take the next few hours to explore the city and its famous cuisine on your own at a number of famous restaurants suggested by expert guides who know the place inside out. And, don’t forget to pair your food with some great wine, for which Porto is quite famous.

This minivan tour to the Furnas Valley boasts everything that makes the Azores so special. Visit São Miguel's first capital, Vila Franca do Campo, to taste a ‘queijadas da vila' pastry. Next, head to the exotic Terra Nostra Park for a stroll and thermal bath. After a typical ‘cozido' lunch, enjoy an afternoon exploring volcanic landscapes of Furnas.