{"id":16425,"date":"2024-10-15T23:27:08","date_gmt":"2024-10-15T22:27:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tours.com.pt\/trip\/roteiro-6-dias-portugal\/"},"modified":"2026-03-12T13:08:27","modified_gmt":"2026-03-12T13:08:27","slug":"6-days-portugal-tour","status":"publish","type":"trip","link":"https:\/\/tours.com.pt\/en\/trip\/6-days-portugal-tour\/","title":{"rendered":"Fantastic 6 Days Portugal Tour: From Porto to Lisbon"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Discover Portugal with our 6 Days Portugal Tour, a journey that combines history, culture, and stunning landscapes. This itinerary takes you to explore some of the country\u2019s most iconic cities.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This private tour will start in Porto and end in the city of Lisbon. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\ud83d\uddd3\ufe0f<\/a> Pricing:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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4 People<\/td>2625\u20ac<\/td>656\u20ac Per Person<\/td><\/tr>
5 People<\/td>2902\u20ac<\/td>580\u20ac Per Person<\/td><\/tr>
6 People<\/td>3063\u20ac<\/td>510\u20ac Per Person<\/td><\/tr>
7 People<\/td>3225\u20ac<\/td>460\u20ac Per Person<\/td><\/tr>
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6 Days Portugal Tour<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

We begin in the Porto region, in the city center, exploring Avenida dos Aliados, where the emblematic City Hall and the statue of Dom Pedro I of Brazil stand, symbolizing his love for the city as he left his heart here.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Discover Guimar\u00e3es<\/a>, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001 and the birthplace of Portugal. Visit the Castle, the Church of S\u00e3o Miguel, and the Palace of the Dukes of Braganza. Stroll through medieval streets and charming squares like S\u00e3o Tiago, Toural, and Oliveira. Don\u2019t miss the delicious pastel de Santa Clara! After lunch, we will visit Braga<\/a>, a historic city with Roman influences. Explore the Cathedral, which houses the cross from the first mass in Brazil and the tombs of the parents of D. Afonso Henriques.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In our itinerary, we visit the Baixa of Coimbra<\/a>, the historic heart of the city, with commercial streets and riverside neighborhoods contrasting with the Alta, once home to nobility and students.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

We then proceed to F\u00e1tima<\/a>, one of the largest Marian Shrines in the world, where we will visit the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, the Basilica of the Holy Trinity, and the Chapel of the Apparitions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Discover modern Lisbon, with its efficient transportation connecting the city center, home to national and international companies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In Alfama, explore the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon, with its historic alleys and authentic Portuguese soul. This is where Fado, the music expressing Portuguese “saudade,” was born.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In Sintra, visit the Queluz Palace (optional), where the royal family lived before transferring the capital to Brazil during the French invasions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In \u00c9vora, experience a traditional cork factory, learning about the complete process from tree harvesting to the final product.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Discover Portugal with our 6 Days Portugal Tour, a journey that combines history, culture, and stunning landscapes. This itinerary takes you to explore some of the country\u2019s most iconic cities. This private tour will start in Porto and end in the city of Lisbon. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. \ud83d\uddd3\ufe0f Pricing: … <\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":9,"featured_media":15804,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","destination":[363,383,353,381,379,377,359,453,444,367],"activities":[],"trip_types":[339],"difficulty":[],"trip_tag":[475,522,426,343,387,405,578,419,518],"class_list":["post-16425","trip","type-trip","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","destination-braga-en","destination-cascais-en","destination-coimbra-en","destination-estoril-en","destination-evora-en","destination-fatima-en","destination-guimaraes-en","destination-lisboa-en","destination-porto-en","destination-sintra-en","trip_types-starting-in-porto","trip_tag-coimbra","trip_tag-fatima-en","trip_tag-fatima-2","trip_tag-lisboa-en","trip_tag-porto-en","trip_tag-private-tours","trip_tag-sintra-en","trip_tag-sintra-2","trip_tag-tour-privado-en","latest_post"],"packages_ids":[16568],"trip_extras":[],"cut_off_time":{"enabled":true,"duration":2,"duration_unit":"days"},"booked-seats":[],"aioseo_notices":[],"code":"6 Days Portugal Tour","price":0,"has_sale":false,"sale_price":0,"discount_percent":0,"currency":{"code":"EUR","symbol":"€"},"duration":{"days":6,"nights":5,"duration_unit":"days","duration_type":"days"},"min_pax":1,"max_pax":"","discount_value":0,"discount_label":"0% Off","primary_category":594,"available_times":{"type":"default","items":["2021-1-01","2021-2-01","2021-3-01","2021-4-01","2021-5-01","2021-6-01","2021-7-01","2021-8-01","2021-9-01","2021-10-01","2021-11-01","2021-12-01"]},"description":"

