Eats Street Art and Undiscovered Lisbon Food Tour

Eats Street Art and Undiscovered Lisbon Food Tour

Explore the undiscovered neighborhoods of Lisbon! Baixa and Mouraria are neighborhoods rich in culture and history while hosting some of the best restaurants and eateries Lisbon has to offer.

Our tour takes you away from the tourist traps, to the local and largely undiscovered backstreets of Lisbon where locals spend their days. During this tour, you'll taste some of the most amazing Portuguese foods paired with wines and beers you won't get elsewhere!

As we walk the streets, you'll not only get to know the city through its amazing food and drinks, but also gain an understanding of the international influences present throughout the city, from the amazing street art to learning all about the Fado musical genre.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Monument to the Restorers, Praca dos Restauradores, Lisbon Portugal

Our meeting point!

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Rua das Portas de Santo Antão, R. das Portas de Santo Antão, 1150-268 Lisboa, Portugal

At this Muslim-inspired decorated building you'll learn about its rich history before diving into one of the most popular Portuguese
snacks, the bifana, pairedwith a refreshing beer."

Duration: 25 minutes

Stop At: Church of St. Dominic, Largo São Domingos, 1150-320 Lisboa, Portugal

Take a picture of the oldest and most important churche in Lisbon.

Duration: 10 minutes

Pass By: Praca Martim Moniz, Rua de Senhora da Saude, Lisbon 1100-586 Portugal

Cross a popular square in Lisbon

Stop At: Real Irmandade de Nossa Senhora da Saúde e de São Sebastião, R. da Mouraria 1, 1100-584 Lisboa, Portugal

Admire the cobblestones in front of this particular church

Duration: 3 minutes

Pass By: Moorish Quarter, 1100-394 Lisbon, Portugal

Discover Mouraria neighborhood, the birthplace of fado music.

Stop At: Rua João do Outeiro, R. João do Outeiro, 1100 Lisboa, Portugal

This trendy, modern restaurant creates exciting versions of traditional Portuguese food. You'll be having a codfish and bean salad, paired with a glass of white wine.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Rua de São Lourenço, R. de São Lourenço, 1100-177 Lisboa, Portugal

Tasting some international dishes is essential when in Lisbon a sit represents the diversity in cultures the city hosts. At one of the
most popular restaurants in Lisbon, you'll get to sip an African beer alongside some tasty chamuças (Portuguese forsamosas).

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Rua de São Cristóvão, R. de São Cristóvão, 1100-177 Lisboa, Portugal

At thistraditional fado house, you'll hear some fado music while eating an every-day Portuguese dish: slow roasted meat in a traditional Portuguese tomato sauce accompanied by mashed potatoes. It doesn't get more Portuguese than that!

Duration: 25 minutes

Stop At: Calçada do Marquês de Tancos, 1100-340 Lisboa, Portugal

At this stop we will try “peixinhos da horta”, a Portuguese go-to comfort food which translates to “little fish from the garden”. It
consists of breaded and fried green beans pairedwith home made wasabi mayonnaise. You'll also try codfish “brandade” (which is a
codfish, potato and herb pâté) alongside sparklingwine."

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Rua Milagre de Santo António, R. Milagre de Santo António, 1100-157 Lisboa, Portugal

A Portuguese food tour would not be complete without their most famous pastry, the pastel de nata! And this place is named by many
to make the best onesin town."

Duration: 15 minutes