LISBON · AUDIO TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 9 lisbon audio tours worth pressing play on. The narrated walks and skip-the-line guides travellers rate the highest, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Skip the line at São Jorge Castle with an e-ticket plus optional offline audio guides. See top viewpoints at your pace for about $30.
Most Popular“I truly enjoyed my visit to this beautiful castle. It was enlightening to read and learn about the history and culture of Lisbon. This city proudly showcases its heritage.”
Ride Lisbon’s Tram 28 with a smartphone audio guide and a 24-hour transit pass, plus access to funiculars and Santa Justa Elevator.
“It was great! Got some good tips and insights from our host Alex on using our 24hr pass”
Pre-book entry to Jerónimos Monastery and use an offline audio guide on your phone to explore Belém’s portals, cloister, and tombs.
“architecture éblouissante”
Lisbon self-drive by electric Spinach car with Bluetooth audio, flexible routes, and stop-anytime freedom from Alfama to Belém.
“We had the best time driving around Lisbon!!! We got to see so many places we wouldn’t have got to see if we were walking. We booked the car for 3hrs which was a great amount of time, we could’ve kept going we were having so much fun!!! The car is easy to drive and…”
Lisbon’s National Tile Museum with an e-ticket and offline audio guide for a self-paced tour of Portuguese azulejo stories.
“The audio guide is full of information. I think I could have spent at least 3 hours in the museum. You can skip some parts if you wish. The app is easy to use.”
Hop-on hop-off Sintra buses with an English audio guide, plus round-trip trains from Lisbon. Flexibility and iconic palaces in 8 hours.
“Our guide was super helpful in explaining how everything worked and getting us started sending us to the train station. He gave clear instructions with maps and pictures and was just lovely in general. Definitely made the day a lot smoother”
Skip the hassle with a time-slotted Ajuda Palace e-ticket plus a phone audio tour across Lisbon, starting at the Pantheon.
“schatzkammer”
Lisbon to Fátima self-guided day trip with round-trip transfers, a phone guide, and time at Aljustrel and the Sanctuary sites.
“This was a total of six hours, not three as advertised. The guide was not very good. If I had known it was six hours I would’ve booked a n actual tour guide for just a little more money.”
Get an entry ticket plus an English audio tour for Lisbon’s National Coach Museum, with offline maps and storytelling on your phone.
“audioguide en anglais et non en français”
Self-guided tours and skip-the-line guides, in every city we cover.
