Lisbon Hills Electric Bike Guided Tour

Explore Lisbon on an E-bike with Local Guide

Lisbon, the Portuguese capital, is not only the largest city in Portugal, but it also boasts a plethora of things to discover. And what better way to explore the city's tiny alleys and learn about its cultural significance than on an electric bicycle? Begin your adventure from Alfama to Graça with your multilingual guide (English, Spanish, French, German & Portuguese) and experience Lisbon's lovely locales as well as the city's spectacular vistas from hilltops.

Alfama

Explore Alfama, Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood boasting rich history, picturesque streets, and distinct character. Listen to live Fado music, tour ancient sites like So Jorge Castle and the Lisbon Cathedral, and savour the neighbourhood's traditional food (at your own expense).

Graça

Graça, Lisbon's tallest hill, sits immediately next to the old castle Castelo de So Jorge and offers jaw-dropping views of the Tagus River. Don't miss the sweeping vistas from the Graça viewpoints, Miradouro da Senhora do Monte and Miradouro da Graça. And, if you're taking the electric ride on Tuesdays and Saturdays, be sure to make a pit stop at the thriving flea market Feira da Ladra.

Mouraria

A bustling neighbourhood with a distinct mix of ethnicities, food, and music. Explore Mouraria's unique attractions, which are known for their vivid street art, lively atmosphere, and delectable cuisines.

Lisbon Hills Electric Bike Guided Tour

Discover Lisbon's picturesque districts such as Alfama, Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Graça on this 4-hour sightseeing tour that includes visits to Castelo de São Jorge, Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), the National Pantheon, and the São Vicente Monastery. Your local expert guide will take you through historic neighborhoods like Mouraria, where you can taste the flavors of Lisbon's multicultural cuisine at your own expense. The electric bike tour covers 15 miles, with stops at landmarks every half hour for detailed explanations in English, Portuguese, French, and Spanish. Alfama is famous for its street art, with colorful murals and graffiti adorning many walls and buildings. The tour includes round-trip transportation from Lisbon hotels, audio guides in four languages, and access to all major sights. With a maximum group size of 15 people, you'll enjoy personalized attention while exploring the city's top attractions.

Explore Castelo de São Jorge

Your tour stops at Castelo de São Jorge where guests can admire panoramic views of Lisbon from its highest points. Built in the 12th century on a hilltop, this castle spans over 70 acres and features walls that are up to 39 feet high. Visitors see the impressive Gatehouse Tower, the King's Tower, and the Dona Leonor Tower. Historical facts include the castle's construction during the reign of King Afonso Henriques in 1147 and its restoration by King Manuel I in the early 16th century. Guests spend approximately 30 minutes exploring this landmark, which offers unique insights into Lisbon's medieval past compared to other Portuguese castles. It matters to the tour as it provides a comprehensive understanding of Lisbon's rich history.

Discover Lisbon Cathedral

Your tour takes you next to Lisbon Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), where visitors can learn about its architectural significance and historical importance. Established in 1147, this Romanesque cathedral spans over 250 feet long and includes features like the Chapel of St. Vincent, the Cloister of King Dinis, and the Bishop's Palace. Historical facts include its construction during the Reconquista period and its renovation under King Manuel I in the early 16th century. Guests spend about 45 minutes exploring this landmark, which offers unique insights into Lisbon's religious history compared to other cathedrals. It matters to the tour as it provides a deeper understanding of the city's cultural heritage.

Visit National Pantheon

Your tour continues at the National Pantheon where guests can appreciate its architectural grandeur and historical significance. Completed in 1750, this neoclassical church stands at over 60 feet tall with a diameter of about 49 feet for its dome. Visitors see the tomb of King João I, the Chapel of St. Francis Xavier, and the Crypt Museum. Historical facts include its construction during the reign of King Joseph I after the 1755 earthquake and its restoration in the early 20th century. Guests spend approximately 30 minutes exploring this landmark, which offers unique insights into Lisbon's post-earthquake reconstruction compared to other churches. It matters to the tour as it provides a comprehensive understanding of the city's resilience.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Alfama’s street art
• Ride 15 miles through historic districts
• Audio guide in English, Portuguese, French, Spanish
• Discover Castelo de São Jorge landmarks
• Visit Lisbon Cathedral and its historical features
• Tour National Pantheon with a guided exploration
• Access to São Vicente Monastery’s highest spots
• Taste flavors of Mouraria's multicultural cuisine

Perfect for history enthusiasts, city explorers, and food lovers, this electric bike tour provides an immersive experience through Lisbon's top attractions. The 4-hour format allows you to explore Castelo de São Jorge, visit Lisbon Cathedral, discover the National Pantheon, and taste flavors in Mouraria, giving you a comprehensive view of Lisbon's rich cultural heritage while enjoying its scenic beauty.