Multicultural Lisbon: Mouraria to Cais Sodré Districts Tour
725 reviews
3 hours | off the beaten track | Lisbon
Join me on a journey into the heart of multicultural Lisbon. Explore the city’s oldest neighborhoods where influences from far-flung destinations are abundant. From colorful African clothing to tasty Indian snacks, discover a side to Lisbon beyond its Portuguese tilework & blues-tinged fado music.
Want to try Lisbon’s most traditional dishes? Join me on this private food tour with a difference! Discover the residential district of Campo de Ourique and sample the best Portuguese dishes around. Plus I will explain all about their history and why they are so well-loved.
This magical place will bring you to a world of fairytales, princesses, Castles and caves!! In our tour we combine the most popular sights with hidden spots for you and your friends to enjoy!
We loved our time with Igor. He kept both the adults and kids (8 and 10) engaged for the entire 3 hour tour. We learned a lot about Lisbon street art and saw some streets and parts of Lisbon we wouldn’t experience otherwise. A+ tour with A++ guide. Thank you Igor!
Colors of Lisbon: A Street Art Walk
Scott
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Igor was fabulous!
We had a great day with Igor. He is passionate, engaging, and extremely knowledgeable. After doing this tour I will never see Lisbon the same. Highly highly recommend.
Colors of Lisbon: A Street Art Walk
Marjorie
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Fabulous experience
We had so much fun with Igor! He was smart, insightful, and although we really enjoyed the art, we learned so much about the cultural scene, Lisbon & Portugal from him. Our time with him was the highlight of our trip to Lisbon.
Colors of Lisbon: A Street Art Walk
Tony
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Perfect Day in Sintra!
Our day with Sofia was absolutely perfect! All I can say is trust her ideas and be willing to adjust your plan to her suggestions. She knows what she is talking about!
We started early per her suggestion and thankfully we did. We took a train from Lisbon into Sintra to meet Sofia and begin at Peña Palace. We arrived before the big tourist crowds and thankfully we did! As our tour through the palace was over, thousands of people were in line.
We had lunch on the oeanfromt at a lovely Portuguese seafood restaurant that had incredible food with perfect views!
We ended the trip by going to the Capuchin Convent and so glad we did. Seeing how the monks lived at the time and learning their history was so intriguing. The drive up the mountain to the convent as beautiful. We basically had this place to ourselves and it was the perfect complement to the palace.
Zero regrets about this tour with Sofia!