Embark on a 6 Days Portugal Tour with Walkborder, where you\u2019ll explore the vibrant capital, Lisbon, and the historic charm of \u00c9vora. Discover the stunning coastline of the Algarve, visit the iconic castles of Sintra, and experience the rich cultural heritage of towns like Braga and Guimar\u00e3es. Each day is filled with unique attractions, delightful cuisine, and breathtaking landscapes, making for an unforgettable adventure through Portugal's diverse history and culture.<\/p>","cost_includes":"included\u2028Private Driver\/Guide during the Tour in Portuguese, Spanish, and English.\nPick-up and Drop-off at Your Hotel.\nExclusive, Comfortable, and Modern Transportation.\nBottled Water Included.\nWi-Fi Onboard.\nAccident Insurance Coverage.\n24\/7 Customer Support Service.\u2028","cost_excludes":"Entrance Fees to Monuments\nMeals (Lunches and Dinners)\nFlights to\/from Portugal\nPersonal Expenses\nOther Expenses Not Mentioned","itineraries":[{"title":"Day 1: Porto","content":"

\"\"A full day dedicated to visiting Porto, the second-largest city in Portugal. We'll start our tour at Casa da M\u00fasica, this monumental amphitheater with modern yet functional architecture, and head towards Matosinhos, with its port, and Foz, where Porto\u2019s upper-middle class resides.
In downtown Porto, we'll pass by Avenida dos Aliados, home to the city's most emblematic building: the City Hall, as well as the statue of Dom Pedro I of Brazil, symbolizing his love for the city, where his heart was left.
The beautiful S\u00e3o Bento Station, with its 20,000 tiles by Jorge Cola\u00e7o, will take us on a journey through Portuguese history and the traditions of the Douro and Minho regions. It\u2019s like an open book waiting to show us the city\u2019s authentic experiences.
Next, we'll explore Porto\u2019s busiest street, Rua de Santa Catarina, filled with both national and international shops. One of the major attractions here is Caf\u00e9 Majestic, a luxurious caf\u00e9 that tells the story of Porto in the 1920s, with its political intrigues and intellectual debates\u2014the Porto of the \u201cBelle \u00c9poque,\u201d frequented by many writers and artists.
Our tour continues with a visit to one of the most famous and beautiful bookstores in the world, Livraria Lello. It is said that one of the Harry Potter films was inspired by this incredibly charming bookstore, whose interior resembles woodwork. Next, we\u2019ll visit Porto Cathedral, offering fantastic views of the city, followed by Pal\u00e1cio da Bolsa, S\u00e3o Francisco Church, and more.
We\u2019ll then cross the Dom Lu\u00eds I Bridge to Gaia, where we'll visit one of the Port wine cellars to learn about the production process of this unique wine. Nearby, we\u2019ll visit the Monastery of Serra do Pilar, which offers a stunning view of Porto and the Douro River estuary.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udecc \u2013 Overnight in Porto<\/a><\/strong><\/p>"},{"title":"Day 2: Braga and Guimar\u00e3es","content":"

