Lisbon, the vibrant capital of Portugal, beckons foodies and oenophiles alike to embark on a culinary adventure. The Guided Food and Wine Tasting Tour offers an enticing 3.5-hour experience, allowing visitors to enjoy the city’s rich gastronomic heritage. With a small group of just eight participants, the tour promises an intimate and personalized exploration of traditional petiscos, authentic bacalhau, and local wine samples. As you explore the picturesque neighborhoods of Baixa and Mouraria, you’ll uncover the flavors that have defined Lisbon’s cultural identity for generations. This tour presents an opportunity to savor the city’s essence, leaving you with a deeper appreciation for its remarkable culinary scene.
Key Points

- This 3.5-hour guided tour offers a diverse culinary experience, with 7 tastings across 5 different establishments in the Baixa and Mouraria neighborhoods of Lisbon.
- Participants can enjoy traditional Portuguese dishes, including petiscos and bacalhau, as well as four drink samples, including the local cherry liqueur, ginjinha.
- The tour provides VIP access to a Fado House, where visitors can experience the rich cultural heritage of Lisbon through food and music.
- Knowledgeable guides lead participants through the Baixa, Mouraria, and Castle Quarter districts, sharing insights into the city’s cultural influences and vibrant street art.
- The tour is wheelchair accessible and allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, making it suitable for a range of participants.
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Contents
- Key Points
- Tour Overview
- Itinerary Highlights
- Food and Wine Stops
- Guided Tours
- Total Tastings
- Experience and Highlights
- Important Information
- Customer Feedback
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What Is the Maximum Group Size for This Tour?
- Are Children Under 13 Allowed on This Tour?
- Can the Tour Be Customized to Accommodate Dietary Restrictions?
- How Much Time Is Spent at Each Food and Wine Stop?
- Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?
- Recap
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Tour Overview

The Lisbon: Guided Food and Wine Tasting Tour is a 3.5-hour experience that immerses participants in the city’s diverse culinary and cultural heritage.
Priced at $110.81 per person, the tour is limited to 8 adults, youth, and infants, ensuring an intimate and personalized encounter.
Conducted in English, the tour is wheelchair accessible and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Participants can expect to explore hidden food spots, savor traditional petiscos, and learn about Lisbon’s vibrant history and street art, all while tasting authentic local dishes and wines at five different restaurants and eateries.
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Itinerary Highlights

Starting at Restauradores Square, the tour takes participants on a culinary and cultural journey through Lisbon’s historic neighborhoods.
Over 3.5 hours, visitors will experience 7 tastings at 5 different restaurants and eateries, including 4 drink tastings.
The highlights include exploring hidden food spots in Baixa and Mouraria, enjoying traditional petiscos (tapas) at cozy taverns, and tasting authentic bacalhau (codfish) and other local dishes.
The tour also provides VIP access to a Fado House, where guests can savor culinary treats from a renowned local chef, while learning about Lisbon’s diverse influences and vibrant street art.
Food and Wine Stops

Visitors begin the food and wine tasting tour at Ginjinha Popular, where they savor a 30-minute sampling of the famous Portuguese cherry liqueur ginjinha.
Next, they head to Ginjinha Sem Rival for a 10-minute wine tasting.
At Cantinho do Aziz, they enjoy a 30-minute food tasting, followed by a 45-minute food tasting at A Tasquinha Canto do Fado.
The tour then takes them to São Jorge Restaurante for another 30-minute food tasting, and finally, they visit Santo António for a 20-minute food tasting.
In total, participants experience 7 tastings at 5 different establishments, including 4 drinks.
Guided Tours

