Multi-colored houses with orange roofs line up like kilometers of sandy beaches of the Atlantic Ocean. The sun will rise over Belen Tower. Its rays invite travelers to walk along the romantic streets, admire palaces, churches and ancient fortresses. Those who have visited this city at least once leave a piece of their heart in it. Excursions in Lisbon in Russian will help you discover the capital of Portugal, understand its melancholy soul.

Sunset at Cape Roca

Find yourself in a fairy tale, taste traditional sweets, spend the last rays of the setting sun in the westernmost point of continental Europe and feel like a part of nature with a 4-hour tour introducing the mysterious Sintra and Cape Roca. You will be accompanied on a walk by a Russian-speaking guide – a local resident, in whose baggage of knowledge there are many stories about the ancient Portuguese city.

The first point of the program is the unique Sintra. View of medieval castles, mountain slopes and waterfalls will open from the observation deck, equipped on the roof of one of the palaces. You will visit authentic streets and quarters, tasting cherry liqueur, Portuguese port wine and local delicacy – egg biscuits with cheese. And then you will meet with the Atlantic coast and Cape Roca. At an altitude of 140 m, blown by all the winds, you will feel the power of the elements and take dozens of stunning landscape photos.

city nightlife

Twilight falls on the capital and the time for the evening program comes. Like a magical veil morgana, in the light of lanterns, you will see cobbled squares, medieval buildings, the Church of St. Roch and the walls of the earthquake-damaged Karmu Monastery. The panorama of the sleeping metropolis will open from the observation deck, where you can relax and listen to the sad melodies of the Portuguese fado romance. Following the path of the sailors arriving at the port, you will meet the night and go to the old bar.

After tasting the famous vinho verde (green wine), you will rush to the roof of one of the houses. Here, on the open terrace, a disco pub opens at 22:00, seducing its guests with DJ sets and cocktails. The tour of drinking establishments will end either at the Institute of Port Wine, whose hospitable owners will offer to taste an unsurpassed national drink, or at a wine bar famous for local snacks.

Soul tour of the city

For those who are tired of endless dates, famous names and a series of attractions. The “non-tourist” route passes through the old relief streets and places that Lisbon residents themselves love. It can be compared to an initiation into the world of little-known facts, legends and mystical secrets. You will be accompanied by a professional guide – a local resident in love with the capital, who will help you learn the secret of Portuguese happiness and give useful tips on staying in the metropolis.

Within 2.5 hours you will make a short trip through the bustling areas of Bairro Alto, Cais do Sodre, Baixa and Chiado. You will see the Rossio Square, famous for the waves of cobblestones, the Trinity Theater, the triumphal arch of Augustus and the dilapidated Carmelite Monastery. With the help of the Gloria funicular, which operated at the end of the 19th century, you will climb to the best observation deck located in a shady park.

Understand and love Lisbon

A walk through the old quarters and bohemian districts gives you a complete immersion in the authentic capital. Don't be surprised by the endless ups and downs – the ancient Portuguese city lies on seven hills. Wear comfortable shoes and head to Rossio Square, Bairro Alto and Chiado, famous for its Garret shopping street and gourmet restaurants. You will look into Baixa and Alfama, take pictures of gingerbread roofs, facades of snow-white churches and blooming bougainvilleas, relax in a cafe and listen to national melodies flying from wide open windows.

A nice addition is a ride on the funiculars, whose wooden wagons have been running for more than 100 years. In addition, you will visit the obligatory Lisbon attraction – riding the yellow tram number 28. Its route is decorated with the main attractions of the metropolis. The interior of the old vehicle and the copper bell have been preserved since the beginning of the 20th century.

Walking through the old town

The ornate streets and tennis squares are cool even during the day. The omnipresent wind brings a fresh breeze from the Atlantic. The cobblestone pavement sparkles after the rain. The shabby facades of houses are decorated with azulejos – tiles with a cobalt pattern. The yellow tram is calling its passengers. The townspeople leisurely go about their business – there is no place for haste in this sunny city. You will see all this by becoming participants in a 4-hour walking tour.

