TOURS – Tiago Neiva

Lisbon

Romantic

Discover the 19th and early 20th century intellectual, artistic and bohemian bourgeois Lisbon, walking through Príncipe Real, Bairro Alto and Chiado neighborhoods.

Highlights: Príncipe Real Garden, S. Roque Church, Carmo Square, Rua Garret.

Lisbon

Medieval

Discover the 10th – 13th century Arab, Christian and Jewish heritage, walking through Alfama and Mouraria neighborhoods, exploring the essence of Lisbon and our Fado birthplace.

Highlights: Old labyrinthine streets, Castle, Portas do Sol viewpoint, Cathedral.

Lisbon

Empire

4h min | No Mondays and Sundays

Discover the 15th and 16th century glorious Age of the Discoveries and the construction of a global Empire, walking through Belém neighborhood and the riverfront.

Highlights: Jerónimos Monastery, Discoveries Age Monument, Belém Tower and Gardens.

Lisbon

Post-earthquake

Discover the 18th century Marquis of Pombal enlightenment neoclassical plan for Lisbon, after the devastation suffered with the 1755 earthquake, walking through Baixa and Restauradores neighborhoods.

Highlights: Commerce Square, Rossio Square, Santo Domingos Church, Restauradore Square.

Lisbon

Eastern

4h | Only afternoons. No Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays

Discover the 19th-20th century post-industrial Eastern Lisbon, walking through Xabregas, Beato and Marvila neighborhoods, fullfiled once with Convents, Palaces, proletarian neighborhoods and factories, converted today in a new alternative, trendy and fashionable urban renovation.

Highlights: Beato Criative Hub, Grilo Palace, Marvila 8, Marvila Art District, Fábrica Braço da Prata.

Lisbon

Jewish

Discover the millennial history of Sefarad, the Jewish medieval Iberian Peninsula and the presence and legacy of the jewish portuguese culture, walking through Alfama, Baixa and Chiado neighborhoods.

Highlights: Alfama labyrinthine streets, Alfama Jewish quarter, Rossio and Santo Domingos Square.

Lisbon

Moorish

Discover the 8th – 12th century arab-islamic history of Ushbuna, the islamic medieval Lisbon and the presence and legacy of the moorish culture, walking through Alfama, Mouraria and Baixa neighborhoods.

Highlights: Mouraria and Alfama labyrinthine streets, Santa Luzia view point, Castle, Casa do Alentejo.

Lisbon

Tiles

Discover the most tiled city in the western world, exploring the Portuguese Tile History, from Hispano-moorish 14th century designs, to 21st century contemporary street art, walking through Chiado, Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real neighborhoods. Also, the possibility of upgrade the tour with an aditional guided visit to the Tile Museum of Lisbon.

Highlights: Historic Center Facades, Palaces, Churches, Cafés, Restaurants, Subway Stations.

Lisbon

Gastronomy

Discover Lisbon unique Food Culture, walking through Bairro Alto, Chiado and Baixa neighborhoods, fullfilled with different tastes and drinks.

This tour will allow you to understand the portuguese cuisine in general and Lisbon most important ingredients and flavours.

Highlights: Historical old Grocery Stores, Taverns, Confeitarias, Ginginha shop.

Lisbon

Full Day

8h (1h for lunch)

Discover the historical Lisbon neighborhoods in a Full-day experience, customized on your own interests, topics or historical periods. Join two of specific tours descrived above or create your visit with the previous help of the expert local guide.

Highlights: Full picture of Lisbon.

Évora

Full Day

10h (1h for lunch)

Discover Évora, the Capital of Alentejo and UNESCO World Site. This Historic Medieval City, surrounded by walls, preserves today some of the best portuguese architecture from the Roman period until 20th century. Taste also the typical Gastronomy of the region, and explore its Handcrafts.

Highlights: Roman Temple, Cathedral, Bones Chappel, Misericórdia Church, Old University.

Alcobaça

Full Day

10h (1h for lunch)

Explore two of the most fascinating Monasteries of Portugal (the third is an unknown gem), wich reflects the richeness of portuguese medieval architecture and history. Cistertian Gothic and Renaissance Alcobaça Monastery is directly conected with the origin of the Portugal’s Kingdom, and it’s the biggest and best preserved Monastery in Portugal. Batalha Monastery, a flamboyant highly decorated Gothic building is a symbol of the portuguese victory over the castillians in 1385 battle of Aljubarrota. Both are Unesco World Heritage Sites.

Highlights: Alcobaça Monastery, Coz Monastery and Batalha Monastery.

Mafra

Full Day

9h (1h for lunch)

Explore Portugal’s rich history, architecture and natural beauty coastland, exploring baroque Mafra Palace, Convent and Basilica – the most opulent 18th century portuguese building and today UNESCO World Heritage Site, followed by the small traditional fishing village of Ericeira, famous for the whitewashed and blue buildings and today, the capital of Surf in Portugal.

Highlights: Mafra Palace, Gardens of Cerco, Ericeira historical center and beaches.

Tomar

Full Day

10h (1h for lunch)

Discover the birth of Portugal, the Reconquest process agains the moorish (highlighting the Knight Templar’s role) and the Discoveries Age heyday, exploring the 12th century Almourol Castle, the charming Tomar Historic center and the 12th-17th century Convent of Christ, one of the most amazing Hidden Gems in Portugal and Europe, and today, Unesco World Heritage Site.

Highlights: Almourol Castle, Tomar’s Churches, Synagogue and river front, Convent of Christ.

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