5 tours · €22–€96.6 per person · ★ 4.9
Last checked: July 14, 2026 · Ranked by rating, review volume, tastings, duration and price. Commissions never affect the order.
We compared all five small-group tours running inside Lisbon: one classic walk and four food-led routes. Three stand out.
Nearly 4,900 reviews at 4.91 for €22: the classic small-group introduction to Lisbon on foot.
Eighteen tastings across Alfama in four hours: the deepest food dive on this page, rated 4.95.
The top-rated tour here (4.98) at the friendliest food-tour price: three hours of eating like a local for €69.
| Tour | Best for | Price | Rating | Duration | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best of Lisbon Guided Walking Tour | Overall pick | €22 per person | 4.91★ (4,898) | Rating 4.91 trails the food picks | |
| Food Tour with 18 Tastings | Serious food dive | €96.60 per person | 4.95★ (1,971) | 4h | The priciest per person (€96.60) |
| Portuguese Food and Wine Tour | Most reviewed food tour | €70 per person | 4.83★ (4,011) | 3h | Lowest rating on this page (4.83) |
| Foodie Small-Group Walking Tour | Food on foot | €85 per person | 4.94★ (423) | 4h | Fewer reviews than the big three |
| Eat & Drink Like a Local | Top rated | €69 per person | 4.98★ (61) | 3h | Just 61 reviews so far |
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Perfect for first-time visitors, this guided walking tour takes you to the major sites of central Lisbon. As you follow your local guide, you will get...
Take part in the only plastic-free Food Tour to support family-restaurants in Alfama. With unique products, in limited series, handmade, homemade, or...
Are you ready to embark on a food and wine journey? With more than 15 tastings, in 6 spots, go on our food and wine walking tour and experience the fo...
FULL MENU INCLUDED (Food & Drinks)!! Ideal for those who have just arrived in Lisbon! > Viewpoint (No climbing!) > Local Taverns > Historical Conte...
Join a small-group food tour led by a passionate local foodie and discover Lisbon’s authentic flavors in an intimate, friendly setting. Avoid the crow...
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Take part in the only plastic-free Food Tour to support family-restaurants in Alfama. With unique products, in limited series, handmade, homemade, or...
FULL MENU INCLUDED (Food & Drinks)!! Ideal for those who have just arrived in Lisbon! > Viewpoint (No climbing!) > Local Taverns > Historical Conte...
Perfect for first-time visitors, this guided walking tour takes you to the major sites of central Lisbon. As you follow your local guide, you will get...
Are you ready to embark on a food and wine journey? With more than 15 tastings, in 6 spots, go on our food and wine walking tour and experience the fo...
Lisbon rewards a visit year-round, but spring (March to May) and early autumn (September to October) are the sweet spot: warm days, lighter crowds and better prices than peak summer. July and August are hot and busiest, ideal for boat and beach day trips, while winters stay mild, quiet and great value.
Most visitors land at Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS), about 20 minutes from the centre by metro or taxi. The city is walkable but steep, so lean on the historic trams, the metro and short rideshare hops between hills. Many tours include hotel pickup or start from central, easy-to-reach meeting points.
Small enough that the guide learns your name. Caps vary by operator and are listed on each tour page, so check the exact maximum before booking.
From €22 for the classic city walk to €96.60 for the 18-tasting food route. The food tours cluster between €69 and €97 per person.
On a first visit, walk first: the €22 city walk covers the layout, the hills and the stories. Save a food tour for the second evening, when you know which neighbourhoods pull you back.
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