Lisbon is a historic and vibrant city known for its stunning architecture, rich culture, and picturesque neighborhoods, set against the backdrop of seven hills. The document outlines various tours and activities including visits to significant monuments, traditional cooking classes, and day trips to wineries and medieval towns, showcasing the beauty and uniqueness of the region. Additionally, local guides are available to enhance the experience with personalized assistance.

1. Andiamo a Lisbon!

2. Lisbon
Lisbon is a dazzling city set around seven hills. A truly
magnificent city of international standing and great historical
significance. It’s wealth and prosperity is reflected in the
spectacular architecture, ornate decor and street design, great
part of which was tragically destroyed in the great earthquake
of 1755, only to be rebuilt in a magnificient symmetrical style,
intertwining ancient, modern and traditional contrasts.
Everywhere are fine monuments that bring to mind the great
Age of Discoveries, and picturesque houses whose facades are
decked with ornate ceramic tiles, doors open with locals
(alfacinhas) chattering constantly from windows and balconies,
and old quarters where cafes and markets make street life
busy and colourful.
With the port and marinas situated nearby, water sports and
nature belong to the possibilities too.

3. Tours in Lisbon

4. Panoramic tour around Lisbon
Visit of Lisbon, capital of Portugal and
one of the most charming capitals of all
Europe.
District of Belém and the monuments
directly related to the Portuguese
Maritime Discoveries: visit to Jerónimos
Monastery!
Furthermore there will be a photo stop
in Belém Tower and Monument to the
Discoveries.

5. Known and unknown Lisbon
The tour will start by strolling through the
most famous avenues of Lisbon in direction of
the old quarter of Alfama, the typical and
unique quarter of Lisbon.
First stop will be in Lisbon Cathedral (only
photo stop), then proceed with visit to São
Jorge Castle on top of the hill (with the best
panoramic view of the city) and it will be from
here that we will start to walk down to one of
the most well preserved Quarters in Portugal
of Alfama.

6. Portuguese cooking

7. Cooking class in Lisbon
In this workshop you will be able to learn and
prepare some of the greatest dishes of the
Portuguese gastronomy.
From North to South, you will discover the variety of
flavors and tastes of the best that Portugal has to
offer. Take with you the knowledge to prepare great
Portuguese dishes that will perpetuate the memories
of the stay in Lisbon forever… and also impress your
friends!
The participants will be welcomed the Portuguese
way, in a very friendly environment. They will learn,
prepare and eat a fully typical Portuguese menu.

8. Cooking Experience in Sintra
Learn a new cooking skill, brush up on your
cooking techniques, or start at the very
beginning in the kitchen with these cooking
lessons.
This is a great and funny, relaxing and delicious
way to learn how to make some Traditional
Portuguese receipts and discover some of the
secrets that makes Portuguese food one of the
best in the World.
You will have some of the most renowned and
recognized chefs working with you to make sure
you will achieve complete success in this quest!
The lunch / dinner of this day, will be the
product of your work! So be dedicated!...

9. Trips outside Lisbon

10. Visit a Portuguese wine farm
This winery was founded in 1834 and provided a
significant improvement in quality in the production
of "Moscatel de Setúbal “. The estate was the first
bottler in Portugal. 10 years later the estate had one
of the most coveted international wine prices,
which has been awarded every year in Paris with
the best wines in the world.
It was the first Portuguese farm, that got this award.
Today the estate is one of the leading in Portugal
and has one of the most modern cellars in Europe,
which makes it a guaranteed gentle winemaking
company. The property is about 50 km south of
Lisbon on the Setúbal peninsula.

11. Visit Óbidos during a day trip
Go on a daytour to Óbidos and visit this
fascinating medieval city, with its white
houses covered with bougainvillea and
geraniums.
Try the local Ginja, but… “Drink a Ginja
and eat the cup!” (the cup is made of
chocolate).
Proceed for lunch in Nazaré; a former
fishing village overlooking the Atlantic
Ocean, famous for the traditional
costumes worn by the inhabitants. After
lunch continue to Alcobaça and visit the
Royal Monastery of Alcobaça (church).

12. Sights around Lisbon

13. Sintra
Sintra is classified on the UNESCO World
Heritage list. In the centre of this beautiful
town stands the National Palace, with its
beautiful painted rooms and huge pair of
conical chimneys, the village’s ex-libris.
Other palaces to visit are: Pena (royal palace,
19th century), Seteais (18th century and
currently a luxurious hotel) and Monserrate,
renowned for its gardens and water courses.
In the suburbs: the Capuchos Convent (16th-
century) and Cabo da Roca (the westernmost
point in continental Europe).

14. Cascais
Cascais now a days is the centre for the Lisbon
working international community and the
"younger set" who enjoy the diverse and
sophisticated nightlife.
Just outside the town is the famous Boca do
Inferno in which the sea on rougher days
hammers into the rock and creates a booming
noise and a spectacular spray. Today, Cascais
boasts a smart new Marina with lovely boats
adding a further attraction to the town. The
Praça de Touros built 1873 is an imposing area
in which regular bullfights can be seen. The
Parque Palmela is an attractive park created by
the Duques de Palmela and now maintained by
the Townhall in which open-air concerts are
often held.

15. Estoril
This town was created from the curious needs of
the two World Wars. Once a small Spa location
conveniently located between Lisbon and Cascais,
it became a prime location for European royal
exiles forced to leave their own countries.
A Casino with wide avenues and spacious gardens,
a golf course, all of which soon appeared and
flanked by large hotels and impressive private
homes. Today a motorway to Lisbon conveniently
links the town but it still retains a strong glimpse of
its former glory with its relaxed and gracious style.

16. Arrábida
The Arrábida between Setúbal and the
wonderful area of Sesimbra comprises a 35
km limestone mountains with fascinating
coastline.
In 1976 the mountain was declared a nature
park to protect the many species living here.
Some areas may be visited only with official
permission. The walk through these
mountains is an unforgettable experience. It
has a breathtaking views over the coast and
the contact with nature. On the coasts of
these mountains you can find the best
beaches in the region,

17. Personal assistance – Filomena Uffing
Our The Andiamo World Italy Specialist is pleased to guide
you around in Lissabon.
Filomena knows the best places in the city and is able
show the group the most beautiful secret spots of
Lissabon.
Filomena will assist the group 24/7.

18. Operations – Debora Comune & Angela de Graaf
Angela de Graaf & Debora Comune organize your trip to
Rome from their operational office in Rome. The office
from which they organize all our trips in Europe.
Angela and Debora have many years of experience in
tourism. Together with Filomena they are able to
customize the perfect proposal for your trip; Andiamo!

19. Andiamo a Lisbon!
Filomena E.A. Uffing
Owner The Andiamo World – Italy Travel & B2B
filomena@andiamoworld.com
www.theandiamoworld.com