Go Local - Lisbon Soul

Follow a local guide on an enlightening walk through Lisbon’s most atmospheric districts, pausing at various venues to sample Portuguese delicacies. In the Baixa district, you will stop at Manteigaria Silva, a delicatessen that dates to the 19th century. Chances are, you will sample local ham and cheeses such as Serra da Estrela. You will then head to Mouraria, a Moorish-influenced district that is considered the birthplace of the music genre fado. There, you will be served a sweet cherry liqueur known as ginja. continue your walk to Rossio, where you will gain even more insight into daily life in Lisbon. Admire the magnificent D. Maria II National Theater and the striking Train Station, both iconic examples of Portuguese architecture, and take in the haunting ruins of Carmo, a poignant reminder of the 1755 earthquake. Then, stroll along the emblematic Augusta Street, where traditional Portuguese pavement, elegant building facades, and the impressive Santa Justa Lift create a truly captivating scene. One last stop will be made at a café, where you will sample Portuguese products such as codfish pastry and cornbread with sausage, perhaps with another glass of ginja.

HIGHLIGHTS:
• Walk through Lisbon’s historical districts and stop on occasion in the cafés.
• Snack on an array of Portuguese specialties, such as ham, cheeses and traditional beverages.
• Explore the city on foot, immersing yourself in Lisbon’s vibrant atmosphere.