Your evening begins in one of Lisbon's most spirited and beautiful areas, Príncipe Real. Here you’ll learn how petiscos differ from tapas and start trying some favourite local snacks.

Next, you’ll take in the magical city views at one of Lisbon’s most impressive miradouros, or viewpoints. As you gaze across the city, listen to the storey of how Lisbon grew into the city that it is today.

Then it's on to the vibrant area of Bairro Alto! Experience where nightlight, history, and culture collide as you wander 500-year-old cobbled streets once inhabited by citizens ranging from upper-class nobility to bohemians, sailors, and now a favourite place for local friends and family to get together.

Next, you’ll discover how to eat like a Lisboeta! At a local hangout, the chef prepares delicious fire-roasted chouriço to enjoy with bread and a selection of cheeses. For an authentic Bairro Alto experience, visiting a traditional Portuguese tasca is a must! These small, family-run restaurants provide a glimpse of authentic Lisbon, and you’ll experience one of the best. While mingling with the locals, sink your teeth into a savoury duck rice and other tasty dishes prepared by the owner himself.

End the night on a sweet note in the Chiado and Bica areas. Sample custard tarts from a classic pastry shop that locals love paired with a glass of Port wine. By the end of the night, you’re sure to have a full belly and a deeper understanding of what going out for petiscos in Lisbon is all about!