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Discovering this region means immersing yourself in Minho, starting in Guimar\u00e3es, a UNESCO World Heritage city since 2001, located on a sacred hill where a statue of King Afonso Henriques stands watch.
There, we will uncover the secrets of its castle and the founding of Portugal, the Church of S\u00e3o Miguel, and the Palace of the Dukes of Braganza. We will stroll through streets that seem to have stepped out of a medieval tale, adorned with beautiful squares such as S\u00e3o Tiago, Toural, and Oliveira. Don\u2019t miss the chance to taste a pastel de Santa Clara.
After lunch, we\u2019ll explore Braga, a modern city with a palpable Roman heritage. We will visit its Cathedral, where the cross used in the first Mass in Brazil is kept, admire its magnificent pipe organs, visit the choir loft, and the mortuary chapels of some of Braga\u2019s archbishops, including the tombs of the parents of Portugal's first king, Afonso Henriques.
The Bom Jesus Park, surrounded by lush forest, was built between the 18th and 19th centuries, featuring diverse architectural styles, including Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical, along with chapels of the Via Crucis and the church. A monumental staircase, punctuated by symbolic statues and fountains, adds to its charm.
Imagine being carried by a water-powered funicular, the oldest in the world to have never had an accident. The upper cabin is filled with water, creating a weight difference that allows the other cabin to ascend the hill. Once it reaches the bottom, the water is emptied.
No visit would be complete without seeing some of the city\u2019s other attractions, such as the Episcopal Palace with its Santa B\u00e1rbara gardens, the Largo and Church of the Cross, and finally, Rep\u00fablica Square, where you can feel the vibrant pulse of the city.
There will still be time to be spiritually moved by the chapels narrating the Stations of the Cross and to relax in the lush gardens.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udecc \u2013 Overnight in Porto<\/a><\/strong><\/p>"},{"title":"Day 3: Porto \u2013 Coimbra \u2013 F\u00e1tima \u2013 Lisbon","content":"

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On this day of our 6 Days Portugal Tour, we depart from our hotel in Porto and head to Coimbra, stopping at the University Palace, home to the stunning Joanina Library. Built between 1717 and 1728 atop a former royal prison, this Baroque masterpiece features exquisite frescoes by renowned artists and a portrait of King Jo\u00e3o V by Italian painter Domenico Dupra.<\/p>\n

Important:<\/strong> If visiting the University of Coimbra is essential for you, please let us know when booking your tour to reserve tickets (not included in the price). Visits to the Joanina Library are limited, and it is nearly impossible to enter without a reservation. Once booked, the cost (\u20ac11.5\/person) will be charged at the end of the tour, even if the visit is canceled.<\/p>\n

After exploring the library, we will visit other notable sites within the university, including the S\u00e3o Miguel Chapel and the Great Hall of Acts. Next, we'll wander through Coimbra's \"Baixa\" (Lower Town), rich in culture and history, with charming narrow streets, caf\u00e9s, and local shops. Don't miss the 12th-century Romanesque Cathedral and the Church of Santa Cruz, the burial place of Portugal's first king, Afonso Henriques.<\/p>\n

Finally, we will arrive in F\u00e1tima, one of the world's most significant Marian shrines, where we will visit the Basilicas of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Holy Trinity, along with the historic Chapel of the Apparitions, which holds deep spiritual significance.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udecc \u2013 Overnight in Lisbon<\/strong><\/a><\/p>"},{"title":"Day 4: Lisbon","content":"

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We will depart from your hotel at the agreed time to visit \"New Lisbon,\" the Parque das Na\u00e7\u00f5es, where in 1998 Lisbon hosted Expo 98, inspired by the glorious era of Portuguese maritime expansion. With its bold yet functional architecture, we'll explore the grand work of Santiago Calatrava, the same architect who designed the Museum of Tomorrow in Brazil.
A modern Lisbon, where public transportation operates efficiently, has greatly improved access to the city center and serves as the hub for many national and international companies.<\/p>\n

In Alfama<\/strong>, we\u2019ll explore the oldest part of Lisbon, with its narrow streets and alleys. After the Christian reconquest in the 12th century, the Arab civilization that lived here was moved to another hill, giving rise to the Mouraria district. Discovering Alfama is immersing yourself in the authenticity of being Portuguese. Fado, Portugal\u2019s most typical and charismatic music, was born in this neighborhood, embodying the unique melancholy known as \"saudade.\"<\/p>\n

Next, we will reach the S\u00e3o Jorge Castle<\/strong>, one of the few remaining physical vestiges of Arab civilization in Portugal. After our visit, we'll head toward the downtown area (Baixa), passing by the Lisbon Cathedral<\/strong>, a Romanesque structure built in the 12th century shortly after the Christian reconquest. We will also visit the birthplace of Saint Anthony, the patron saint of matchmaking, who was of Portuguese origin.<\/p>\n

In Baixa de Lisboa<\/strong>, the area most devastated by the great earthquake of 1755, we\u2019ll take time to understand the importance of Pombaline architecture. After the earthquake, buildings were reconstructed in a completely different manner, with wide streets and squares, and anti-seismic construction was employed, foreseeing future tremors. The Marqu\u00eas de Pombal, a statesman, was responsible for the reconstruction of Lisbon and the social and economic changes that followed.<\/p>\n