Explore the hidden corners of bustling Bairro Alto and relax in the family-run café. Take a look at the modern Baixa, where the front gates to the center of the metropolis – the Market Square are located. Explore Alfama with its medieval houses and Gothic Cathedral. Become guests of the castle of St. George. Its ancient walls, which offer a beautiful view of the Tagus River and the tiled roofs of houses, were erected in 48 BC. e. Entrance fees are not included in the tour price.

Non-touristic Lisbon

The route passes through the Campo de Ourique and Estrela districts shrouded in a web of narrow streets. Here, far from the noisy crowds of tourists, you will feel the “real” measured life of the metropolis, devoid of pathos and artificial tinsel. The guide will show you many atmospheric places, cozy parks, quiet squares, food markets and inexpensive family restaurants where the townspeople come for dinner.

Watching the people of Lisbon playing cards and discussing pressing issues, you will find out which castle received the title of the most mystical place in the country, what is the length of Aguas Livres – an ancient arched aqueduct, when and how the state received the status of a parliamentary republic, and what is Mary the Pious known for – the mad queen of Portugal. The tour ends at the observation deck, which offers the best panorama of the Tagus River and the April 25 Bridge.

Discover the mysterious Sintra

In tourist brochures, Sintra is called the pearl of Portugal. The hilly place, where even at the height of summer it is windy and cool, in the 15th century turned into a royal residence. Today, the town, located 23 km from the capital, attracts lovers of fairy-tale castles, mysterious monasteries, romantic landscapes and mystical stories. Masterpieces of architecture are found here at every turn. The National Palace, built in the Moorish style, is waiting for you, easily recognizable by a pair of cones directed upwards.

Built in the 14th century, it still surprises with the beauty of unique tiles. The second point of the program will be a visit to the Gothic Regaleira mansion. Its history is closely connected with the rites of the Masons and the experiments of the alchemists. And ancient craft workshops, souvenir shops and traditional cafes where you can taste sweets and national drinks will complement the vivid impressions left by the mysterious Sintra.

Car trip: classics and improvisation

Ride like a breeze and explore the sights of the capital of Portugal – popular among travelers and known only to locals! A trip in a comfortable car or an air-conditioned minibus will give you the opportunity to admire the central quarters and streets remote from tourist routes in any weather.

The program contains all the best that the metropolis is proud of:

And don't forget your cameras – you can take unique pictures from the Gloria funicular trailer and from the height of the observation platforms!

From Sintra to Estoril

Traveling to Sintra is like being in a wonderful fairy tale. You will spend several hours surrounded by beautiful landscapes, streets winding through the green hills and architectural masterpieces: the exotic estate of Quinta da Regaleira, the palaces of Pena and Montserrat, the National Royal Palace and the Fortress of the Moors. Which of these sights to choose for a detailed acquaintance is up to you. And then – breathtaking views of the ocean, opening from a height of 140 m, on which the westernmost European point – Cape Roca is located.

After enjoying the beauty of nature, you will go to admire the beauty created by man – the Lisbon Riviera. Floating along the Cascais promenade, you will see wide golden beaches, marinas and delightful little houses. Not far from this resort paradise is Estoril – a zone of trendy restaurants, famous casinos, five-star hotels and luxury villas.

All in one day – Lisbon, Sintra, Cape Roca, Cascais, Estoril

If you have only one day to explore the metropolis, do not waste time visiting palaces, museums and exploring neighborhoods on your own. To visit interesting places, to see not only the city's architectural masterpieces, but also the sights of the surrounding area, a combined tour will help, which includes walking and a trip by car. You will drive through the whole city, look into authentic Alfama, medieval Baixa and historical Belém.

After visiting the viewing platforms, you will visit the romantic Sintra, which consists of picturesque parks, grandiose palaces and castles. Further, the path lies in the realm of the elements – to where the rocky Cape of Roca rises above the raging Atlantic Ocean. The 8-hour journey will end with an acquaintance with the resorts: fashionable Estoril with many luxurious hotels and nightclubs and the fantastically beautiful Cascais, famous for its endless sandy beaches.

