Lisbon Tours

The aquarium is amazing, we spent hours inside. The big tank is crazy cool. My favorite were the sunfish! We loved the penguin and otter exhibit too. Adorable! Take care of the ocean, there's so much life in it!

What a beautiful Oceanário! Beautiful animals, so so clean. It's a place that amazes kids and adults. A very clean place. And easy to get to. Definitely worth visiting!

Both monuments are very beautiful. Overall, the tower is quite small: besides the view — which is absolutely flawless anyway — it doesn't offer much else. The Monastery is also essentially small, but charming. Both monuments are nevertheless very well-maintained: clean and restored. A positive experience.

Savio was a wonderful tour guide! He was so humorous, insightful, has great history knowledge. A perfect mix of everything on the trip! We thoroughly enjoyed our time and got to see so many beautiful places! I highly recommend his tours!

The many places that the different routes would take you. I would say don't try to do them all in One or two days I'd even go for the 3-day route and on that second and third day actually get off and explore at ground level.

Booking through Headout went super well, the app is simple to use, and you often get discounts the more you book through it, so we booked all of our activities in Portugal through it. Regarding the Pena Palace: The inside of the palace didn't really blow us away personally, but the huge park around it made up for it. There is so much to discover there, and you can spend many hours there.

One of the most unique and beautiful places I've ever been fortunate to visit. Surrounded by acres of beautiful gardens and forests, the palace is a incredible mixture of historical interest, spectacular views and eye popping colour and design

Thoroughly enjoyed the National Palace in Sintra. The free audio and displays were easy to access and very enjoyable. Stimulated our own further reading especially around Phillipa of Lancaster seeing as we are from Lancaster UK. The Routes around both Palaces were planned out well, we were glad to avoid a large tour group with our own audio. We took a Bolt taxi to Pena palace from the other side of the village. We walked back via the Moor castle. The path was clear had new huge steps on much of the first area near Pena. Thankfully it was all downhill. Arrive in time to view the Moor castle as you have to leave by 6pm. The castle itself is very step. Do note: sadly none of the castles considered disabled access, although Pena had a bus for €4.10 to get up from the entrance to the castle archway. However there was a steep ramp up inside through the tunnel to the first courtyard on cobbles and lots of stairs inside.