Guided Tours

Authentic Lisbon Food Walk in Baixa

Tourists enjoying wine and snacks during Lisbon Food Walk in Baixa.

Tourist sampling Chorizo during Lisbon Food Walk in Baixa.

Arroz de Fumeiro dish with wine during Lisbon Food Walk in Baixa.

Tourists with guide enjoying drinks and food at a restaurant during Lisbon Food Walk in Baixa.

期間

3 hr

キャンセル無料

体験開始の24 時間前まで無料でキャンセルできます。

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Stroll through Baixa and Chiado as your guide reveals how Portugal’s global empire left its mark on codfish, spices, wine, and everyday snacks.

Hear how ginjinha became Lisbon’s signature sip while tasting it at the city’s original spot near Rossio, surrounded by centuries-old storefronts.

Try bifana paired with cold draft beer at a tasca in Bairro Alto, where your guide shares how this humble snack fueled workers and rebels alike.

Finish your walk in a Neo-Moorish bar with red wine, chouriço, and bread as your guide unpacks how local flavors reflect Lisbon’s layered history.

11 food and wine tastings in 3 hours

Expert English-speaking guide

Small group (max 14 guests)

Transfers

Extra food or drinks not specified in the tour

これらのチケットは、体験開始の24 時間前までキャンセルが可能で、全額払い戻しを受けることができる。

Taste your way through Lisbon’s history on a guided walk that blends delicious local dishes, iconic drinks, and the global stories behind them.

Getting started

You’ll meet your local English-speaking guide at the meeting point specified in your voucher. No printed tickets needed—just show your confirmation on your phone. There’s no security check, so you can jump right into the fun.

What to expect

This guided 3-hour walk takes you through Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto—neighborhoods that blend Lisbon’s Pombaline grid with hillside viewpoints, literary cafés, and tiled façades. The real flavor? The stories that come with every corner.

Features:

Crash course on Lisbon: Start in Baixa, where your guide explains how an 18th-century earthquake reshaped the city and its streets—literally and culturally.

Taste the flavors of global trade: Taste a codfish cake with vinho verde as your guide explains how Portugal’s maritime empire brought flavors like spices, sugar, and bacalhau back home.

Tascas and revolutions: Bite into bifana at a no-frills tasca in Bairro Alto and hear how these taverns served factory workers by day and fueled revolution by night.

Sips that shaped culture: Sample port, ginjinha, and red wine while learning how each drink became part of Lisbon’s social rituals—from after-work shots to royal toasts.

Old school local shops: Peek into gourmet stores where locals still shop for salted cod, cheese, and cured meats, learning how Portugal’s empire fed its cuisine.

You’ll leave with a full belly, new pairings to brag about, and a deeper understanding of how food and history go hand in hand in Lisbon.

What to bring

It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes as this experience involves a fair amount of walking.

Accessibility

The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, pram/stroller users, people with mobility impairments, or people with gluten intolerance.

Additional information

This experience includes alcoholic beverages and no alternative for it. Availability is subject to age restrictions and local laws. Please carry a valid ID. Drink responsibly.

The tour will take place regardless of weather conditions. Please bring an umbrella or rain jacket for Lisbon's unpredictable weather.

This tour is not suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

The price covers your guide, meals, drinks, and restaurant taxes. Anything other than the menu served costs extra.

Tap water is free on request; mineral water is not included in the tour price.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.

Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.

Meeting Point

Meet your guide at D. Pedro IV statue.

Address: Praça Dom Pedro IV, 1100-193 Lisbon, Portugal.

The statue is of a man standing on the top of a high column and has a fountain on each side of the square.

Your guide will be waiting by the statue with a badge and a blue shoulder bag.

Get Directions to the Meeting Point

Getting There

By Bus

The closest bus stop is Rossio. It is a quick 1-minute walk to the meeting point.

Board buses 207, 732, 736, 746 and 783 to get you there.

By Subway

The closest subway station is Rossio. It is a quick 1-minute walk to the meeting point.

Board subway line Vd (Green Line) to get you there.