Padrão dos Descobrimentos

Explore the Monument of Discoveries, admire its intricate carvings, and the tall statue of Henry the Navigator. The triangular layout symbolizes ship sails. Visit exhibitions and watch a documentary.

Private electric tuk-tuk touring Lisbon's historic streets, passing by iconic landmarks and vibrant cityscapes.

Monastery of Jerónimos in Lisbon with intricate Manueline architecture and detailed stone carvings.

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This 3-hour e-bike tour offers a unique blend of adventure and history as you explore Lisbon's scenic riverside and the landmark-packed neighborhood of Belém.
Benefit from the insights of an expert guide who brings to life the tales of Portuguese explorers and the historical significance of iconic landmarks.
Experience the grandeur of Jerónimos Monastery, the majesty of Belém Tower, and the nostalgia-inducing Monument to the Discoveries. It's an architectural and historical feast!
Your journey is sweetened with the famous Portuguese custard tart, a delicious inclusion that gives you a true taste of Portugal's rich culinary culture.
Fun fact: Your delicious custard tart, or 'pastel de nata', is a centuries-old recipe from monks at Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. They used leftover egg yolks from starching clothes to create this treat.

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This 3-hour e-bike tour offers a unique blend of adventure and history as you explore Lisbon's scenic riverside and the landmark-packed neighborhood of Belém.
Benefit from the insights of an expert guide who brings to life the tales of Portuguese explorers and the historical significance of iconic landmarks.
Experience the grandeur of Jerónimos Monastery, the majesty of Belém Tower, and the nostalgia-inducing Monument to the Discoveries. It's an architectural and historical feast!
Your journey is sweetened with the famous Portuguese custard tart, a delicious inclusion that gives you a true taste of Portugal's rich culinary culture.
Fun fact: Your delicious custard tart, or 'pastel de nata', is a centuries-old recipe from monks at Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. They used leftover egg yolks from starching clothes to create this treat.