
Essential History, Free Tastings
Pay what you want English and Spanish
3 hours · Tours Of My Life
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Free Tour Lisbon A Must
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Takes you to the guide's freetour.com page, where a free place is reserved directly. Nothing is paid here, and nothing is paid there either: the walk is free, pay what you want, and nothing is paid up front.
This Spanish-language walk starts at the Monumento ao Calceteiro in Praça dos Restauradores, in front of the Hotel Avenida Palace and steps from the Restauradores metro stop on the Blue Line. Paseando por Europa S.L. runs it, and it is listed on freetour.com, where reservations are free and you pay the guide what you think the walk was worth at the end. The full route runs 2 hours 30 minutes.
The route heads first to Rossio Station and the Church of São Domingos, a building marked by fires and earthquakes, then crosses Praça da Figueira and the Baixa Pombalina with views toward the Castle of St. George. From there it climbs into Alfama, calling at the Church of St Anthony, built on the saint's birthplace, and the Sé de Lisboa, the oldest temple in the capital. The walk then passes the Casa dos Bicos, home of the José Saramago Foundation, and pauses at the Santa Lucia and Portas do Sol viewpoints, both balconies over the Tagus, before finishing at the Cais das Colunas in Praça do Comércio beneath the Arco da Rua Augusta.
The tour conditions printed on the page describe it as suitable for people with reduced mobility, suitable for families with children, and pet-friendly, with no minimum attendees.
A few practical points from the tour's own page are worth knowing before you reserve a spot on freetour.com.
Common issues. The tour conditions state there is no minimum number of attendees and no additional cost, so the tour's own page flags no extra fees. No traveller reviews of this exact walk were available to this site, so there is no reviewer feedback on group size, pace or cancellations to report. The practical limits are the ones the page prints: the walk is in Spanish only, lasts 2 hours 30 minutes, and includes no pickup, so everyone makes their own way to the meeting point.
Yes. Booking on freetour.com is free, and at the end you pay the guide what you think the walk was worth.
It includes a Spanish-language guided walk of 2 hours 30 minutes with a guide, covering Restauradores, Rossio, the Baixa, Alfama and the riverside viewpoints, ending at the Cais das Colunas. No food, drinks or entry tickets are listed as included.
The tour conditions printed on the page state no additional cost. No entry tickets, food or drinks are listed as included.
There is no pickup. The meeting point is the Monumento ao Calceteiro in Praça dos Restauradores, in front of the Hotel Avenida Palace, with the Restauradores metro stop on the Blue Line nearby.
The tour conditions describe it as suitable for people with reduced mobility and suitable for families with children. It is also pet-friendly.
The tour's page lists nothing specific to bring. It is a 2 hours 30 minutes walk with outdoor stretches at the viewpoints and the finish at Praça do Comércio, so dress for the day's conditions as you see fit.
Reserve your free spot on this walk through its own freetour.com page, and at the end tip the guide whatever the walk was worth to you.
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Pay what you want English, Spanish and French
2 hours 45 minutes · Tours Of My Life
See this free tour →Run by an independent local guide on GuruWalk