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
Pessoa's Lisbon: Poets, Bookshops and Lookouts of Chiado & Bairro Alto
From the oldest working bookshop in the world to the square where Fernando Pessoa was born, the café where he drank, Camões on his pedestal and the newspaper lanes of Bairro Alto
After the Earthquake: The Baixa Pombalina and the Lisbon of 1755
How Lisbon rose from the disaster of 1 November 1755: the lost royal palace, the grid of the Baixa, earthquake-proof timber cages, the Inquisition's square, the Carmo ruins and the revolution of 25 April 1974
Up the Avenida da Liberdade: Lisbon's Grand Boulevard from Restauradores to Parque Eduardo VII
From the obelisk of 1640 and the Glória funicular, past cinemas, a collector's mansion and Pombal on his column, to a cold greenhouse in a quarry and the hilltop where Lisbon remembers 25 April 1974
Saints, Sieges and Stairways: Alfama and the Castelo de São Jorge in Lisbon
From the house where Saint Anthony was born to the castle the crusaders took in 1147: Lisbon's oldest quarter, its fountains, its Moorish walls, a Roman theatre and the fortress cathedral
Wo der Fado geboren wurde: Mouraria, Graça und die Stimmen Lissabons
Von den Kacheln am Largo do Intendente durch die Gassen der Maria Severa hinauf zu den Aussichtspunkten von Graça und bis zum Grab von Amália Rodrigues: ein Spaziergang durch das musikalische Herz Lissabons
Grünes Lissabon: Wasser, Gärten und Bäume von Amoreiras bis Estrela
Vom Ende des Aquädukts über den Botanischen Garten und die Riesenzeder von Príncipe Real bis zum Jardim da Estrela und Pessoas letzter Wohnung: ein Spaziergang durch Lissabons Gärten
Lissabon-Belém und die Entdecker: Weltreich, Gewürze und die andere Seite der Geschichte
Vom Kohlekraftwerk am Tejo über Kutschen, Kloster und Kolonialgarten bis zum Turm von Belém: eine ehrliche Wanderung durch Portugals Zeitalter der Entdeckungen, mit Pfeffer, Sklavenhandel, Diktatur und Dürers Nashorn
Lissabons Alfama und das Castelo de São Jorge: Kreuzfahrer, Fado und verborgene Gassen
Von der Casa dos Bicos über Kathedrale und Römertheater hinauf zur Burg, die 1147 auch Kreuzfahrer aus Köln und dem Rheinland belagerten, und wieder hinab durch die engsten Gassen der Alfama bis zum Fado und zum Bahnhof der Auswanderer
Lisbon of the Navigators: Belém, Manueline Splendor, and the Age of Discovery
Follow the caravels along the Tagus estuary—from Jerónimos Monastery and the Monument to the Discoveries to Belém Tower and warm custard tarts
Lissabons Zauber: Baixa, Chiado und die Weiße Stadt am Tejo
Vom Wiederaufbau nach dem großen Beben von 1755 bis zu Dichtern, Azulejos und den legendären gelben Straßenbahnen
Alfama y el Alma del Fado: Miradores Secretos, Azulejos y Murallas Árabes
Un viaje a pie por el barrio más antiguo de Lisboa, sus callejones sobrevivientes al gran terremoto y el eco de las guitarras
Lisbon First Timers: Earthquake, Wine & Art Walk
Discover how tragedy shaped Lisbon's architecture, wine culture, and street art
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.