Underworld in Portugal. Descent into the Mira de Aire caves

Are you afraid of long journeys and closed spaces? Do you consider a trip to the bosom of nature to be the best adventure? Then welcome to the underground kingdom – one of the largest caves on the planet Mira de Aire, which arose 150 million years ago. The road to the sights will take about an hour and a half. You will not be bored on the way – the accompanying guide will tell you about the history of the country, interesting facts and the mentality of the Portuguese.

While walking through the underground grottoes, you will come across lakes with crystal clear water, bizarre pointed stalactites, waterfalls, fabulous miraculous sculptures and illuminated artificial fountains. The route is perfectly organized and safe – at a depth of 110 m, steps and illumination of 3,000 light bulbs are equipped for tourists. The temperature underground does not rise above +17 °C. If desired, you can diversify your stay in the water park or a trip to the nearby cities of Fatima and Tomar.

Port wine tasting

True gourmets are invited to an hour-long port wine tasting. The first official mention of this magical nectar dates back to 1678. The national Portuguese drink, named after the city of Porto, is characterized by a strength of 18-22 degrees, a bright fruity taste and a rich ruby or dark amber color. Only a wine with a strong character, made from a certain variety of grapes grown in the Douro Valley, deserves to be called a true port wine.

Having visited a non-tourist port house, you will learn:

Attention! This tour is for travelers over 18 years of age.

Atmosphere of the evening city

As the day slowly fades into the onset of darkness, the metropolis on the Atlantic coast changes. Lanterns are lit one after another, transforming the iconic sights located in Baixia and Alfama: Lisbon Cathedral, Bicos House, Rossio Square, Santa Engracia Pantheon, National Theatre, Sae and St. Anthony Churches. Locals stroll through the narrow streets, dine and have leisurely conversations in cafes and traditional taverns. A Russian-speaking guide will tell you about the peculiarities of the life of the Portuguese, folklore and national cuisine.

A worthy end to the evening voyage will be dinner, accompanied by the sad sounds of the guitar. You will get acquainted with fado, a song genre that originated at the beginning of the 19th century in the quarters of the capital of Portugal. Ordinary people sang about what worried them: the pangs of love, jealousy, hatred, joy and sorrow. Today, fado is a passionate duo of a singer and a guitarist that will not leave anyone indifferent.

Chiado area, like the legend of the Phoenix

A fascinating sightseeing walk with a professional guide through the central area of Chiado will provide tourists with an ideal opportunity to feel the bohemian, commercial and cultural heritage of the capital of Portugal. The walking tour costs 35 euros per person for three hours.

This is a journey through the quarter, where theaters, museums, hotels, fashion boutiques, old cafeterias, antique shops and luxurious restaurants are concentrated. Here around the clock boils and noisy active life. The architectural ensemble gives the area a special attraction. On both sides of the cobbled cozy street there are buildings with beautifully decorated facades.

During its centuries-old history, the Chiado quarter was chosen by the ministers of monasteries and various religious orders, knights and artists, intellectuals and poets. After a devastating fire at the end of the 20th century, the area rose from the ashes like a phoenix. During the walk, tourists will hear interesting legends about the local drinking establishments, advertising wars, old-timers of the Lisbon trade and non-trivial places of Chiado.

Group tour to Cascais, Sintra and Cape Roca

The eight-hour tour will allow travelers to visit the most picturesque surroundings. From the capital of Portugal, tourists will travel to coastal cities such as Cascais and Estorial. These cozy resorts attracted noble personalities from all over the world. Here, outstanding secret agents wove intrigues and found out secrets. The guide will tell the story of Dusko Popov, who is the prototype of the legendary James Bond. Due to the rich historical heritage, the cities are famous for their architectural monuments, magnificent parks, museums, citadels and chapels.

