Audio walks in Lisbon
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- 37 walks
- 395 places with a written story
- 18 km of routes in total
- 0.2-4.4 hours per walk
- written in EN, ES, PT, RU, DE, FR
- last walk added 2026-10-16
Walks in Lisbon
Lisbonne de Pessoa : Bairro Alto, Príncipe Real et les écrivains de la ville haute
De la maison natale de Fernando Pessoa au Jardim Botânico : la Livraria Bertrand de 1732, Eça de Queirós, l'Adamastor de Camões, Saramago et son Ricardo Reis, les ruelles des journaux et du fado vadio
Lisbonne médiévale : la Sé, le Castelo de São Jorge et les ruelles d'Alfama
Du théâtre romain d'Olisipo à la maison aux pointes de diamant : le siège de 1147, les corbeaux de saint Vincent, le panthéon jamais fini et le berceau du fado, au fil des collines de Lisbonne
Mouraria y Graça: la Lisboa escondida del fado, las vilas obreras y los miradores
De la vieja morería donde nació el fado a las colinas de la Graça: azulejos, procesiones, patios obreros y los miradores más altos de Lisboa, hasta São Vicente de Fora
Lisboa a bocados: ginjinha, pasteles, bacalao y mercados
Un paseo gastronómico por Lisboa, de la Rua das Portas de Santo Antão al Cais do Sodré: la ginjinha de 1840, la Confeitaria Nacional, el café de Pessoa, el bacalao, las conservas y el Mercado da Ribeira
Lisboa verde: del acueducto de las Amoreiras a los jardines de Estrela
Agua, árboles y colinas: el Aqueduto das Águas Livres, el Jardim Botânico, la Praça das Flores, la Basílica da Estrela y el rincón de Lisboa donde Pessoa soñó con el campo
La Lisboa de Pessoa: Chiado y Bairro Alto, de la librería más antigua al gigante Adamastor
Un paseo literario por Lisboa tras Fernando Pessoa, Camões, Eça de Queirós y Saramago: cafés, iglesias, periódicos, miradores y poetas de bronce entre el Chiado y el Bairro Alto
Belém y los Descubrimientos: imperio, especias y memoria en Lisboa
De la central de carbón a la Torre de Belém, pasando por los Jerónimos y el Padrão: la cara gloriosa y la cara oscura de la era de los descubrimientos, con Tordesillas como telón de fondo
Lisboa renacida: la Baixa Pombalina y el terremoto de 1755
Del Terreiro do Paço al Chiado: cómo una ciudad arrasada por el terremoto, el maremoto y el fuego se reinventó con jaulas de madera y calles a escuadra, con Felipe II, Pombal y los capitanes de abril como testigos
Mouraria, Cradle of Fado: From Maria Severa to Amália in Lisbon
Through Lisbon's old Moorish quarter, where fado was first sung in taverns and alleys, past the house of Maria Severa and the murals of fadistas, up to the castle hill and down through Alfama to the Fado Museum
Lisbon in Blue and White: Graça, São Vicente & the Azulejo Trail
From the city's highest viewpoint through worker villages, tiled cloisters and a church that took three centuries to finish, down to the National Tile Museum
Ginjinha, Salt Cod and Custard Tarts: A Lisbon Food Walk from the Baixa to Cais do Sodré
Sour-cherry liqueur in a doorway bar, the king cake that outlived a king, Roman fish tanks under a bank, Pessoa's café and the old market by the river: Lisbon's history told through what it eats and drinks
Lisbon's Garden Hills: Aqueduct Water, Giant Trees & the Estrela Basilica
From the stone reservoir where the aqueduct ends to palm groves and cycads, a leafy village square, the parliament's old monastery, a cemetery of cypresses and Fernando Pessoa's last home
Routes people ask for in Lisbon
- Walk from Praça do Comércio to Rossio
- Walk from Rossio to Castelo de São Jorge
- Walk from Alfama to Santa Luzia Viewpoint
- Walk from Chiado to Bairro Alto
- Walk from Belém Tower to Jerónimos Monastery
How long do you want to walk?
How hilly are the Lisbon walking routes?
Lisbon is famous for its seven hills, so walks in Alfama and the upper quarters include inclines and traditional stone stairways (calçadas). Routes are mapped to follow comfortable pedestrian ascents and scenic descending slopes. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended.
How much does a Lisbon walk cost?
The first stop of every walk and all written text across every story are completely free. If a walk has additional unvoiced stops, unlocking them makes the audio permanently free for every visitor who takes that walk in the future.
What languages are available for Lisbon?
The collection features walks in English and Russian. Each route is authored independently to focus on specific cultural narratives, from first-timer architectural and earthquake history to deep literary and healing traditions across the old quarters.
Can I take Tram 28 instead?
Historic Tram 28 follows a famous route but is often heavily overcrowded with standing passengers. Walking allows you to step inside quiet medieval alleys, explore hidden miradouros, and listen to the stories of landmarks that the tram passes without stopping.