PORTUGAL · CONCERTS
7 tours
Portugal fills up from July and stays busy into October, so the good concerts and live sets go early. The 7 below would go on a first trip, priced and timed so you can choose in five minutes.
Porto live fado concert with Tawny Port and audio guide. A one-hour story of Lisbon, Coimbra, and Amalia in an intimate venue.
“One of the best Porto experiences. Magical evening, very touching.”
A one-hour, intimate Fado concert in Porto’s 19th-century mansions with Port wine, plus real explanations of what Fado means.
“Lovely concert. Warm and inviting location. Welcoming host and musicians. Charming to offer wine and pastry. Excellent in every way.”
An intimate downtown Porto Fado concert with classic singers, Portuguese guitar, and a glass of Port wine, all in about one hour.
“It was amazing!!!!! congratulations on the musicians and and singers 🔮”
Lisbon Fado walking tour in Alfama and Mouraria, dinner with wine, then a live Fado show at a traditional house. English, 4 hours.
“We had a great guide. We walked around for an hour and a half hearing some history of the area and the country. It was really cold so if you don’t like walking at night in the cold, this wouldn’t be the tour for you. We had great food and heard great fado music”
Intimate Fado at Cais do Fado in Gaia, with a glass of Poças port and Douro River views. One hour for $19.
“Super to hear traditional Fado singing and brilliant guitar playing whilst sampling a glass of port.”
A 50-minute intimate classical guitar concert at Saint Pauls Church in Lisbon, limited to 20, featuring Portuguese and Brazilian music for $23.
“In addition to being a good musician, he is a good communicator. It is a very well spent hour and I advise everyone to go”
A 5-6 hour Lisbon food and music walk through Mouraria, Graca, and Alfama, with tastings, stories, and sunset views.
“Very extensive tour, which can continue into the wee hours - but this is flexible, depending on your preferences. A fantastic, behind-the-scenes look at many local businesses and unusual ethnic food finds. The host is connected to many local communities and can speak fluently about recent changes in different parts of Lisbon. This is a one-of-a-kind, thorough exploration of the castle hill and its neighborhoods, with plenty of time to listen to local musicians and discover the hidden delights, tastes, and sounds of Chapati, Lisbon's circus school.”
