Do you know that UNESCO added the Mediterranean diet to the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of Italy, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Greece, Cyprus, and Croatia?
Wouldn't it be nice to have a Ginginha (Portuguese cherry liquor), or a Port Wine by the river side? Would you like to taste a Pastel de Bacalhau (cod souffle cake) in the oldest tavern of downtown Lisbon? Have you ever tasted a sardine? Or a Bifana (special fried pork steak on bread)? Do you know that Portuguese olive oil is one of the best in the world and we use it in almost all our recepies? Wouldn’t it be great to try an octopus salad seasoned with this precious golden liquid? How about a fantastic variety of Portuguese cheeses and smoked sausages? If you don’t eat pork meat it’s not a problem, we will order an Alheira and I will tell you the story of this unique delicacy while savouring a glass of white, red, rose or green sparkling wine. Did I say green sparkling wine? Just another story and another unique treasure, in the world, to be tasted. Cheers!!
A Pastel de Nata is granted for dessert.
We will stroll around really original places in Lisbon downtown and discover both the city and its taste on a 4hours walking tour.
You may decide on the spot among all these different items according to your taste and appetite.
Varieties of menus will be arranged according to each request
Booking
Level 1 – Easy
Flat terrain without obstacles. Wheelchair accessible. Duration 2h
Level 2 – Easy to Moderate
Mainly flat terrain (about 70% flat), gentle climbs and descents. Some steps. Wheelchair accessible only with the help of a third party. Duration is around 2 to 3 hours.
Level 3 – Moderate
Terrain about 40 to 60% flat. Moderate climbs and descents. Steps. not wheelchair accessible. Duration 3 hours
Level 4 – Demanding
Terrain about 20% to 40% flat. Some steep climbs and descends. Steps and uneven surfaces. Recommend for fit travelers. Duration between 3 to 5 hours.
Level 5 – Difficult
Rolling and often steep terrain, 10 to 20% flat terrain. Uneven surfaces. Recommended for travelers used to hiking tours in nature.
Stufe 1 – Leicht
Flaches Gelände ohne Höhenunterschiede und Hindernisse. Geeignet für Rollstuhlfahrer. Dauer 2 Stunden.
Stufe 2 – Leicht bis moderat
Überwiegend flaches Gelände (70%) mit leichten Höhenunterschieden sowie einigen Stufen. Für Rollstuhlfahrer nur bedingt und mit einer Begleitperson geeignet. Dauer 2 – 3 Stunden.
Stufe 3 – Moderat
Gelände (40-60% flach) mit moderaten Steigungen und Treppen. Nicht für Rollstuhlfahrer geeignet. Dauer 3 Stunden.
Stufe 4 – Anspruchsvoll
Gelände mit Höhenunterschieden (20-40% flach). Auf – und Abstiege, Treppen und unbefestigte Wege. Eine gute Kondition und festes Schuhwerk sind erforderlich. Dauer 3 bis 5 Stunden.
Stufe 5 – Schwierig
Gelände mit großen Höhenunterschieden (10-20% flach), steilen Auf – und Abstiegen auf unbefestigten Wegen und teils holprigen Boden. Geeignet für erfahrene Wanderer.
Tours by AGIC is a side project by AGIC – Associação Portuguesa dos Guias-Intérpretes e Correios de Turismo
