Portugal is the oldest state in Western Europe, so any excursion route here will be filled with a lot of impressions. This wonderful country with the richest cultural heritage owns 24 objects included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Sightseeing tours of Lisbon, Porto, Evora or Batalha will be one of the brightest experiences in life of each tourist. You can visit the sights of Portuguese cities yourself, but it is better to entrust the planning of excursions to the English-language guide, especially if that entails about cities where density of architectural monuments per square meter exceeds all conceivable limits.In addition to rich excursions, Portugal offers its guests a lot of beach holidays. Local beaches are famous for their golden sand, clean azure water and picturesque rocks. Fans of leisurely lying on the beaches and surf or diving fans will feel equally comfortable here.Special attention to 1001guide recommends to pay special attention to local cuisine and wines. The country's calling card – port wine – can be tasted everywhere, and numerous restaurants offer a diverse menu at quite affordable prices.

Explore the main attractions {country_of} with a professional guide. You can also book excursions from locals, who will show you the most unusual and beautiful places. There are over {tours} excursions available for online booking {country_in}.

Portugal

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Lisbon crowned with a fairytale castle and spread over seven hills is considered one of the brightest capitals in Europe. On a sightseeing excursion, it will win you over with its friendliness and blissfully laid-back lifestyle. No less impressive will be its grandiose architectural monuments:<ul><li>the richly decorated Estrela Basilica;</li><li>the majestically austere Cathedral of Se; </li><li>the castle of St. George standing on a hill, which served as a royal residence until the 16th century, today provides tourists with the opportunity to admire the view of the Tagus River;</li><li>Jeronimos Monastery, built in the exotic Manueline style intricately combining the features of Gothic and Renaissance.</li></ul>During the excursion in English, from a personal guide, you will learn interesting facts about each of these structures. You will also experience the charm of daily life in Lisbon with it: <ul><li>listen to melancholic Fado songs in the Mauritanian alleys of Alfama; </li><li>savor custard cakes in modernist patisseries;</li><li>partcipate in a party on Bairro Alto street;</li><li>tour the city on the 100-year-old tram No. 28.</li></ul>When shopping it is worth relying on a guide again. Leather gloves, golden port wine, vintage accessories - all of this will help to buy all this in specialized stores at affordable prices. When it comes to tasting the Portuguese signature dish (cod and cream), 1001guide recommends tasting it at the Cervejaria da Trindade brasserie in a former convent refectory.

Experienced guides {city_in} will introduce you to the history of this beautiful city and show you its main attractions. You can also choose unique trips with locals, who will take you on non-tourist routes and show you unusual places.

Lisbon

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Alfama

Tagus River

Belem Tower

Monument to the Discoveries

Praça Luís de Camões

Bairro Alto

Lisbon Cathedral

Jerónimos Monastery

Mouraria

Chiado Square

Carmo Convent

LX Factory

Lisboa Story Centre

Lisbon Oceanarium

To make your visit memorable and enjoyable, book your entrance tickets in advance and take advantage of skip-the-line entrance. Book individual tours with a professional guide who will tell you interesting facts and stories about Carmo Convent.

Carmo Convent is one of the most frequently visited attraction in Lisbon. Here you can book group and individual tours with an experienced guide, as well as entrance tickets without waiting in line.

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Carmo Convent: skip-the-line e-tickets