Lisbon guide · CYCLING TOURS
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Some Lisbon days belong on foot; others are better by boat, bike or car. These cycling tours show the practical differences that matter once you know how you want the hours to feel.
Electric bike tour up Lisbon hills to Alfama, with mirador views, baroque pantheon stops, and a small-group local guide for a fast first look.
“Shop was easy to find, wonderful tour guide, bikes easy to use. Great way to see Lisbon”
A 3-hour Lisbon e-bike tour from Commerce Square through Mouraria and Alfama, with story-led stops and epic Tagus viewpoints on electric assist.
“If you want to see tons of the city and are limited on time. This is the adventure for you. Also, if you want to stay active this is a great adventure”
A 3-hour Lisbon 7 hills electric bike tour with big viewpoints, classic landmarks, and easy pedaling for all fitness levels.
“Fantastic tour. Great way to see Lisbon and the electric made all the inclines really easy. Would definitely recommend it. Guide was brilliant.”
3-hour Lisbon e-bike tour with easy hill climbing, historic quarters, and major viewpoints for about $29 in English.
“We did the tour as a couple on our first day in Lisbon and it was the best introduction of the city. We could see most parts of Lisbon in just 3 hours and the things we liked the most, we visited again the next days. Our guide Diogo was excellent, very attentive and he was great at storytelling. He did give us a lot of great recommendations. I recommend doing this tour first thing after you arrive at Lisbon in order to have a good overview of the city. Thank you Diogo!”
3-hour e-bike tour of Lisbon highlights: São Pedro de Alcântara views, Castelo de São Jorge area, Alfama ride. Small group, $47.
“Xavier the guide was excellent. Very nice and polite and very knowledgeable.”
Lisbon 7 hills on an electric bike with a small guide-led group, big viewpoints, and easy stops from Alfama to Castelo.
“I had a short layover in Lisboa and this was a great way to see the city and learn about its history. I was in a group with three other people and our tour guide was Joao. Joao was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about his job which made for an enjoyable experience. After the tour he suggested the restaurant “A Muralha Tasca Típica” for dinner and its right down the street from the shop. The food there was phenomenal and was a nice way to wind down after the tour.”
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.”
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”
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…”
Easy quad bike tour from Lisbon’s Costa de Caparica, with WWII ruins, the Portuguese Grand Canyon, secret trails, and ocean views.
“This was definitely one of the highlights of our holiday. Our guide, Rodriguez, was brilliant. He took the time to explain everything to each group in three different languages, he had great energy and knowledge. The actual riding was SO fun. Starting on the roads was a great way to get the hang of the quad, then onto all sorts of terrains from beach and sand to woodlands and gravel. It felt like a proper adventure! Amazing value for money… coming from the UK, the same sort of experience would cost us four times as much. WELL worth the price, we were out for a great amount of time and…”
E-bike from Lisbon to Sintra and Cascais with Bosch assist, palaces and parks, Peninha views, and a train ride back for $94.
“We, as a family with 3 sons 15-18 yrs old, had a perfect time with our perfect guide George. Beautiful sceneries, interesting historical and cultural facts and thoughts, wonderful food and lots of humor. Thanks George!”
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!”
Lisbon’s beer bike blends unlimited beer with a 1-hour river ride and quick stops at iconic spots, in English, for a fun small-group break.
“Had a great time with our friends! Very enthusiastic guys who organize the whole tour which makes it even better”
Pedal Lisbon on a beer bike with sangria and beer, guided photo stops at the 25 de Abril Bridge, MAAT, and fado landmarks in one fun hour.
“Booked as a group for a 60th birthday weekend, great fun and guides were friendly and kept drinks flowing. Would 100% recommend”
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.”
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