Driving along the Atlantic coast and looking at original fishing villages, the expedition members will see the famous Devil's Mouth. This impressive natural formation is a rock mass in which the ocean waves washed out an impressive grotto. Tourists will reach the legendary Cape Roca along the protected paths, the height of which reaches 140 meters above sea level.

One of the stops will be the town of Sintra, located in the middle of a pine forest. Luxurious estates and botanical gardens with exotic plants are hidden behind the green hills. Noteworthy are the Pena Palace and the Regaleira Estate. Magnificent buildings will appear before the vacationers, as if descended from the pages of a fairy tale about valiant knights and charming princesses. The tour, which costs 70 euros per person, culminates in a visit to the ancient pastry shop of Sintra, where you can taste the sweet cakes with almonds and cinnamon.

Mouraria – visit the birthplace of fado

A connoisseur of the sights of the main Portuguese city invites tourists to take a sightseeing walk for 35 euros through the original district of Mouraria. This is an amazing, multinational and in its own way ambiguous quarter with labyrinths of narrow streets, nooks and crannies, dead ends and cozy squares, where you can feel a special flavor.

Here you can get acquainted with the way of life of local residents, hear the story of the birth of the unique musical genre of fado, and learn many legends related to the transformation of the criminal quarter into a wonderful safe place. During the three-hour voyage, the guide will tell you about the festival of contemporary art and show you old buildings that have stood still after a devastating earthquake. Some of the facades of the houses are lined with colorful ceramic tiles with elegant drawings and patterns, which arouses genuine interest among the audience.

Golden Ring of Portugal

A trip in a comfortable car along the Golden Ring of Portugal will leave a lot of pleasant impressions in the memory of travelers. In the vicinity there are wonderful cities and towns that have managed to preserve their original historical appearance, reflecting the amazing medieval atmosphere. The itinerary includes visits to places such as Obidos, Alcobaça, Batalha and Fatima.

Tourists will have a walk along the fortress wall along the ancient cobbled winding streets with rows of snow-white houses buried in the greenery of flowering trees, as well as viewing beautiful architectural monuments. The majestic monastery of Santa Maria de Vitoria, which is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, deserves close attention. Amazing stone carving, a covered gallery with an openwork colonnade and numerous pinnacles will not leave anyone indifferent.

The group will go to the largest center of Catholic pilgrimage, which is a grandiose square with a snow-white basilica of the Blessed Virgin Mary and a monumental colonnade. The guide will tell you about the Portuguese Romeo and Juliet, brave knights and noble gentlemen of these places. The cost of the nine-hour tour is 80 euros per person.

Cape Roca and picnic at Ginshu Beach

A professional erudite guide offers tourists a great opportunity to spend time in a friendly environment outside the city in the bosom of pristine nature. This journey will lead to the very western edge of continental Europe. The price of the tour is 60 euros per person.

The group's path runs along the sunny coast of the Atlantic through the atmospheric resort village of Cascais. It is famous for its magnificent coastlines, luxurious old palaces and well-groomed park complexes. On the wide and vast sandy beach of Ginshu, popular among surfers, a picnic will be organized under the crowns of lush cedars and pines.

The main point of the five-hour voyage will be a visit to Cape Roca. The majestic rock mass rises 140 meters above the ocean. From the top of the hill, a breathtaking landscape opens up with endlessly raging waves crashing against sheer cliffs. The natural attraction is covered with legends about brave sailors who left this rocky coast in the hope of discovering new lands. On the cape is one of the oldest lighthouses in Portugal.

Azulejo, Portuguese wine and the beauties of the Atlantic

The Setubal Peninsula, located 30 kilometers from the capital of the Portuguese Republic, is fraught with many interesting places. The Russian-speaking guide prepared a meaningful program for tourists worth 250 euros. Tour participants will visit wonderful viewing platforms, a family winery, an old ceramic tile factory, and also visit a wonderful restaurant. This wine and gastronomic voyage reveals the whole spectrum of a colorful country.

