360º Lisboa SkyWalk: Old Town Walking, Helicopter Flight & Sailing

Discover Lisbon in true vintage fashion

Discover and explore Lisbon by foot, air, and sea in this small tour guided tour. Start your tour with the famous yellow tram that will show you some of the most iconic attractions in the city as you climb up the sloped streets of Lisbon and arrive at Bairro Alto. You will also be taken to admire Alfama and the spectacular Cathedral situated at the site. Finally, arrive at Commerce Square and soak in the lively city as you make your way to the Tagus River.

Explore Lisbon through its river and skies like never before

At the Tagus River, embark on a relaxing boat ride to Belém - a famous neighborhood that is a testimony to Portugal’s bygone maritime glory. Unwind on the boat as you take in the views before you head to your last activity for the day - a helicopter ride. Fly over the city of Lisbon from Belém to the iconic 25th of April Bridge in a 6-minute flight and wrap up your tour in an unforgettable way.

360º Lisboa SkyWalk: Old Town Walking, Helicopter Flight & Sailing

Discover Lisbon's most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods on this comprehensive sightseeing tour that includes walking through the historic Alfama district, riding the famous yellow trams of Bairro Alto, embarking on a relaxing boat ride to Belém, and ending with an exhilarating helicopter flight over the city. This guided tour covers approximately 10 kilometers of walking and sailing, lasts for about 6 hours, offers audio guides in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic, and provides wheelchair access at all venues. The tour starts with a climb up to Bairro Alto via the iconic yellow trams, where you will admire the splendid Cathedral of Lisbon from above. You then explore the historic Alfama district, dating back to the 12th century, before relaxing on a boat ride to Belém, known for its monuments celebrating Portuguese maritime history and discoveries. The tour concludes with an unforgettable helicopter flight, offering breathtaking aerial views of the city's skyline and coast.

Explore Alfama District

Your tour stops at the historic Alfama district where you can see the Cathedral of Lisbon (Sé de Lisboa), built in 1147. This area covers approximately 250 acres, making it one of the largest historic quarters in Europe. Visitors will marvel at the Moorish Castle (Castelo de São Jorge) and the Church of Saint Anthony (Igreja de Santo António da Sé), both dating back to the medieval period. Alfama's narrow streets are lined with traditional fado houses, where you can enjoy live music performances while savoring local cuisine. Tourists typically spend around 2 hours exploring this vibrant neighborhood, which is unique for its well-preserved architecture and cultural significance compared to other historic districts in Europe.

Ride Yellow Trams of Bairro Alto

At the heart of Lisbon's Bairro Alto district, guests can ride the famous yellow trams that have been a symbol of the city since the early 1900s. These iconic vehicles climb steep hills and offer panoramic views of the surrounding areas, including Alfama and Baixa-Chiado districts. The trams run on several routes covering approximately 2 kilometers in total length, providing an immersive experience of Lisbon's urban landscape. Passengers will appreciate the scenic ride through narrow streets lined with colorful houses dating back to the early 19th century. Tourists usually spend about 30 minutes riding these historic trams, which are unique for their role in connecting different parts of the city.

Relaxing Boat Ride to Belém

Your tour continues on a relaxing boat ride to Belém, where you can explore the neighborhood that honors Portugal's maritime history and discoveries. The journey takes about 45 minutes along the Tagus River, covering approximately 10 kilometers of coastline. Visitors will see significant landmarks such as the Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos), built in 1502, and the Belém Tower (Torre de Belém), constructed in 1514. Both sites are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and feature Gothic and Manueline architectural styles. Tourists typically spend around 2 hours exploring these monuments and enjoying local pastries at traditional cafes like Pastéis de Belém. This part of Lisbon is unique for its concentration of historical and cultural attractions, making it a must-visit destination.

Helicopter Flight Over Lisbon

The tour concludes with an exciting helicopter flight that offers breathtaking aerial views of the city's skyline and coast. The flight lasts about 15 minutes and covers approximately 40 kilometers in total distance. Visitors will see iconic landmarks such as the Cristo Rei statue, located on the left bank of the Tagus River, and the Lisbon Oceanarium (Oceanário de Lisboa), which opened its doors to the public in 1998. The helicopter flight provides a unique perspective of Lisbon's architecture and natural beauty, making it an unforgettable experience for visitors.

Tour Highlights

• Ride famous yellow trams at Bairro Alto
• Explore historic Alfama district with Cathedral
• Boat ride covering 10 km along Tagus River
• Audio guides in 12 languages including English, Portuguese
• Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower
• Helicopter flight offering aerial views of Cristo Rei statue and Lisbon Oceanarium
• Walking tour through Baixa-Chiado district with local cafes and shops
• Explore Belém neighborhood with traditional pastries at Pastéis de Belém

Perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and adventure seekers, this guided sightseeing tour provides an in-depth look into Lisbon's rich cultural heritage through walking tours of historic districts and boat rides to maritime landmarks. The 6-hour format allows you to explore the Cathedral of Lisbon, ride iconic yellow trams, and relax on a scenic boat ride to Belém, giving you a comprehensive overview of Lisbon's history while enjoying its unique blend of old-world charm and modern attractions.