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Lisbon Private Setúbal Region Wine Tasting Tour
A full-day tour south from Lisbon to Azeitão, known for its wines and cheeses, with a choice of 3 wineries and 10 wine tastings, or 2 wineries, 7 tastings and a full lunch.
TipBring comfortable shoes, sunscreen and a camera; the wineries are chosen on the day depending on availability and weather conditions.
Lisbon: Sintra Winery Tour with Pena Palace & Cascais
A small-group tour from Lisbon limited to 8 participants, taking in Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Cascais, with a tasting of 3 regional wines at a local estate.
TipTo reach the Pena Palace you take a moderately difficult walk, or you can ask the guide to arrange the shuttle service on site.
Lisbon Sunset Experience: Cruise, Wine and Live Music by the Capt
A sunset cruise on the river past the Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Monument to the Discoveries and Christ the King, with live tropical music and a welcome drink.
TipThe boat has spacious sofas all around, and the crew creates a relaxed and fun vibe.
Lisbon: Tapas & Drinks with Fado Live Performance
An evening at the Associação do Fado Casto, a Pombaline building over a Roman theatre, with Portuguese finger food such as bean soup, pataniscas and chouriço assado, wine and live Fado.
TipGuests sit at long tables with Portuguese finger food, wine and soft drinks, under dim lights and live performances.
Lisbon: Top-Rated Authentic Fado Show & Wine
A 50-minute live Fado performance with top professional singers, both male and female, with traditional Portuguese guitar and classical guitar, at one of two venues in Lisbon's historic centre.
TipDue to limited seating this often sells out, so advance booking is recommended; only the Baixa location is wheelchair accessible.
Lisbon: Tram 28, Alfama, and Custard Tart Walking Tour
A walking tour built around a ride on Tram 28, with views from the Miradouro de Santa Luzia and Portas do Sol, the Sé de Lisboa and a look at where Pastéis de Nata are made.
TipAt Manteigaria you can buy a fresh tart to try, perhaps with a quick espresso, before the walk continues.