Lisbon · CHRIST THE KING TOURS
The best christ the king tours fill up long before you land. Below are the 12 to book early, what each one includes and how they differ once you are on the ground.
You’ll cross the Tagus on a classic cacilheiro, ride an electric bike through Lisbon and Almada, visit the Medieval Museum, and reach Christ the King for superb city views. Guides may include Bruno or Mathias. The small group is capped at 11 people.
“Bruno was a very knowledgeable and pointed out lots of interesting information about various points of interest.”
You’ll tour Lisbon in a private, air-conditioned minivan, moving from Expo 98’s modern waterfront to Alfama, Rossio, Belém, and Cristo Rei. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, while lunch and entry tickets are extra. The route can be adjusted to suit your group.
“Catarina was a fun and knowledgeable guide. She tailored to meet our desires. We loved catching a glimpse of Lisbon through her plus we ate some awesome sardines per her recomendación.”
Leave Lisbon at 8:00 am for Évora’s Roman Temple, Cathedral, and Chapel of Bones, then continue to medieval Monsaraz, a wine cellar, and Cristo Rei. You’ll travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking guide, with time for photos, village walks, and regional tasting.
“Great trip in a private car. The wine tour can be missed but overall good. Our guide/driver was very nice with great stories along the way. The highlight was a tour enroute to the winery.”
Ride a Bosch electric bike from central Lisbon to Cacilhas, crossing the Tagus by ferry and visiting Cristo Rei, Casa da Cerca, and Almada. Guides including Jorge, Bruno, Ricardo, and George share local history while you handle hills with little effort. The tour lasts about three hours.
“We were so disappointed with this tour. Our tour guide gave the impression he didn’t want to be there and gave us very little information about the local sights. We would have been better to do it on our own with google!!”
Explore Lisbon with a private English- or Portuguese-speaking driver-guide, stopping at Cristo Rei, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Lisbon Cathedral, hilltop viewpoints, and the Pink Street. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with time for photos, sightseeing, and local pastries.
Ride a tuk-tuk from Lisbon across the 25 April Bridge, visit Cristo Rei, and return by ferry. An English-speaking driver-guide such as André or Pedro handles the route, with hotel pickup available. Allow about 2 hours 45 minutes, plus €5 for the sanctuary entrance.
“Andre was a great friendly guide. Punctual and picked us up in front of our hotel that wasn't listed. The tuk tuk ride on the Golden Bridge was exciting. He also suggested good places to eat. Will definitely get in touch with him for next tours when I visit Lisbon again.”
You’ll spend a full day with a private driver visiting São Jorge Castle, Rossio, Praça do Comércio, Christ the King and Belém Tower. Pickup is available anywhere in Lisbon, with air-conditioned transport, Wi-Fi, water and parking included. Lunch and some admission fees may cost extra, so confirm the details before booking.
“Ferry to Almada, you can turn right and walk along the river then an elevator up to the village and walk. Nearly an hour uphill though so turn left and get the bus or an Uber was only four euros.”
Spend six hours touring Lisbon and nearby Almada in a private BMW with an English or Portuguese-speaking guide. Visit Belém, Cristo Rei, São Jorge Castle, old churches, and city viewpoints. Hotel pickup, water, Wi-Fi, and return transport are included, but entrance tickets and food cost extra.
“wonderful day. flexible itinerary, guide with great personality. recommended!”
Tour Lisbon in a private BMW with an English or Portuguese guide, hotel pickup, and water. In three hours, see Cristo Rei, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Praça do Comércio, Alfama, Lisbon Cathedral, and 360-degree viewpoints. Most stops are outside, so this is a fast sightseeing overview.
“If you are looking for a tour to see everything in lisbon in a very short time this tour is for you. Kazi drove us place to place told us the secrets of Lisbon. Safe driving, Beautiful city! We enjoyed a lot.”
This five-hour private tour takes you from Lisbon to Belém’s monastery, tower, Discoveries Monument, and famous pastry shop, then across the 25th April Bridge to Christ the King. Your guide, available in five languages, provides transport, water, and Wi-Fi. Attraction tickets and food cost extra.
“Io ho prenotato x una guida in ITALIANO invece è arrivata una guida in Portoghese”
Travel in a private van with Laura or Cristiano from Lisbon to wild Cabo Espichel, seaside Sesimbra, Sesimbra Castle, the Arrábida coast, and Christ the King. Expect about seven to eight hours, bottled water, hotel pickup, and time for a self-paid lunch.
“After a week of sightseeing and walking and battling the crowds this trip was a respite for the senses. I felt like a VIP riding solo in my VW chariot with a charming and knowledgeable host Cristiano.”
See Lisbon’s major sights in a private, air-conditioned vehicle for up to eight people. Your local guide can adjust the route, taking you from Belém’s monuments and pastries to Cristo Rei, Praça do Comércio, Graça, and the Águas Livres Aqueduct.
“I had thought to do the trip to sintra independently and I'm so glad I didn't! There were people everywhere, and Diogo knew exactly where to be and when to make sure everything ran smoothly. It was so nice to just go along with everything Read more”
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