Lisbon, the oldest capital in western Europe, is known for its ornate architecture and lively street culture. Tourists love exploring its winding alleys and finding hidden treasures around every corner, whether it be delicious food, Fado music spilling into the street or magnificent hilltop views above Alfama.
Segway tours in Lisbon are a fun and adventurous way to discover the wealth of beauty that the Portuguese capital has to offer. Explore monuments along the Targus River or whiz up the steep hills of the old town to reach epic vistas.
Lisbon, the oldest capital in western Europe, is known for its ornate architecture and lively street culture. Tourists love exploring its winding alleys and finding hidden treasures around every corner, whether it be delicious food, Fado music spilling into the street or magnificent hilltop views above Alfama.
Segway tours in Lisbon are a fun and adventurous way to discover the wealth of beauty that the Portuguese capital has to offer. Explore monuments along the Targus River or whiz up the steep hills of the old town to reach epic vistas.
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Lisbon, the oldest capital in western Europe, is known for its ornate architecture and lively street culture. Tourists love exploring its winding alleys and finding hidden treasures around every corner, whether it be delicious food, Fado music spilling into the street or magnificent hilltop views above Alfama.
Segway tours in Lisbon are a fun and adventurous way to discover the wealth of beauty that the Portuguese capital has to offer. Explore monuments along the Targus River or whiz up the steep hills of the old town to reach epic vistas.
Cover more ground than you thought possible and leave no stone unturned when you explore Lisbon by Segway.
Continue reading our helpful guide for more information and tips about Segway tours, one of the most captivating options for sightseeing tours in Lisbon.
Whether you enjoy meeting a new crowd or prefer taking it slow and at your own pace, there is a Lisbon Segway tour that suits every style.
Alfama is one of the most revered neighborhoods in Lisbon and is seen as the birthplace of Fado music.
Let your Segway transport you back to the city’s medieval times as you explore the monuments and Moorish alleyways that date back to the 11th century.
The steep alleys lead through arches, gateways to a thriving community where tradition and soul are alive and thriving. You can do a quick 1.5-hour tour or take your time and do a 3-hour comprehensive Segway tour in Alfama to truly uncover its magic.
The mighty Tagus River was a gateway for explorers to venture into the world during the Age of Discovery. Now it is your turn to discover Lisbon and see the many monuments and landmarks associated with the city’s past.
You will fall in love with Belém as you glide past important and sacred attractions and learn about the fascinating world of Portuguese exploration.
After 3-hours of tiresome sightseeing, you will be treated to one of Belém’s famous custard tarts and a drink voucher to enjoy later in the day.
For between 1 and 2.5 hours you will have the luxury of a private guide, taking you on a Segway tour of Lisbon to suit your taste. Stop at as many photo spots or intriguing locations as you wish and enjoy a comfortable pace that suits your travel style.
Lisbon takes on a whole new look after sunset. See the streets glimmer under the yellow street lights while Fado music fills the cool night air.
Ride through the charming Alfama neighborhood or the historic district of Belém to see Lisbon in a new light and enjoy the evening atmosphere of the capital.
Glide through Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, Alfama, and through the charming streets of the Bairro Alto in search of delicious Portuguese dishes.
You will tuck into favorites like custard tarts, smoked meats and cheese and octopus salad and a taste of red or white wine. Along the way, you will learn about the city’s history and see some of its prominent monuments.
Portugal was once a mighty empire and explorers from these shores conquered the oceans to find trading routes and map out the continents. This 52-meter-tall monument was erected in the 60s but pays tribute to explorers and sailors from the 15th and 16th centuries.
It is an unmissable landmark on the banks of the Tagus and its striking ship silhouette can be seen from afar. The monument pays homage to explorers, navigators, and missionaries, with 33 painstakingly carved figures flanking the structure.
Jerónimos Monastery is one of Lisbon’s architectural marvels. It is a 16th-century masterpiece and it is one of the best-preserved examples of Portuguese Late Gothic Manueline architecture.
It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most popular attractions in the city. Segway tours in Belem pass by the iconic building and you can take pictures of the intricately detailed façade.
That atmospheric district is one of the oldest in the city and is an attraction in and of itself. It is loaded with colorful houses and quaint shops and restaurants, creating a unique atmosphere that is characteristic of Lisbon.
There are many landmarks in the neighborhood including St. George's Castle, the stunning Lisbon Cathedral, and the National Pantheon and your guide could take you past them to admire their remarkable exteriors.
This 11th-century landmark is one of Lisbon’s most visited attractions. From its hilltop perch, you can enjoy marvelous views across the city, allowing you to see the city just as the kings and nobility of Medieval times would have.
The 25th of April Bridge is one of the modern symbols of Lisbon and is a commanding presence on the city’s skyline.
In juxtaposition to al the historic structures and monuments on the banks of the Targus, the bridge brings a dramatic frame to views across the river and links the city to the south of the country.
A short 1.5-hour Segway tour in Alfama costs €55 per person while the same tour for 3 hours costs €75.
A private Segway tour in Alfama costs €130 per person but the price will decrease if there are more participants.
A short Belem district Segway tour can cost as little as €35 while most tours are around 3 hours and cost €75 per person.
Evening Segway tours in Lisbon cost €40 per person.
Segway tours in Lisbon are all guided and you will receive comprehensive safety instructions and training before the tour starts. You will have time to practice and get used to the Segway.
Tours will offer ponchos in case of rain and some tours include a complementary custard tart or a drink voucher to use after the tour. It is also mandatory to wear a helmet which will be provided.
Segway tours in Lisbon cover a range of districts in the city, each with different starting points. Starting points are either at the tour operator’s office or at a central location like around Rua dos Douradors or Rua da Palma.
You will be given clear instructions on the meeting point once you confirm your booking.
There are short 1-hour tours but most Segway tours in Lisbon last from 1.5 hours to 3 hours. You should arrive a little early and make use of your free time to practice riding a Segway.
Lisbon has lovely weather year-round and there is no bad time to take a Segway tour. The tours are also not weather dependent so you can still ride on the off chance of rain.
We recommend taking a Segway tour in Lisbon at the beginning of your visit. These tours are an excellent way to get to know the city and explore a range of attractions all at once.
Your guide will also help recommend more activities and attractions for the rest of your stay.