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WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE LISBON

Yellow tram on a narrow street in Lisbon

All our private tours and shore excursions are suitable for wheelchair users, scooter users, slow walkers, and able-bodied travelers. Explore the city with private adapted transport. See the beautiful Rossio Square with the Column of Pedro lV. The UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Belém Tower. And do not miss the famous tramline. When traveling with (small) children, explore the fully accessible Oceanário’ de Lisbon. When you wish to visit a site that is not listed here, please contact us, as the itineraries are flexible.

Whether visiting as part of a cruise day stopover or for a longer period, Lisbon has something to offer for every visitor. We will be delighted to introduce you to this delightful destination, the local history and famed local cuisine, accompanied by one of our experienced guides.

TOURS IN LISBON

Santa Justa Lift between buildings in Lisbon

Wheelchair Accessible Panoramic Lisbon tour – Approx. 4 hours

Discover Lisbon’s highlights on a private half-day accessible tour, combining comfortable driving and short walking/rolling sections. Enjoy step-free, outside visits to the magnificent Jeronimos Monastery, scenic river views, and the historic Baixa district, all with wheelchair accessibility and comfort in mind.

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Belém Tower and its walkway beside the river in Lisbon

Wheelchair Accessible Highlights of Lisbon Tour – Approx. 8 hours

This private full-day wheelchair accessible Lisbon tour offers a in-depth way to explore Portugal’s capital. Together with your private driver-guide, you will discover Lisbon’s historic districts, landmarks, and viewpoints with several stops and outside visits. Highlights include Belém, the Jerónimos Church and Monastery, Belém Tower, Baixa district and the panoramic viewpoint at Parque Eduardo VII.

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Lighthouse and seaside villa on the rocky coast near Estoril

Wheelchair Accessible Sintra and Coastal Towns Tour – Approx. 4 hours

Discover the highlights of the Sintra region on this private half-day tour from Lisbon. You will visit the UNESCO-listed village of Sintra and enjoy free time in the coastal towns of Cascais and Estoril, before taking the scenic coastal road back to Lisbon.

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Formal gardens in front of a palace near Sintra

Wheelchair Accessible Sintra Palaces and Towns Tour — Approx. 8 Hours

Discover the best of the Sintra region on this private full-day tour from Lisbon. You will visit the wheelchair accessible Queluz Palace, explore the UNESCO-listed village of Sintra, and enjoy free time in the coastal towns of Cascais and Estoril. The tour ends with a scenic drive back along the Atlantic coast.

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Sanctuary of Fátima bell tower framed by an archway

Wheelchair Accessible Fátima Tour from Lisbon – Approx. 8 hours

Discover Fátima on this private, full-day tour from Lisbon and see one of the world’s most visited pilgrimage sites. Explore the vast sanctuary square, the Basilica of Our Lady of Fátima, the Chapel of Apparitions and the village of Aljustre with this full day tour

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Tours in Lisbon

Your English speaking driver guide will meet you at the cruiseport or your accommodation, with private adapted transport. He is from the region and knows all the hidden gems in and around Lisbon. With him, you will experience the best local attractions and enjoy a very special day.

About Lisbon

Lisbon has a unique panorama. Although it is located near the seafront, it is very mountainous. These hills offer you the possibility to see the capital of Portugal from different angles. The charm of the city lies in its old streets and architecture, which offer the visitor a varied history and secrets from ancient days. Lisbon really distinguishes itself from other European cities. Life is busy and lively, but still the atmosphere is very calming and slow-paced. The modern facets coming together with the ancient churches and palaces, give Portugal a very special ambiance. So pretty it is basically overwhelming.

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