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The Lisbon Guided Walking Tour covers the Portuguese capital on foot, led by a local guide through neighbourhoods that include Alfama, the city's oldest district, and the hilltop viewpoints known as miradouros. Lisbon's historic centre spreads across seven hills above the Tagus estuary, and a walking format allows access to narrow lanes and tiled facades that larger transport cannot reach.

Guests visit landmarks such as the Sé Cathedral, founded in 1147, and the Rossio square, a long-standing civic hub. The guide covers the city's role as a 15th and 16th century maritime capital, with commentary on Manueline architecture and local azulejo tile traditions. Tickets typically cover a set route of two to three hours. For a broader look at what the city offers, see things to do in Lisbon.