Dani was a fantastic tour guide. A Lisbon native, she is very knowledgeable about the city's…read morehistory and offered interesting details and background on the neighborhoods we visited. The food and drinks were plentiful and tasty. Dani also offered great ideas for other Lisbon adventures.

Raquel was knowledgeable and friendly. She took us to places we never heard of or would have…read moreentered on our own. This was a highlight of our trip. Highly recommend

Savory local cheeses, spectacular Portuguese wines, sweet pastéis de nata! I was blown away by the…read moredelicious foods and wines that I experienced on my tour with Francisco from Venha Vinho! My walking tour around the city culminated with a tasting back at the lovely wine shop, and not only was Francisco extremely knowledgeable about the authentic and off the beaten path places to visit in Lisbon, but he was also an outstanding historical guide, spoke great English, and kept me laughing all day. I'd read so many positive reviews about his food and wine trail tours that I had high expectations, which he completely exceeded - it was an incredible value. Venha Vinho's tour availability can be limited due to their great reviews, so request space early and make sure to ask for Francisco!

This tour company was fantastic. Very organized and the tour guides are quite knowledgeable. We…read moredid two tours. We booked the small group walking tour on our first morning in Lisbon so that we could get a better understanding of the city and the culture and the history. We were incredibly impressed by Daniel Ribeiro who was our tour guide. His knowledge was really impressive and we learned so much on our three hour plus tour. He took his time and seemed to really enjoy showing us all the city. And best of all, he gave us some fantastic recommendations that we used a lot for the rest of our trip. Next we wanted to explore Sintra and get out of the city for a day. So we also signed up for the day trip to Sintra and Cascais. This was a great way to get to see Sintra and Cascais with an additional stop to see the most western part of Europe. The day itself was a little cloudy but it was April in Portugal. The palace was still incredible and what made it so great was our guide Andres. Unlike more tours where they drop you off and say meet you back in an h our, Andres actually acts as your tour guide through the palace and his knowledge was just so helpful in making us understand the history of it all. It was very appreciated. At the meeting place at the start of the day, there were so many people going on this tour, but we were split up into much smaller groups of like 6 people and each assigned a tour guide. It was all very well organized.

Our guide Natália was amazing! She was super funny and friendly. The walk through the city was very…read morenice and comfortable and included tastes of traditional tart, wine, and cod cake. It was fascinating to learn about the history and the walk gives you everything you need to know for a great trip in Lisbon!

João took us all the good spots. Nice diverse food selection, drinks and food were included *chef's…read morekiss* Would 100% recommend

Great way to start the first day in Lisbon! A walking tour plus food tour was a perfect start to…read moremy Lisbon trip.

Best part of our time in Lisbon was the afternoon spent w/ Duarte and Monica on EDWs Chiado Gourmet…read morefood tour! We met them at Mercado da Ribeira at 1130, and spent the next 4.5 hrs eating some wonderful local dishes, enjoying some excellent Portuguese wines, and exploring some truly superb restaurants in the eclectic Chiado neighborhood. Our party consisted of 8 people (Americans, Aussies, English and Irish), all who shared a love of good food and drink. We started out the tour w/ a small glass of the local liqueur, Ginja, then proceeded to the Time Out Market for charcuterie and wine, followed by a walk-thru of the mercado. From there, it was off for our walking tour of Chiado and its wonderfully diverse restaurant scene. My favorite stop was Sol de Pesca, a neat place featuring a large variety of canned seafoods. Simple, yet so, so damn good: sardines, mussels, tuna, etc. We also toured a number of other eating establishments, stopping variously for wine or food or both. All the while, Duarte provided informed recommendations for future visits, as well as some history behind the neighborhood, and Lisbon in general. He was ably supported by the lovely Monica. Hands down a "must do" in Lisbon if you enjoy good food/drink! Cheers! RS

Spectacular tour with Filomena today! So much great food culture, perfect recommendations adapted…read moreto our needs for the rest of our stay, and fun stories about Lisbon from someone who was born and raised here! Exposed us to the best quality food during our 6-day visit to Lisbon. For foodies, can not recommend highly enough. Very fun day!!

Extremely over priced fado dinner show. Short tour with almost no info and then very average meal…read moreserved that is intentionally way smaller than what people were being served who came into the restaurant and just ordered off the menu at half the price of our tour and they got the same show. Shame on you Wild Walkers for offering this at double the price of what it's worth just to rip off tourists. Very disappointing.

Going on a walking tour is a great way to get to know a new city and gain some insider knowledge…read moreabout the area. Wild Walkers offers daily walking tours of Lisbon to acclimate tourists to the city and provide them with insider knowledge of their surroundings. The tour has no set price; you just pay what you want at the end of the tour. I took the Wild Walkers' free walking tour on my second day in Lisbon. My tour was led by Nicole, a knowledgeable tour guide with the gift for gab. Nicole led the group on a trek around Lisbon, making frequent stops to point out important landmarks and to provide the group with a history lesson. Nicole was very knowledgeable about Lisbon; however, she often went on ad nauseam about a topic which caused the tour to drag. Highlights of the tour included visiting a miradouro to enjoy a great view of the city, taking a stroll along the Ribeira das Naus, and learning about the Cais do Sodré area. Nicole offered useful tips on things to do in Lisbon and Sintra and tourist traps to avoid. The tour lasted three hours (a half hour longer than the normal time) and took us around the Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto neighborhoods. I got a solid introduction to Lisbon and more history than I'll ever remember.

Great tour. Tanya and Carlo were great. Good way to see things you would not see from land. Tanya…read morewas very entertaining.

We really enjoyed the Hippotour. There were not many Americans on board but the tour guide Anna…read morespoke great English. The tour is bilingual and I enjoyed the information she shared with us. I wish there was more opportunity to get pictures but if you utilize the HOHO shuttle after you can get as many as you want. We didn't have enough time so we missed out on that option. I felt we were in the water longer than 30 minutes(it's a slow go). The views from the water to Belem Tower and Monument to the Discoveries were phenomenal.

Interesting Cram Course In Lisbon's Jewish History…read more... With 3 full days to explore Lisbon, we started with a 3 1/2 hour tour on the first afternoon focusing on the Jewish history of the city. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: - We met our guide, Daniel, in the Principe Real section of Lisbon and walked a couple miles toward the Baixa and Chiado neighborhoods. He was more knowledgeable than an encyclopedia...as personable as an entertainer and tied lots of historical loose ends together. - Daniel included many of his own personal views which, depending on your outlook, could add or subtract from the experience. For us, it cut both ways. - All in all, a comprehensive and, at times, intense yet enjoyable 3 1/2 hour walking tour with insight into the Jewish past of Lisbon and Europe at large. - Price seemed reasonable.....100 Euros per person. Cons: - As noted above, Daniel included many of his own personal views which, depending on your outlook, could add or subtract from the experience. For us, it cut both ways. - There was quite a bit of walking up and down hills on cobblestone streets, but it's Lisbon, of course...so that's something to keep in mind. We'd recommend this tour, but first see if the primary guide, Paulo, is available.

We went on the Jewish Lisbon Walking Tour with Paolo. It was a 5-star tour in all respects. Paolo…read moreis extraordinarily knowledgeable and passionate about the Portuguese-Jewish experience. After spending the better part of the day with him, we had a dramatically better understanding of the Jewish people's contributions to Portuguese (and Spanish) society over the past 700 years, as well as what life has been like for Jews living on the Iberian Peninsula from the 15th Century through the present. Paolo went above and beyond what we expected, and was also delightful to spend time with. We ended our time with him feeling as though we had spent the day with a great teacher and a friend.