After passing through the famous and longest bridge in Europe, Vasco da Gama, tourists will find themselves in one of the largest wineries in Portugal. It produces wines that are awarded honorary awards in specialized competitions. At the winery, you can walk among vineyards and olive groves, as well as learn the process of making a blessed drink. In one of the traditional restaurants, tourists will try local cuisine.

A variety of seafood, cheeses, jamon and desserts on the Atlantic coast will amaze even the most sophisticated gourmets. The group's next stop will be an authentic factory where artisans hand-craft azulejo ceramic tiles. It will be interesting to hear about the secrets of the production of this decorative architectural symbol of Portugal, which have not changed for several centuries.

The tour will end with an ascent to the observation deck, where the majestic monument of Christ is located. The panorama of the city will appear in all its splendor. The return journey will run through the April 25 Bridge, which looks like a legendary building in North American San Francisco.

Natural treasures of Portugal

An erudite guide will lead a fascinating journey through nature reserves and small villages in the central part of Portugal. A nine-hour trip for 350 euros will leave many positive and memorable impressions for many years to come. Travelers are expected to get acquainted with the extraction of salt according to the ancient technology, see unique dolmens, descend into the underground kingdom of stalactites and stalagmites, as well as walking in the footsteps of dinosaurs.

First, tourists will visit the salt mines in an amazing corner of Rio Maior, which is an open-air museum with stone streets and wooden houses. The local salt is the purest natural product obtained as a result of the action of sunlight and manual labor. Salt-saturated water flows through wells into special pools. The itinerary includes a visit to the Serras de Airi and Caideeiros parks.

The picturesque landscapes of untouched nature will certainly delight. Among the mountain ranges and tropical forests millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed imposingly, traces of which were preserved in one of the quarries. In the bowels of the earth there are many grottoes, replete with bizarre stalactites and stalagmites. The cave system with halls and passages is striking in its mystery and scale.

Old Lisbon: getting to know the city

An intelligent and educated professional in his field invites travelers to go on an informative tour of the ancient quarters of the capital of Portugal. The guide has compiled a meaningful route, thanks to which you can feel the centuries-old history of a European city. The six-hour walking tour covers visits to colorful, cozy and bohemian areas.

The cost of the tour is 125 euros. Labyrinths of winding and paved streets with original houses reflect the spirit of the medieval era. Wide lively avenues are decorated with expressive architectural ensembles, green squares, fountains and monumental sculptural compositions. The path of the group runs through Rossio, Figueira, Commerce, Reshtauradores squares, as well as the central Augusta street and Liberdade boulevard.

It will be impossible to indifferently pass by the Cathedral of St. Roch, the fortress of George, the Belenskaya Tower, palace complexes and other historical sights. During the voyage, tourists will be treated to a glass of unique port wine in one of the old establishments. They can buy souvenirs, take panoramic pictures from the Lisbon hills, and ride the funicular.

The city that will win your heart

A connoisseur of the most interesting places in Lisbon, with deep knowledge, lures vacationers to feel the special contrast between the past era and the modern way of life in the city. Tourists will walk through the Alfama quarter, Mouraria, Grasse and Baixa. Enchanting dead ends and secluded nooks and crannies, secret courtyards and spacious squares, observation decks and rare trams, flea markets and trendy cafeterias – all this will be encountered on the way of the expedition members.

Almost every building in the capital keeps its own history and beliefs and legends associated with it, which the guide will tell you in detail. On the winding streets, modern hipster establishments and old-fashioned cafeterias harmoniously coexist with each other. Of interest are the buildings, the facades of which are lined with amazing azulejo tiles, as well as decorated with forged details and carved ornamental elements. You can feel the versatility and contrast of the city for 80 euros.

All of Lisbon: on foot, by tram, funicular and elevator

A wonderful storyteller with a wide range of knowledge invites tourists for a pleasant sightseeing walk. The optimally designed itinerary is a perfect alternation of hiking and sightseeing with rides by funicular, lift and public transport. This is a great opportunity to get to know the capital in different ways and hear the entertaining stories of the guide. He will lead the group to the most iconic places.

