Join the best Essential Free Tour of Lisbon and discover the true city of light, Portugal’s capital: Lisbon, magnificent and unrivaled. Learn about the enigmas that surround one of the most ancient cities in the Old Continent. Founded by the Phoenicians, its merchant nature enabled this city, located in the western Iberian Peninsula, to become the richest in the world during the 16th century. Stroll down the magical streets full of trams and contemplate the majestic temples that are found throughout the city, such as the Church of St. Dominic, which was completely destroyed and is now believed to be cursed as a result of the tragic massacre suffered by the Hebrew people during the Inquisition.

Contemplate the Carmo Convent, where you’ll witness the devastating effects of the biggest natural disaster Portugal has suffered throughout its history – the famous earthquake of 1755, as you take a look at its ruins. You’ll also explore the city’s bustling streets and learn about its reconstruction by the Marquis of Pombal. You will also take a dive into the tortuous 20th century, a period in which Lisbon became a spy breeding ground during World War II due to its neutral position. You will also discover the country’s most crucial historical event, the Carnation Revolution, which ended Salazar’s dictatorship and instilled contemporary democracy.

Designed by locals who cherish their heritage, the Essential Free Tour of Lisbon offers an intimate glimpse into the districts of Baixa and Chiado. It's an opportunity to explore Lisbon's iconic landmarks and hidden gems alongside passionate guides and fellow curious travelers. The tour is paced to allow for immersive storytelling, engaging discussions, and ample opportunities to capture memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you're marveling at the majestic temples dotting the cityscape or uncovering the layers of history that each street whispers, this tour is your key to unlocking the essence of Lisbon. Book your spot on this unforgettable journey and be part of a shared exploration that celebrates Lisbon's past, present, and future.