• Mosteiro dos Jerónimos - Enjoy a skip-the-line, timed entry (morning tour only) to the Jerónimos Monastery cloisters — tickets included (€18 value)

The Jerónimos Monastery stands as one of Lisbon’s most renowned landmarks, showcasing the exquisite Manueline architecture and symbolizing Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. Inside, visitors can admire the detailed stonework, majestic arches, and the tombs of notable figures such as Vasco da Gama. With its rich history and breathtaking design, it is a must-visit in Belém. Although lines can be lengthy, rest assured that entry will be smooth and hassle-free, allowing for more enjoyment and less stress. Discover this UNESCO World Heritage Site with engaging stories and insights that highlight its magnificence.

• Pastéis de Belém - Savor the original 1837 Pastel de Belém at the renowned bakery

A trip to Lisbon is incomplete without trying the original Pastéis de Belém — the famous custard tarts made since 1837 using a secret monastery recipe. These pastries, crispy, warm, and lightly sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar, offer a genuine taste of Lisbon’s heritage and tradition. During the tasting, the intriguing history behind these iconic treats will be shared, explaining why they are cherished by both locals and visitors. Prepare to enjoy one of Lisbon’s most delightful and authentic flavors, right from the heart of Belém.

• Padrão dos Descobrimentos - Visit Belém’s iconic landmarks: Monument to the Discoveries (photo stop)

The Padrão dos Descobrimentos is a remarkable monument that celebrates Portugal’s Age of Discoveries, paying tribute to explorers who influenced world history. Situated on the banks of the Tagus River in Belém, its impressive design resembles a ship’s prow, adorned with statues of legendary navigators like Vasco da Gama and Prince Henry the Navigator. The monument’s symbolism and its significance in Portuguese pride and maritime heritage will be explored. From the top, visitors can enjoy stunning views of Lisbon and the river, making it an essential spot to connect with the adventurous spirit that defines the city.

• Torre de Belém - Visit Belém’s iconic landmarks: Belém Tower (photo stop)

Torre de Belém is one of Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks, constructed in the early 16th century as a fortress to guard the entrance to the Tagus River and protect the city from invaders. This magnificent structure beautifully blends Gothic and Manueline architectural styles, featuring ornate balconies, watchtowers, and intricate stone carvings that celebrate Portugal’s Age of Discoveries. As the tower is explored, fascinating stories about the sailors and explorers who navigated these waters, as well as the tower’s strategic military significance, will be shared. The location offers breathtaking views of the river and the historic Belém district, making it a memorable highlight of any visit to Lisbon.

• Jerónimos Monastery cloister ticket (morning skip-the-line, timed entry)
• Expert Local Guide
• Original Pastel de Belém tasting
• Small Group Experience (max 20)
• Taxes & Basic Insurance

• Afternoon Tour does not have Skip-the-Line

Explore the vibrant history and tastes of Belém on this engaging walking tour. Benefit from skip-the-line timed entry (morning slot) to the breathtaking Jerónimos Monastery cloisters, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its Manueline architecture and its pivotal role in Portugal’s Age of Discoveries.

Delight in the renowned original Pastel de Belém, a classic custard tart recipe from 1837, freshly prepared at the famous Pastéis de Belém bakery. Take stunning photos of the Monument to the Discoveries and Belém Tower as you wander through this picturesque riverside area.

With a small group size (maximum 20), enjoy a personalized experience with a knowledgeable local guide who will bring to life the tales of explorers, monarchs, and artisans. This tour blends culture, history, and gastronomy — ideal for travelers seeking an in-depth exploration of Lisbon’s heritage.

• The Belem Tower is undergoing renovation works until the end of the year, and it may not look as impressive as usual, and not open for visits. It is nonetheless a must see in Lisbon and an iconic building in our city.
• Umbrellas and sunscreen are recommended. Lisbon’s sun and heat can be quite unforgiving.
• The Afternoon Tour (no skip-the-line required), starting at 14:00, depending on how crowded the Monastery happens to be, and at the tour guide’s discretion, may imply the visit to the Monument at the end of the tour, rather than at the beginning (after lunchtime). This is to ensure that the visitor gets to enjoy the place with the minimum possible crowds, to feel the real atmosphere of a UNESCO World Heritage site that took no less than 100 years to accomplish. It is a magical experience visiting the Monastery in the afternoon. Plan the schedule accordingly.
• Comfortable walking shoes recommended.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.