The tour starts from the central square of Rossio, surrounded by a magnificent architectural ensemble, as well as decorated with colorful flower beds, fountains and monuments. The voyage program includes a visit to the Church of St. Dominic, the Basilica of St. Roch and the main cathedral. Shrines amaze with their unique luxurious interior decorations. The path of the group runs through the winding streets of Alfama, Baixa Boulevard and the aristocratic quarter of Chiado.

The shopping pedestrian street Rua Augusta ends with the magnificent Arc de Triomphe, behind which the spacious Commerce Square begins. With the help of the funicular, an ascent to the observation deck will be made. The famous yellow tram will take the participants to the Belen area, where there is a grandiose monument to the Discoverers and the Hieromanite Monastery. A six-hour walk will cost vacationers 145 euros.

Medieval cities of Portugal: Tomar, Batalha, Nazaré and Obidos

A fascinating and meaningful car trip through the cities, fanned by the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, will allow travelers to delve into the historical past of the state of the Iberian Peninsula. An erudite specialist with extensive knowledge of the material will introduce curious guests to the architectural and cultural heritage of Portugal. Knights and kings, battles and battles, monasteries and castles will be the main themes of the tour. The cost of the voyage is 200 euros.

The journey begins with a visit to the cozy town of Tomar. Its pearl is the monumental fortress of the Templars and the church with enchanting stone lace on the facade. The triumphal symbol of Portuguese independence rises in the town of Batalha. Before the audience will see a masterpiece of flaming Gothic architecture – the monastery of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This outstanding architectural monument is replete with carved ornaments and pinnacles.

In the past, the small fishing village of Nazare is now chosen by admirers of giant waves and surfers. Here it will be interesting to walk along the paved embankment along the ocean and wander around the blocks among snow-white houses with orange roofs. The village of Obidos is famous for its medieval flavor. The city is protected by a ring of defensive fortress walls. White buildings with red tiled roofs huddle everywhere in winding narrow alleys, surrounded by flowering plants. Of interest is the castle with massive battlements, as well as many souvenir shops.

Medieval Portugal

In Portugal, many cozy cities have been preserved, where the charm of well-groomed antiquity is thoroughly felt. Settlements surprisingly retained their original appearance, reflecting the unique atmosphere of the Middle Ages. Together with an erudite guide, tourists will go to contemplate the magnificent monuments of architecture. Interesting information about Christian and Moorish monarchs, valiant knights and Catholic monks will attract attention. An educational trip will cost 350 euros.

The car tour includes visits to such distinctive places as Óbidos, Alcobaça, Batalha and Tomar. Tourists are expected to walk along the charming narrow streets with low-rise houses, ancient basilicas and fortifications. In these places there are no expressive modern objects, which gives the settlements a unique historical entourage. The monastery of Santa Maria de Alcobaça will amaze you with its grandeur.

The architectural ensemble of the monastery consists of several buildings that form a courtyard with a picturesque garden and an arcade gallery. The façade of the church overlooking the city square is crowned with massive bell towers, and is also decorated with an openwork stone rose, sculptures and a portal with six archivolts. The monastery of Santa Maria da Vitoria will not go unnoticed. Tourists will have the opportunity to explore the amazing elements of ancient architecture, which combines severe Gothic with exquisite lacy Portuguese Manueline.

Walk through wild Sintra

Among the dense forests on the slopes of the hills lies the wonderful town of Sintra, located in the vicinity of the capital of Portugal. A wonderful guide prepared a meaningful route for tourists, consisting of a sightseeing walk through the picturesque winding tangled streets and secluded places of this amazing settlement. It has long been chosen by the royal nobility, as evidenced by the many family estates. Sintra is famous for its luxurious mansions, ancient estates, royal palaces and picturesque parks.

For a 2.5 hour tour worth 75 euros, the guide will provide interesting information about the history of the city and its attractions. The participants of the voyage will look into the botanical garden, pass well-groomed estates, get lost in the compact historical center, enjoy the exotic nature in the palace and park complexes. The path of the group follows the Castle of the Moors, the Pena Palace and the fortress of Quinta da Regaleira. These mesmerizing masterpieces of architecture are located on top of the hills, surrounded by exotic plants.

