Lisbon City Tours

Castle was delightful, wonderful views, and so peaceful too. Peacocks an added bonus and walking around the surrounding area was also fab. Once inside the monastery .... wow oh wow oh wow. Breathtaking stonemasonary. But be prepared for the queues. It's supposed to be better after 4.00pm but can't confirm. Ps the famous pasteis de belem is next door.

The Monastery is definitely a must-see when in Lisbon; however, the organisation regarding tickets and the overall visit was very poor due to lack of information available online. The staff were extremely rude and seemed annoyed by tourists. There was very little information displayed, which was quite confusing, and there was not much information inside either. It is stated online that shorts are not allowed; however, many people were wearing them.

It's beautiful, and the audio guide explains everything clearly. Plus, the tram doesn't go too fast, so you can take your time looking around.

The best thing about the Hop-on Hop-off tour in Lisbon isn't just how easy it is to get around… it's the effortless panoramic views. Lisbon has a lot of hills, and from the bus you can see EVERYTHING without getting tired. If you see something you like, you can get off, explore it, and then hop on the next bus. It's very convenient.

The Fatima, Batalha, Nazaré, and Óbidos tour was wonderful. Felipe, the driver, was very careful and attentive, and Marcos and Javi, our very professional guides, shared the history of each place with us, demonstrating a deep knowledge of the area. They were attentive and charismatic, accompanying our group the entire time—we can’t thank them enough.

We were able to easily order the tickets, but we had to wait 45 minutes to receive them. The good thing is that once purchased, they’re valid for a long time, so we were able to reschedule our visit for another day.

I booked this day trip for my family as a Christmas present. It was a wonderful day. There were 5 of us and another couple with a child. We set off on time with Paolo, our guide. He was able to explain a lot about the individual places and the history of Portugal. Sintra is a fairytale place. Paolo took us to the Pena Park without a long wait. In Nazaré we would have liked to have seen some bigger waves, as the place is known for monster waves. However, the sea was very calm. We had wonderful weather and very good food, and really enjoyed our time by the sea. The times for us were well planned and sufficient. As the places are a bit further apart, you obviously need to allow for more time in a comfortable van. We had a wonderful day, thank you for that.