Lisbon guide · BELEM TOURS
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Some Lisbon days belong on foot; others are better by boat, bike or car. These belem tours show the practical differences that matter once you know how you want the hours to feel.
Jerónimos Monastery entrance ticket in Belém, Lisbon. See UNESCO Manueline architecture, the cloisters, Vasco da Gama, and Camões.
“It would have been nice to see more than just the cloisters.”
Private electric tuk-tuk tour through Alfama, Lisbon viewpoints, Praça do Comércio and more, with pickup, blankets, and a storyteller guide.
“It was a fantastic day and Daniel was great. he was fun and informative being very knowledgeable about all the history and culture. really fun”
Walk Belém in 2.5 hours with an English guide, see the Discoveries monuments and Torre de Belém, and stop for Pastéis de Belém.
“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.”
Pedal Lisbon to Belém for UNESCO waterfront sights, river views, and a classic pastel de Belém, with bikes and helmet included.
“Our guide was amazing, knowledgeable and showed us many things on the way to Belam. It was a fantastic tour and I would highly recommend it.”
Prebooked e ticket and offline audio guide for Jerónimos Monastery. Explore the Southern Portal, cloister, and tombs at your pace.
“Hi! Thanks for your review. We're so glad to hear you had a great experience! We hope to see you again soon. 😄💫 Best, Sheneth”
Glide downhill from Parque Eduardo VII to Belém on an easy Lisbon bike tour with ginjinha, pastel de nata, and big river views.
“it was ok but good to have the chance to tour inside tourist spots”
Belém in 3 hours with Jerónimos Monastery skip-the-line entry, Pastéis de Belém, and stories ending at the Tower.
“Our guide was so informative and moved the group of 12 along at just the right pace. She would provide a highlight and let us absorb it prior to moving on. She also did a great job of keeping our group separate from the hordes of large tour groups. It was so prudent to sign up for the 0900 time slot to avoid the mass that awaited entry when we left the monastery at 1030. The Jeronimo Mosteria is special. Seeing the Belem pastel shop and enjoying the pastry made for a perfect refueling stop prior to walking along the riverfront to the Belem Tower. We enjoyed the “tour” of…”
Skip the lines at Jerónimos Monastery and the Coach Museum, taste Pastéis de Belém, then ride to Belém Tower and the Monument of the Discoveries.
“Excellent tour. Our tour guide Mario was very funny and informative. He made the tour so enjoyable for us! The break in between with a coffee and a pastry is a brilliant idea. We very much enjoyed it.”
48-hour hop-on hop-off Lisbon pass with Belém and Modern Lisbon loops, tram and lift extras, plus 13-language audio.
“HOHO bus was very comfortable but none of the headphones worked. Tram 28 is in repaired so we took the bus 28. Overall, we got to see all the attractions.”
Full-day Lisbon walking tour linking Belém, Baixa Chiado, Alfama and views, with guided history, included entrances, and an original Pastel.
“Joao was a good guide and gave a very good “history lesson”. I came knowing nothing about Belem and now I know about all the kings.”
24-hour Belém hop-on hop-off bus with open-top views, 12-language audio, tram access, and stops for Jerónimos, Tower, and MAAT.
“It was good to have a tour of part (Belem) of the city. There are times where the audio was out of sync with where the bus actually was. I wish it was more clear that this was only one of the lines available & was expecting all lines were accessible on this ticket.”
Glide from Lisbon’s Commerce Square to Belém on an electric bike, with Tagus views, Age of Discovery stops, and included pastel de nata.
“We had a super fun tour with our guide Eduardo. A very friendly, pleasant guide with a lot of historical knowledge, good-natured and always attentive to our needs. He spoke very good German and, which we thought was very cool, had a folder with him that he had prepared himself, with illustrations and additional explanations about the historical monuments and history with the most important historians. In short: someone who makes the big difference if you want to enjoy a nice day trip to the fullest! Thank you! The tour is highly recommended! It is great fun riding on the very good E-Bikes, the fat tires give a very comfortable…”
3-hour small-group walk in Belém, Lisbon, with Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower, Discoveries Monument, and a stop for Pastéis de Belém.
“Strong perspective and deep understanding. Great day out. Thank you for bringing our tour to life. We enjoyed our time together.”
Electric bike ride through Belém, Tagus river views, Pink Street and major monuments, plus a chance at Pastéis de Belém.
“Fun time with Ze. We had a personal tour with two of us and Ze. Great info and touring. Also fun to be outside on wheels covering a lot of ground. Great pastry treat as well!”
Bike from Lisbon’s center to Belém in 4 hours. See Jerónimos, Belém Tower, Tagus views, Pastel de Nata, and Time Out Market on a small group tour.
“Great tour guide! Bicycles were a bit run down, but the tour was really great. Excellent sight seeing.”
