Lisbon, Portugal

Indulge in a gourmet breakfast at the Ritz's Varanda Restaurant, overlooking Eduardo VII Park.

Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon

💡 Order the pastel de nata with a touch of cinnamon.

Private guided tour of the Alfama district, exploring the labyrinthine streets and visiting the Lisbon Cathedral.

Alfama

💡 Ask your guide about the hidden viewpoints for the best cityscape photos.

Savor a leisurely lunch at Belcanto, where Chef José Avillez's two Michelin-starred creations await.

Belcanto

💡 The 'Garden of the Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs' is a must-try dish.

Explore the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, with its impressive collection of art from ancient to modern times.

Calouste Gulbenkian Museum

💡 Don't miss the serene gardens surrounding the museum.

Dine at Alma, a two Michelin-starred restaurant known for its innovative Portuguese cuisine.

Alma

💡 Request the tasting menu for a full experience of Chef Henrique Sá Pessoa's talents.

Breakfast in the sun-drenched courtyard of your hotel, enjoying fresh pastries and Portuguese coffee.

Santiago de Alfama - Boutique Hotel

Private tour of the MAAT (Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology) with an art historian.

MAAT

💡 The rooftop offers stunning views of the river and city.

Lunch at Feitoria, a Michelin-starred restaurant offering a creative take on traditional Portuguese flavors.

Feitoria

💡 Pair your meal with a selection from the impressive wine list.

Visit the Berardo Collection Museum, showcasing modern and contemporary art from Warhol to Picasso.

Berardo Collection Museum

💡 Look for temporary exhibitions that often feature renowned international artists.

Dinner at Eleven, perched in Edward VII Park, offering panoramic views and a gourmet menu.

Eleven

💡 Book a table by the window for the best view of the city lights.

Breakfast at the Time Out Market, sampling gourmet offerings from Lisbon's top chefs.

Time Out Market

💡 Try the croissants at Manteigaria Silva.

Private cooking class with a renowned Portuguese chef, learning to make traditional dishes.

Lisbon Cooking Academy

💡 Inquire about local market visits for fresh ingredients.

Enjoy your culinary creations with a glass of Portuguese wine.

Lisbon Cooking Academy

💡 Don't miss the chance to learn about the local wine pairings.

Explore the historic district of Chiado with a private guide, focusing on its rich culinary history.

Chiado

💡 Visit iconic cafes where literary figures once gathered.

Dinner at A Cevicheria, known for its innovative take on Peruvian and Portuguese flavors.

A Cevicheria

💡 The octopus hot dog is a house specialty.

Breakfast at your hotel with a selection of Portuguese delicacies and fresh fruit.

Verride Palácio Santa Catarina

Private tour of the Palácio Nacional de Queluz, an exquisite 18th-century royal palace.

Palácio Nacional de Queluz

💡 Explore the lush gardens, a serene escape from the city's bustle.

Lunch at the Quinta da Regaleira, a majestic estate known for its romantic gardens and Gothic architecture.

Quinta da Regaleira

💡 Try the estate's homemade pastries.

Explore the ornate gardens and mysterious grottoes of Quinta da Regaleira with a private guide.

Quinta da Regaleira

💡 The Initiation Well is a must-see architectural wonder.

Dinner at the Belcanto, returning to savor more of Chef Avillez's two Michelin-starred offerings.

Belcanto

💡 Reserve the chef's table for an interactive dining experience.

Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast buffet at the hotel, with an array of international and local options.

Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon

Private day trip to Sintra, exploring the fairytale palaces and lush landscapes with an expert guide.

Sintra

💡 The Pena Palace offers breathtaking views over the surrounding forests.

Lunch at Lawrence's Hotel, the oldest hotel on the Iberian Peninsula, offering classic Portuguese dishes.

Lawrence's Hotel

💡 The bacalhau à Brás is a traditional favorite.

Continue exploring Sintra's enchanting landscapes, including the Moorish Castle and Quinta da Regaleira.

Sintra

💡 Wear comfortable shoes for the hilly terrain.

Return to Lisbon for a relaxed dinner at Solar dos Presuntos, a beloved institution for traditional Portuguese cuisine.

Solar dos Presuntos

💡 Ask for the daily specials for the freshest seafood options.

Breakfast with a view at the hotel, enjoying fresh pastries and the morning light over the city.

Verride Palácio Santa Catarina

Private yacht cruise along the coast, offering stunning views of Lisbon from the water.

Tagus River

💡 The early morning light is perfect for photography.

Seafood lunch at Mar do Inferno in Cascais, renowned for its fresh catches and ocean views.

Mar do Inferno

💡 The grilled sea bass is a standout dish.

Explore the charming coastal town of Cascais with a private guide, visiting its quaint old town and beaches.

Cascais

💡 Don't miss the Boca do Inferno, a dramatic cliff formation.

Return to Lisbon for dinner at 100 Maneiras, where Chef Ljubomir Stanisic presents a modern take on Portuguese cuisine.

100 Maneiras

💡 Opt for the tasting menu to experience the full range of flavors.

Final breakfast at the hotel, savoring a selection of pastries and freshly squeezed juices.

Santiago de Alfama - Boutique Hotel

Private tour of the National Tile Museum, exploring the art of azulejos, a quintessentially Portuguese craft.

National Tile Museum

💡 The church within the museum is a hidden gem.

Lunch at Ramiro, a legendary seafood institution loved by locals and travelers alike.

Ramiro

💡 Finish with a prego steak sandwich for dessert, a local tradition.

Stroll through the elegant streets of Príncipe Real, browsing high-end boutiques and local artisan shops.

Príncipe Real

💡 Visit Embaixada, a concept store housed in a historic palace.

Farewell dinner at the Michelin-starred Loco, where Chef Alexandre Silva offers a sensory dining experience.

Loco

💡 The wine pairing enhances the tasting menu beautifully.