Belém : リスボンのリバーサイド・トレジャー・ウォーキングツアー

Our tour started out not very good. First, there was noone to meet us that had a red umbrella or shirt. If I hadn't have been walking around asking we would have missed the tour. Our tour guide was great and apogized, she is very knowlegable about Portugal and history. The boat ride was very cold and wet because of weather. Our walking and discussion was good. Overall a good experience.

Poorly planned meeting location, was there for over an Hor on Tuesday and could not locate the Representative (Red Umbrella and Red Shirt). Call and was told to go back Thursday, found White Umbrella with Red Emblem and was told that the tour was cancelled for Thursday, Wasted 2 days with no tour, Requested refund and have no received any compensation. Very por service

Excellent tour! Bruno was very knowledgeable and informative and gave us some additional tips of things to see and do in the area. Thank you!

The day we did the tour was extremely hot but our guide Bruno made every effort to ensure our group was comfortable. Showing us frequently where to top up on water and always finding some shade to pass on all of his information.

Extensive walking tour, no stops for shade or to hydrate. Saw much of the sights of Belém, but only from the outside. It would have been more interesting to include at least one tour of either the tower or the monastery. Ending at the infamous Pasteis de Belém (sweets not included) was nice. Getting back to the original meeting point (not included) was frustrating but achievable (Uber).

Jamie was a fountain of historical facts about Portugal and Lisbon in particular. He shared many interesting and amusing historical anecdotes that brought the story of Portugal’s Age of Exploration to life. I recommend this tour to put your visit to Lisbon in a historical context.

A tour lead by local guide Jorge. Who gave interesting insight to Portugal history. We visited free part of Jeronimo Monastery n we stop for some pastel de Belem. Good value tour

Would highly recommend this your to anyone visiting Lisbon. Gui was an amazing guy with loads of knowledge. Willing to help you in any way he can. Overall 10/10 would recommend it

This was a great time to spend a few hours in Lisbon. There were quite a few people on the tour, all gathered around ready to go. Our guide was great and before we set off he really interacted with us and made us chuckle. We were told there would be a lot of walking...there certainly was, so make sure you wear something comfy. There was also a lot of standing around when the guide was talking, which got a bit silly at times when the guide was chatting for about 30 mins, you start to lose interest for a while to be honest. Anyway the guide was so informative we really did learn a lot, all the while taking in the sights of Lisbon. Again, he made it humerous and really engaged with us, taking questions from us all. We were told that we could leave at any point if we wanted to but we must just inform us that you were going, so that he didn't think he had lost anyone. We stopped for the portugese pastries, and a toilet break. It was classed as a walking tour but you are fully expected to give him a tip...everyone put about ten euros in which would soon add up for the guide.

The tour was interesting we learned a lot about portuguese discoveries, however in stead of lasting 2,5h it took 5h!!! It was definitelly too much. Jaume knows a lot about history, however he has to prepared the tour for tourists and not for history students. Finally we wnt back to eat pastel de belem, but after so many hours it wasnt fun any more.