At Marqu\u00eas de Pombal Square<\/strong>, we will stop near Eduardo VII Park<\/strong> and reflect on the treaties between Portugal and England and their significance for Brazil's future. We will also take in the stunning view.<\/p>\n

After lunch, we will continue our tour to Bel\u00e9m<\/strong>, an open book about Portugal's maritime expansion. This area was home to the old shipyards and docks of Lisbon, from which brave Portuguese explorers set sail in the 15th century, discovering sea routes to India, Africa, and Brazil. Celebrating this glorious past, we will visit three important monuments: the Bel\u00e9m Tower<\/strong>, the Jer\u00f3nimos Monastery<\/strong>, and the Monument to the Discoveries<\/strong>. Our final stop will be at the Bel\u00e9m pastry shop<\/strong>, where we will taste the famous \"past\u00e9is de Bel\u00e9m,\" a conventual sweet that attracts millions of visitors each year.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udecc \u2013 Overnight in Lisbon<\/strong><\/a><\/p>"},{"title":"Day 5: Sintra \u2013 Cascais \u2013 Estoril","content":"

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A day to visit Sintra<\/strong>, starting with the optional visit to the Queluz Palace<\/strong>, where the Portuguese royal family stayed during the French invasion, forcing them to move the capital to Brazil. Interestingly, Dom Pedro IV of Portugal<\/strong>, who was simultaneously Dom Pedro I of Brazil<\/strong>, was born and died in this palace.
The rococo style of the palace is highlighted in its fantastic gardens, disguised by a sequence of terraces and Tuscan-columned galleries, topped by a monumental staircase. Strong decorative elements include statuary clearly inspired by classical mythology, and the geometric beauty of the boxwood hedges blends with the colorful tiles, stone, and bronze statues.<\/p>\n

Next, we will enjoy the Sintra town center<\/strong>, with its narrow streets and numerous Portuguese craft shops. Don't miss the famous Travesseiros de Sintra<\/strong> pastries at Piriquita Bakery<\/strong>.
Sintra is a location rich in historical monuments and fascinating tourist attractions. It boasts over 10 national monuments, including opulent palaces, ancient ruins, and decorative palatial homes scattered across the region\u2019s hills. Your guide will help you decide which palace to visit (we recommend a maximum of two), with options including the Pena Palace<\/strong>, Monserrate Palace<\/strong>, and Quinta da Regaleira<\/strong> (with its initiation well). For something more medieval, perhaps the Moorish Castle<\/strong>\u2014the choice is yours.<\/p>\n

Continuing through the beautiful Sintra Mountains<\/strong> toward Cascais<\/strong>, we will make a mandatory stop at Cabo da Roca<\/strong> (the westernmost point of mainland Europe), where \"the land ends and the sea begins,\" as written by Lu\u00eds de Cam\u00f5es in The Lusiads<\/em> (Canto VIII).
Atop its imposing 165-meter-high cliff, the lighthouse built in 1772 stands as a symbol of Portugal\u2019s important role during the era of maritime expansion.<\/p>\n

Arriving at the village of Cascais<\/strong>, with its beautiful bay, you\u2019ll find a charming place to live or take a vacation, dotted with small fishing boats. You\u2019ll have free time to explore this small village, which attracts thousands of visitors each year.
Between the bay of Cascais and the Sintra mountains, Cascais became the summer retreat of the Portuguese royal family in the 19th century, drawing the entire nobility. In Largo de Cam\u00f5es<\/strong>, the village\u2019s historic center, you\u2019ll find many shops and restaurants. Estoril<\/strong>, famous for espionage during World War II and as the home of Ian Fleming, the renowned author behind the James Bond series, is also home to impressive properties and the Estoril Casino<\/strong>, considered the largest in Europe.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udecc \u2013 Overnight in Lisbon<\/strong><\/a><\/p>"},{"title":"Day 6: \u00c9vora Tour","content":"