What does the guided tour portion of the experience entail?
The tour includes three distinct guided walks through some of Lisbon’s most iconic neighborhoods.
First, you’ll explore the Baixa district for 15 minutes, admiring the grand architecture and bustling streets.
Next, you’ll venture into the Mouraria neighborhood for a 20-minute guided tour, discovering its rich history and vibrant street art.
Finally, you’ll visit the Castle Quarter for a 10-minute guided walk, learning about this historic area overlooking the city.
Throughout the tours, your knowledgeable guide will provide insights into Lisbon’s diverse cultural influences and heritage, enhancing your understanding of the city.
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The tour features a total of seven tastings across five different restaurants and eateries, including four drink samples.
Guests can expect to sample the popular Portuguese liqueur ginjinha at two establishments – Ginjinha Popular and Ginjinha Sem Rival.
The tour also includes food tastings at Cantinho do Aziz, A Tasquinha Canto do Fado, São Jorge Restaurante, and Santo António, providing a diverse culinary experience.
This extensive tasting itinerary allows participants to enjoy Lisbon’s vibrant food scene and discover the city’s traditional dishes and drinks.
The carefully curated selection ensures guests enjoy a well-rounded gastronomic adventure throughout the tour.
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Experience and Highlights

By exploring the hidden food spots in the Baixa and Mouraria neighborhoods, participants can enjoy Lisbon’s vibrant street life and uncover the city’s diverse culinary influences.
The experience highlights include:
- Enjoying traditional pesticos (small plates) at cozy taverns
- Tasting authentic Bacalhau (codfish) and other local dishes
- Gaining VIP access to a Fado House with culinary treats from a renowned local chef
- Learning about Lisbon’s vibrant street art and the city’s rich cultural heritage
This immersive food and wine tour offers a unique opportunity to discover Lisbon’s gastronomic delights and uncover the city’s hidden gems.
Important Information

Travelers are advised to arrive 15 minutes early at the meeting point of Restauradores Square, where the statue stands.
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as the tour involves significant walking through the Baixa and Mouraria neighborhoods. Participants should also bring water and an umbrella if rain is expected.
Those with dietary restrictions should notify the tour operator in advance to ensure accommodations. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for a range of participants.
Customer Feedback

Based on the provided information, customers have generally had positive experiences with the Lisbon: Guided Food and Wine Tasting Tour.
The tour boasts an impressive 4.6/5 overall rating based on 23 reviews. Customers have praised the engaging guides and the excellent food.
However, some noted that the price may not fully reflect the culinary experience.
The tour offers the following highlights:
- Explore hidden food spots in Baixa and Mouraria neighborhoods.
- Enjoy traditional pesticos at cozy taverns.
- Taste authentic Bacalhau (codfish) and other local dishes.
- VIP access to a Fado House with culinary treats from a renowned local chef.
Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Maximum Group Size for This Tour?
The tour has a maximum group size of 8 participants, including adults aged 18-99, youth aged 13-17, and infants 12 and younger. The group size is limited to provide a personalized experience for the tour-goers.
Are Children Under 13 Allowed on This Tour?
Children 12 and younger are allowed on the tour, which has a maximum group size of 8 participants. The tour is accessible for wheelchairs and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Can the Tour Be Customized to Accommodate Dietary Restrictions?
Yes, the tour can be customized to accommodate dietary restrictions. Customers just need to notify the tour operator in advance about any dietary needs, and the tour provider will make the necessary arrangements.
How Much Time Is Spent at Each Food and Wine Stop?
The tour spends around 30 minutes at each food and wine stop, allowing participants to sample traditional dishes and local drinks. The durations are designed to provide a comprehensive culinary experience within the tour’s 3.5-hour timeframe.
Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?
There is no mention of an option to extend the tour duration. The tour is described as lasting 3.5 hours, with specific time allotments given for each food and wine stop. The tour operator doesn’t seem to offer an extension.
Lisbon: Guided Food and Wine Tasting Tour
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Recap
The Guided Food and Wine Tasting Tour in Lisbon offers an immersive culinary experience for a reasonable price. Participants can explore the city’s vibrant gastronomic scene, savor traditional delicacies, and enjoy wine tastings in a small-group setting. With knowledgeable guides, wheelchair accessibility, and a focus on authenticity, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through Lisbon’s vibrant culinary landscape.
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