Lisbon Highlights Guided Segway Tour
by Euro Segway Lisbon
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
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This guided Segway tour in Lisbon lasts between one and two hours and covers the main sights of the city. The tour starts with a supervised training session and safety briefing, including a test drive to help participants get comfortable riding the Segway. Helmets and rain ponchos are provided for safety and weather protection. Riders visit several notable locations including Praça do Comércio, one of Europe's largest squares located by the Tagus River on the site of a former royal palace. The route continues past the Arco do Triunfo, an 1875 triumphal arch with sculpted figures and views over the city center. Next is the Relógio do Cais do Sodré, a clock tower built in 1914 linked to the Lisbon Astronomical Observatory to provide legal time especially for ships. The tour also stops at the Cais das Colunas pier with its marble stairs and river views, Municipal Square with the Lisbon City Hall and the Lisbon Pillory column, and Chiado, a main shopping area retaining some 1920s storefronts. Largo do Carmo features jacaranda trees and the ruins of the Carmelite Monastery, important in Portuguese history. The route passes King Pedro IV Square (Rossio) with its shops and vintage cafes, Estação do Rossio train station built in 1891 in Manueline style, and Praça Martim Moniz, a wide square with views of St. George’s Castle. Praça da Figueira, part of Lisbon’s post-1755 earthquake rebuilding, is also visited. The tour includes a look at a colorful street known for the 15th-century Casa dos Bicos building. An optional stop in Alfama is available for private tours only. The itinerary may vary for private tours. No restroom breaks are included. Gratuities are not part of the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Praca do Comercio
Praça do Comércio is a large square next to the Tagus River in downtown Lisbon. It occupies the area where the royal palace once stood for about two centuries and now houses some government offices.
10 min
Arco do Triunfo
The triumphal arch was completed in 1875 and features sculpted figures. It offers views over Lisbon’s city center.
5 min
Relogio do Cais do Sodre
Built in 1914, this clock tower was designed to provide legal time for the city and ships on the Tagus River. It is connected by cable to the Lisbon Astronomical Observatory.
5 min
Cais das Colunas
An 18th-century pier with two columns flanking marble stairs, offering views of sunsets on the Tagus River.
Municipal Square
This square contains Lisbon City Hall and the Lisbon Pillory, a stone column symbolizing political and judicial authority.
10 min
Chiado
A main shopping area in Lisbon with various stores, some retaining their 1920s appearance.
Largo do Carmo
A small square lined with jacaranda trees that contains the ruins of the Carmelite Monastery, important in Portuguese republic history.
15 min
Praca Dom Pedro IV
Known as Rossio, this central square features shops and vintage-style cafes.
15 min
Estacao Do Rossio
A train station opened in 1891, built in the Manueline style and noted for its romantic architecture and cast-iron construction.
Praca Martim Moniz
A broad square that was once a city gate and offers views of St. George’s Castle.
10 min
Praca Da Figueira
A central square rebuilt after the 1755 Lisbon earthquake.
5 min
Colorful Street with Casa dos Bicos
A lively street known for good food and the 15th-century Casa dos Bicos, an important example of Portuguese architecture.
Alfama
An optional stop for private tours only.
5 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Lisbon Highlights Guided Segway Tour
by Euro Segway Lisbon
Choose from 3 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€49.60Overview
This guided Segway tour in Lisbon lasts between one and two hours and covers the main sights of the city. The tour starts with a supervised training session and safety briefing, including a test drive to help participants get comfortable riding the Segway. Helmets and rain ponchos are provided for safety and weather protection. Riders visit several notable locations including Praça do Comércio, one of Europe's largest squares located by the Tagus River on the site of a former royal palace. The route continues past the Arco do Triunfo, an 1875 triumphal arch with sculpted figures and views over the city center. Next is the Relógio do Cais do Sodré, a clock tower built in 1914 linked to the Lisbon Astronomical Observatory to provide legal time especially for ships. The tour also stops at the Cais das Colunas pier with its marble stairs and river views, Municipal Square with the Lisbon City Hall and the Lisbon Pillory column, and Chiado, a main shopping area retaining some 1920s storefronts. Largo do Carmo features jacaranda trees and the ruins of the Carmelite Monastery, important in Portuguese history. The route passes King Pedro IV Square (Rossio) with its shops and vintage cafes, Estação do Rossio train station built in 1891 in Manueline style, and Praça Martim Moniz, a wide square with views of St. George’s Castle. Praça da Figueira, part of Lisbon’s post-1755 earthquake rebuilding, is also visited. The tour includes a look at a colorful street known for the 15th-century Casa dos Bicos building. An optional stop in Alfama is available for private tours only. The itinerary may vary for private tours. No restroom breaks are included. Gratuities are not part of the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Praca do Comercio
Praça do Comércio is a large square next to the Tagus River in downtown Lisbon. It occupies the area where the royal palace once stood for about two centuries and now houses some government offices.
10 min
Arco do Triunfo
The triumphal arch was completed in 1875 and features sculpted figures. It offers views over Lisbon’s city center.
5 min
Relogio do Cais do Sodre
Built in 1914, this clock tower was designed to provide legal time for the city and ships on the Tagus River. It is connected by cable to the Lisbon Astronomical Observatory.
5 min
Cais das Colunas
An 18th-century pier with two columns flanking marble stairs, offering views of sunsets on the Tagus River.
Municipal Square
This square contains Lisbon City Hall and the Lisbon Pillory, a stone column symbolizing political and judicial authority.
10 min
Chiado
A main shopping area in Lisbon with various stores, some retaining their 1920s appearance.
Largo do Carmo
A small square lined with jacaranda trees that contains the ruins of the Carmelite Monastery, important in Portuguese republic history.
15 min
Praca Dom Pedro IV
Known as Rossio, this central square features shops and vintage-style cafes.
15 min
Estacao Do Rossio
A train station opened in 1891, built in the Manueline style and noted for its romantic architecture and cast-iron construction.
Praca Martim Moniz
A broad square that was once a city gate and offers views of St. George’s Castle.
10 min
Praca Da Figueira
A central square rebuilt after the 1755 Lisbon earthquake.
5 min
Colorful Street with Casa dos Bicos
A lively street known for good food and the 15th-century Casa dos Bicos, an important example of Portuguese architecture.
Alfama
An optional stop for private tours only.
5 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.