Belem and the era of sailors

One of the significant and symbolic places is the Belen area, where it is recommended to go with an erudite guide. During this three-hour walk for 94 euros, tourists will have a meaningful acquaintance with the history of great geographical discoveries. It was from the pier of the embankment of Belém that organized expeditions of pioneers set off on long sea voyages, which as a result served as the economic and cultural prosperity of the Portuguese capital.

During a walking tour of the Belém area, you will be able to see unique architectural monuments. Belenskaya Tower, towering on a small island on the Tagus River, fascinates. The monumental building, which at different times served as a lighthouse, a fortress and a prison, is decorated with stone carvings, openwork balconies, a balustrade, ribbed domes and turrets. The hallmark of Belém is considered to be the Jeronimos Monastery, which has become an outstanding embodiment of the greatness of Portugal in the 16th century.

An abundance of carved elements with stone lace, an intricate arcade and an exquisite portal with sculptures give the building a kind of airy fairy-tale look. Of interest is the majestic monument dedicated to the Discoverers. The monument, more than 50 meters high, is made in the form of a caravel, on which sculptures of prominent Portuguese of the era of great geographical discoveries are installed. The tour will end with a visit to the Beleno confectionery, where you can enjoy cakes with custard.

Setúbal is the tastiest city in Portugal

To get to know the spirit of Portugal better without the fuss of countless tourists, it is recommended to go to the small town of Setúbal. It is located on the slopes of low mountain ranges along the Atlantic coast, half an hour from the capital. This picturesque place is surrounded by amazingly beautiful nature.
The guide will lead the group along the most interesting streets, which will meet vacationers with a variety of coniferous vegetation and greenery of park ensembles.

The city is famous for its rich cultural and historical heritage. The measured rhythm of Portuguese life dominates here and architectural monuments of different eras are harmoniously combined. Walking through the colorful narrow quarters of the old city, tourists will have the opportunity to see buildings and churches lined from the foundation to the roof with colorful patterned azulejo ceramic tiles.

It will be impossible to ignore the market, replete with all kinds of seafood delicacies. In this atmospheric place, you can see rare species of fish and other inhabitants of the ocean. Travelers are treated to a culinary overview of restaurants. The guide will be happy to share tips on where to taste fried cuttlefish, delicious sardines, fresh oysters and juicy snails. The price of the voyage is 40 euros per person.

Tasting evening in Setúbal

An erudite storyteller and guide, who organizes a wonderful trip to the city of Setubal, offers vacationers to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the measured life of the Portuguese province. This picturesque port area attracts its guests with medieval areas, mountain ranges, nature reserves, as well as amazing gastronomy. Its authentic winding streets are adorned with fertile gardens, fountains and parks.

The facades of ancient buildings are covered with traditional architectural decoration – azulejo tiles. The guide will show interesting architectural objects built in the Manueline style and lead the group to the largest fish market in the country. After a walking tour of the quarters of Setubal, tourists will get acquainted with the main local gourmet dishes and drinks. They will go to one of the wonderful establishments on the banks of the Sado River, where they will taste several types of wines and ports, as well as seafood delicacies. The cost of the tour is 75 euros per person.

Portuguese wines: first acquaintance

An hour and a half wine educational program diversifies the rich program of reviewing interesting places in the city and its environs. In a country with a distinctive culture and numerous traditions, various and outstanding brands of wines are produced. The connoisseur and connoisseur of the blessed drink invites tourists to appreciate the exquisite and expressive bouquet of taste. The tasting room will be offered to taste red, white, rose and even green wine.

While enjoying the flavor range and delicate aroma of the alcoholic beverage, the expedition members will hear interesting information about the development, history and tradition of Portuguese winemaking. A professional sommelier will give you a short course on the basics of wine drinking and provide practical advice on choosing the right appetizer for a particular type of wine. The tour will cost 25 euros per person.

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