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Lisbon by Night Private 3-Hour Tour
Lisbon by day and Lisbon at night are incomparable. The illuminated monuments are truly magical, and the golden light of the street lamps exudes warmth, romance and comfort. Join us for an unforgettable evening, complete with a stop at the most famous pastry shop in the city.
Duration 3 hours
Private tour available in English, German, Portuguese
Group tour pricing from 210 EUR per person
My family and I traveled to Lisbon for only 2 days and so, we wanted to make the most of our trip. I looked around online and we took "3 hours Lisbon by Night" tour on our first night with Paulo. I found AJSA Tours on another website and I only realised he also offering many other interesting tours after we left. Anyway, we had fun on the tour that we took but most importantly, my family had a great time in this tour. It may sounds exaggerating to some, but this is definitely the highlight of our trip in Lisbon.
Knowing that we just arrived in Lisbon for the first time, he introduced the history and interesting facts of the city. He was very professional even if there was an incident. My brother had a stomach ache and he tried to help us as much as he can when most of the shops were already closed. Impressively, He kept the quality of the tour in an unexpected event. We had the most delicious pastry in a shop with historical story and we went back the next day (We sat at the same spot and the waiter recognized us and asked whether my brother is fine LOL). He speaks perfect English and make sure everyone could hear him (as I sat at the back of the vehicle).
I am impressed by Paulo's service and from my experience with private tours, his price is also reasonable. There are many other great things to see, such as Sintra just nearby Lisbon. It's sad that we do not have time to explore more. We definitely would take his service again if we are coming back to this wonderful city.
Highlights
Discover Lisbon on an enchanting night tour with a private local guide,Visit the passage by the house of the late fado singer Amalia Rodrigues,Taste "Pasteis de Belém" (Portuguese egg tart) at the most famous pastry shop in the city
Description
Our new Lisbon by Night tour is still relatively unknown among visitors to the Portuguese capital. We call it “Unknown Lisbon”. Join us and see a very different face of the city!
The evening begins with a scenic tour of the Lower Town (Marquis of Pombal, Avenida da Liberdade, Rossio Square, Restauradores Square and downtown Lisbon) before driving to the Estrela Basilica – an 18th-century baroque masterpiece.
After visiting the impressive parliament building, we’ll stop at the passage by the house of the late fado singer Amalia Rodrigues. We’ll then move on to the Belém district to admire various monuments, including the Jerónimos Monastery, the Monument to the Discoveries and Belém Tower.
We’ll then take a small break at the most famous pastry shop in the city. Here, you’ll be treated to “Galao” (coffee with milk) and a "Pasteis de Belém" (Portuguese egg tart). These tarts have been baked on-site since 1837, and were originally produced by the monks of the neighbouring Jerónimos Monastery.
Continuing on to the beautifully illuminated Ajuda Palace, we'll soon reach the highlight of the tour – the 25 de Abril Bridge spanning the Tejo River.
The evening begins with a scenic tour of the Lower Town (Marquis of Pombal, Avenida da Liberdade, Rossio Square, Restauradores Square and downtown Lisbon) before driving to the Estrela Basilica – an 18th-century baroque masterpiece.
After visiting the impressive parliament building, we’ll stop at the passage by the house of the late fado singer Amalia Rodrigues. We’ll then move on to the Belém district to admire various monuments, including the Jerónimos Monastery, the Monument to the Discoveries and Belém Tower.
We’ll then take a small break at the most famous pastry shop in the city. Here, you’ll be treated to “Galao” (coffee with milk) and a "Pasteis de Belém" (Portuguese egg tart). These tarts have been baked on-site since 1837, and were originally produced by the monks of the neighbouring Jerónimos Monastery.
Continuing on to the beautifully illuminated Ajuda Palace, we'll soon reach the highlight of the tour – the 25 de Abril Bridge spanning the Tejo River.
What’s included & not included
Professional driver/guide
3-hour guided tour of Lisbon
1 Pastel de Belém (Portuguese egg tart)
1 coffee/tea/soft drink per person
1 bottle of water per person
Hotel pick up and drop off
Free Wi-Fi on board
Toll fees
Civil responsibility insurance
Personal accident insurance
Full van insurance
7 seater minivan with air conditioning more space and legroom
Monument admission fees
Meals
Meeting point
Anywhere in Lisbon (hotel pick up and drop off are included). For pick ups along the Cascais/Estoril Coast, an additional fee of €25 applies, directly payable to the driver/guide.
Lisbon
Anywhere in Lisbon (hotel pick up and drop off are included). For pick ups along the Cascais/Estoril Coast, an additional fee of €25 applies, directly payable to the driver/guide.00351937888888
ajsa.tours@gmail.com
Paulo Coelho
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