PORTUGAL · WALKING TOURS
28 tours
We keep 28 walking tours on the site. These 15 come out on top, with prices, durations and the small print that matters before you pay for anything.
A 3-hour Lisbon walking tour with Bairro Alto, viewpoints, an iconic tram ride, Alfama, and ends at Lisbon Cathedral, plus coffee and cake.
“Really enjoyed this tour. Our guide Anna was so knowledgeable and helpful.”
Lisbon highlights on foot from Rossio to Alfama, ending at Praça do Comércio, with pastel de nata, wine tasting, and small-group guidance.
“Catarina is an amazing tour guide! I had a great time and learned so much about Lisbon. Highly recommend!!”
3-hour Lisbon food and wine walk with 15 tastings, vinho verde, port, ginjinha, and local tascas in Baixa.
“Pedro was a fantastic guide. So knowledgeable about the history of Portugal and the food of the entire Iberian peninsula. We had six stops and plenty of time to enjoy each one. It was a great opportunity to try local food and drink that we may have missed otherwise. We got lots of restaurant recommendations also. Well worth doing!”
Porto half-day tour with guided walk, Livraria Lello tickets, cable car views, and a Douro boat cruise, small group.
“This tour takes you to key attractions in Porto. The tour guide was enthusiastic, patient, and knowledgeable and had a good sense of humor. The one drawback: there is a lot of downtime on the tour, mostly because of (a) waiting to get into the Lello bookstore, (b) allotting a half an hour for the visit - much more than needed and (c) following that visit with a coffee break. It did pick up pace after that, with the art deco McDonald’s and the San Benito train station. But it would be better, in my opinion, to schedule the coffee break at the halfway mark in the tour”
A 2-hour Funchal Old Town walking tour with markets, sugarcane stories, churches, a sweet stop, and a wine lodge, guided for $19.
“This a great way to start your holiday, get your bearings & learn more about the city's history & culture. Good to know too that your money is going straight into the University's Student Welfare Fund. Our group was very small - just three solo women travellers and our guide, Evalina, who's currently on a gap year from the Czech Republic. She was very knowledgeable for someone who's only been in Funchal for a month, spoke impeccable English, and gave us a little time to wander around the market independently. The tour took us into two impressive churches, past the Bishop's house, up the little street with all the painted…”
3-hour Lisbon walking tour of Rossio, Chiado and Alfama with pastel de nata, snack and wine tastings, plus revolution and fado stories.
“Carlos A was an awesome guide. he was very patient with our group and was open to answering all our questions. The small treats along the way added a nice touch to the entire tour.”
A 3-hour guided walk through Porto’s UNESCO core, Roman and Moorish stories, iconic churches, and the Douro River on Dom Luis I.
“Maria was very knowledgeable about the history of Portugal. She provided specific details of Porto and how Portuguese and Porto culture evolved. The 3 hours provided enough time to see much of the city and hit the hot spots. The weather was pouring rain and she was a sport to show us the underground short cuts.”
Guided Madeira levada walk in the Rabaçal Valley from Funchal, with the Levada das 25 Fontes springs, tunnel, and endemic plants.
“Lovely walk with lots of information about local plants and wildlife. Plenty of chances to get photos. Guide was very friendly and recommended other things to see and do and places to eat out.”
A 3-hour guided highlights walk through Porto, from Aliados Avenue and Clérigos to Miragaia stairways and a Douro River glimpse.
“Ramon was our guide. We had a great time. He was passionate about this tour, gave a lot of funny facts and info, we loved it!! Highly recommend”
Taste Port and Douro wines on a 3 to 3.5 hour Porto walk with a cellar visit, Vinho Verde, and tapas, guided in multiple languages.
“The tour guide Rita was very knowledgeable about the history of the city and also provided some great advise on how else to spend our time as a tourist here (recommended restaurants and gave a few touristy do’s and don’ts). Overall would definitely recommend this tour.”
A budget-friendly Belém walking tour that connects Portugal’s Age of Discovery sites, ends at Belém Tower, and includes a Pastéis de Belém stop.
“The riverside fortress and the monastery are beautiful. However, this walking tour took a long time (2 hours) and our family would have preferred seeing Belem in less than an hour. Also suggest the operator share details on training to Belem from Lisbon to avoid the parking.”
See Madeira’s east coast from Pico do Areeiro to Santana, enjoy a Levada walk, and finish with a North Mills rum tasting.
“Diogo was such an amazing tour guide, very attentive and knowledgeable! We got to spend a good amount of time at all the different spots, and were given some options for things to do at each location. Even with the weather not being the best it was so much fun and for a whole day out very good value for money! Would highly recommend especially if you’re not driving in Funchal, a great way to see the East of the island.”
3-hour guided Porto historic center walk with São Bento azulejos, Lello bookshop, Douro views and Aliados Avenue for $33.
“our guide was very knowledgeable, walked at a good pace. Group wasn't too large. The only difficulty was seeing our guide. A sign or something would be helpful. Otherwise a great tour.”
A pay-what-you-want English walk through Porto’s viewpoints, churches, and São Bento, ending at the Cathedral.
“This gave us a good history of the city of Porto. Natalia was very knowledgable and kept things intriguing. She did skip over mentioning some of the listed sights in the description, such as the Jewish Quarter.”
Taste Porto like locals do on a small-group walking tour with 10 stops, port and ginja, and classics like bifana, bacalhau, and francesinha.
“Excellent. Well paced, not rushed. Good information about history of Porto as well as food and wine.”