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On the last day of our six-day tour of Portugal, we will visit \u00c9vora<\/strong>, starting with a visit to a traditional cork factory where we will learn about the entire process, from the cork oak tree to the final product.
Did you know that cork bark regenerates every year and is harvested every nine years, reaching a thickness of up to 25 cm? Cork is highly resistant to heat, cold, and fire. After removal, the tree regenerates, and Portugal is responsible for 55% of the world's cork production. Today, cork is valued for decorative wall and floor coverings, sports items, and even baseball cores and fishing rod handles.
In many countries, cork is best known as the raw material for wine bottle stoppers, as it allows micro-portions of oxygen to interact with the wine, enabling it to age while preserving its quality.<\/p>\n

We will then explore \u00c9vora<\/strong>, a beautiful medieval town that attracts thousands of visitors each year. The Chapel of Bones<\/strong> is particularly captivating, with its walls and pillars covered with human bones and skulls\u2014estimated to belong to over 5,000 monks. Don\u2019t be alarmed by the entrance sign, \"We bones that are here await yours,\" as it is a poignant reminder of life\u2019s fragility.
Another significant monument is the Temple of Diana<\/strong>, a testament to the Romans' reverence for this city, located near the \u00c9vora Cathedral<\/strong>, which dates back to the Roman period. From here, we can see the magnificent \u00c1gua da Prata Aqueduct<\/strong>, built in the 16th century to ensure water supply to the city.
\u00c9vora was also home to Arabs in the 11th and 12th centuries, who built its streets and alleys, and later became a residence for Portuguese kings. It was a convergence point for renowned artists, supported by Portugal\u2019s reigning dynasties.<\/p>\n

During our six-day tour, we also have the option to visit a winery<\/strong> in Alentejo<\/strong>, where we\u2019ll enjoy a personalized visit to a wine cellar and learn about the winemaking process, from grape reception to bottling, followed by wine tasting.
Alentejo produces unique wines thanks to its hot, dry climate. Vineyards rely on drip irrigation, and the region\u2019s sunny climate ensures the perfect ripening of grapes. Alentejo\u2019s wines are known for their soft, slightly acidic whites with tropical fruit aromas and their rich, full-bodied reds with wild berry and red fruit aromas.<\/p>"}],"faqs":[{"title":"How can I book a tour?","content":"\n

Booking is simple! Just choose your desired tour on our website, send us a message on WhatsApp, or fill out the reservation form with your details and preferred date. We will then contact you to confirm availability and finalize your booking.<\/p>\n"},{"title":"Can I make changes to the tour?","content":"

Yes, you can make changes at no additional cost as long as these changes do not alter the duration or distance of the tour.<\/p>"},{"title":"Do I need to pay in advance?","content":"

Payment will be made as follows: 20% at the time of booking and the remaining balance on the day of the tour. For multi-day tours, the remaining balance will be due at the end of the first day.<\/p>"},{"title":"What is \"Book Now, Pay Later\"?","content":"\n

With this option, you can secure your spot on the tour without immediate payment. Your reservation is confirmed, and payment can be made later, offering you complete flexibility. It's the ideal way to plan without worries!<\/p>\n"},{"title":"How does the tour cancellation policy work?","content":"\n

Reservations can be cancelled free of charge up to 4 days before the tour date. For cancellations made less than 4 days in advance, our cancellation policies will apply, which may vary depending on the service. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for details.<\/p>\n"},{"title":"Will I receive a refund if I cancel?","content":"\n

Yes, if you cancel within the stipulated time frame, you will receive a full refund. Cancellations made less than 4 days before the tour are subject to our cancellation policies, which vary depending on the service. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for details.<\/p>\n"},{"title":"How can I change the date of my reservation?","content":"\n

Contact us as soon as possible. We will do our best to change your reservation date at no additional cost, subject to availability.<\/p>\n"},{"title":"Are there child seats available?","content":"

We have child seats available for various ages.<\/p>"},{"title":"Can you purchase tickets for us?","content":"

We can purchase tickets on your behalf; however, this service incurs an administrative fee of 5 Euros per ticket, and the purchase is non-refundable.<\/p>"},{"title":"Will you pick us up at our hotel?","content":"

Yes, the start of each tour will be at your hotel or apartment.<\/p>"},{"title":"Are there other people on our tour?","content":"

No, all our tours are private.<\/p>"},{"title":"Does the guide accompany us during visits?","content":"

The guide will accompany you during visits when they can safely park the vehicle and when there are no personal belongings inside.<\/p>"},{"title":"What is the duration of the tour?","content":"

The tour lasts approximately 8 hours.<\/p>"},{"title":"What type of vehicle do you use?","content":"

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