Lisbon’s vibrant Baixa neighborhood offers a delightful food walking tour that immerses visitors in the city’s rich culinary heritage. Priced at $75.53 per person, this 3-hour experience promises an authentic taste of Portugal, from savory presunto to the iconic Pastel de Nata. Guided by an expert with a stellar reputation, the tour also includes four local alcoholic beverages, making it a must-try for foodies. With mouthwatering highlights and a convenient starting point, this tour provides an excellent opportunity to explore Lisbon’s captivating flavors.

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Key Points

This 3-hour food walking tour explores the culinary delights of Lisbon’s Baixa neighborhood, including tastings of Portuguese specialties like presunto, octopus salad, and Pastel de Nata.
The tour starts at Praça da Figueira, passes through Praça Dom Pedro IV and St. Dominics Square, and ends at Rua Augusta, providing a rundown of the area.
The tour is led by an English-speaking guide with a 4.9/5 overall rating from 338 reviews, ensuring a knowledgeable and enjoyable experience.
Participants can sample four local alcoholic beverages, along with non-alcoholic options, providing a well-rounded exploration of Lisbon’s food and drink culture.
The tour offers limited vegetarian options, and guests with dietary restrictions should communicate them in advance to ensure a tailored experience.

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Tour Overview

This food walking tour offers a 3-hour cultural adventure in Lisbon’s Baixa neighborhood. Priced at $75.53 per person, the tour starts at Praça da Figueira and winds through landmarks like Praça Dom Pedro IV and St. Dominics Square, ending at Rua Augusta.

Participants can expect to sample authentic Portuguese dishes, including presunto, octopus salad, and Pastel de Nata, as well as four local alcoholic beverages. The tour is led by an English-speaking guide and has a 4.9/5 overall rating based on 338 reviews.

Vegetarian options are available, though limited. Private group tours can also be arranged.

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Itinerary Highlights

The tour starts at Praça da Figueira, where participants gather in front of the João I statue.

The tour begins at Praça da Figueira, where participants convene before the statue of João I.

From there, the group moves on to Praça Dom Pedro IV and St. Dominics Square before finishing at Rua Augusta.

Along the way, they’ll sample authentic Portuguese dishes like presunto, octopus salad, grilled sardine, seafood rice, chouriço assado, and codfish cakes.

They’ll also get to try Pastel de Nata, Alentejo cheese, and four local alcoholic beverages, including Ginjinha and vinho verde.

Vegetarian options are available, though limited, so dietary restrictions should be communicated in advance.

Experience Description

As a cultural adventure for foodies, the Lisbon: Baixa Food Walking Tour allows participants to explore the Baixa neighborhood and taste authentic Portuguese dishes while learning about the culinary history.

Participants will enjoy the company of fellow travelers and a knowledgeable local guide.

The tour features food tastings such as presunto, octopus salad, grilled sardine, seafood rice, chouriço assado, codfish cakes, Pastel de Nata, and Alentejo cheese.

Participants can also sample 4 local alcoholic beverages, including Ginjinha and vinho verde, with non-alcoholic options available.

Vegetarian options are limited, so dietary restrictions should be communicated in advance.

Customer Reviews

Overwhelmingly positive reviews from 338 customers reflect the tour’s stellar reputation. Customers praise the knowledgeable guides who expertly curate a delicious culinary experience. The tour’s value for money and transportation ratings are also exceptional.

| Metric | Rating | Percentage of Reviews |

|——–|——–|———————-|

| Overall | 4.9/5 | N/A |

| Guide | 5/5 | N/A |

| Transportation | 4.9/5 | N/A |

| Value for Money | 4.8/5 | N/A |

Positive feedback cites the guides’ deep knowledge of Portuguese culture and cuisine, as well as the diverse and authentic food and drink tastings throughout the tour.

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Booking Information

Participants can reserve their spot without upfront payment by selecting the "Reserve now & pay later" option. This allows them to book their place on the tour and pay later.

Participants can choose the date they wish to join the tour and select the group size that suits them best. To ensure a smooth experience, travelers are advised to arrive 10 minutes prior to the starting time at the designated meeting point, Praça da Figueira, in front of the João I statue.

This booking process provides flexibility and convenience for those interested in this Lisbon food walking tour.

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Exploring the Baixa Neighborhood

The Baixa neighborhood, the heart of Lisbon, serves as the captivating backdrop for this immersive food tour. Participants will explore the charming plazas, cobblestone streets, and iconic architecture of this historic district. Along the way, they’ll savor authentic Portuguese delicacies while learning about the culinary traditions that have shaped the city’s vibrant food scene. From cured meats and seafood to pastries and regional cheeses, each tasting offers a delightful glimpse into Lisbon’s rich gastronomic heritage. The tour provides a well-rounded experience, blending culture with culinary delight.

| Location | Highlights |

| — | — |

| Praça da Figueira | Starting point |

| Praça Dom Pedro IV | Elegant neoclassical square |

| St. Dominics Square | Historic church and lively market |

| Rua Augusta | Iconic pedestrian street, tour finish |

Authentic Portuguese Cuisine

As participants embark on this culinary adventure, they’ll have the opportunity to savor an array of authentic Portuguese dishes that showcase the country’s rich gastronomic heritage.

From the savory presunto (cured ham) to the tangy octopus salad, the tour offers a diverse selection of local specialties. Guests will also indulge in grilled sardines, seafood rice, chouriço assado (roasted sausage), and codfish cakes, providing a comprehensive experience of Portugal’s celebrated cuisine.

For a sweet finish, the tour includes the iconic Pastel de Nata (custard tart) and Alentejo cheese, complemented by a variety of local alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

Sampling Local Beverages

What better way to take in Lisbon’s vibrant culture than by sampling a variety of local beverages? This food tour offers just that, with four alcoholic drinks included.

Participants can enjoy the city’s signature Ginjinha, a sour cherry liqueur, as well as refreshing vinho verde, a young and lightly sparkling white wine. Non-alcoholic options are also available for those who prefer.

The guide shares insights into the history and production of these quintessential Portuguese drinks, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the local flavors.

The guide shares insights into the history and production of these quintessential Portuguese drinks, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the local flavors.

It’s a delightful way to complement the culinary exploration of the Baixa neighborhood.

Since You Asked

Is the Tour Accessible for People With Disabilities?

The tour’s accessibility for people with disabilities is not explicitly stated in the provided information. Customers with specific needs should inquire about accommodations when booking to determine if the tour can meet their requirements.

Can I Take Photos During the Tour?

Yes, participants are generally allowed to take photos during the tour. However, it’s best to be mindful of others and avoid disrupting the experience. The tour guide can provide guidance on appropriate times and places to take photos.

Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?

There’s no strict dress code for the tour, but guests should dress comfortably for walking around the city. Casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended to fully enjoy the culinary experience.

Can I Request a Specific Dietary Restriction on the Tour?

Yes, participants can inform the tour operator about any dietary restrictions in advance. The tour offers limited vegetarian options, so advance notice is recommended to accommodate specific dietary needs.

How Large Are the Tour Groups?

The tour groups typically range from 2 to 12 participants. The size is flexible, and visitors can select the group size when booking their spot. The small group format allows for a more intimate and personalized experience.

The Sum Up

Enjoy Lisbon’s vibrant food culture on this guided walking tour of the Baixa neighborhood. Savor authentic Portuguese dishes, from presunto to the famous Pastel de Nata, paired with local alcoholic beverages. Led by an expert guide, this 3-hour culinary adventure promises an engaging and flavorful experience for any food enthusiast.