This musical tour will cross the 18th and 19th centuries during which Culture and Arts from the Italian Peninsula invaded Lisbon, either through its own protagonists or through the Italianization of the Portuguese. They defined the evolution of Music, of the spaces where it is enjoyed, of the manners and tastes, eventually creating an Italian Lisbon. This walking tour will take us from the Royal Opera House to the Rua dos Condes Theater, touching Bairro Alto and São Carlos National Theater. It will also take us from Scarlatti to Pacini, touching Todi and Lodi, with history, stories and Music in our ears.
Promo clip: https://youtu.be/bzYDUDx4Mxw
Being a walking tour, this discovery experience calls for average physical fitness while appropriate footwear is highly recommended. This tour is operated with supplied radio receivers and earpieces for the enjoyment of the illustrative Music. Minimum age: 15. Bookings with a minimum of 5 days in advance.
This tour lasts approx. 3h
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