Lisbon in 1 Day for Couples - Private vintage convertible jeep
In Collaboration with GoJoe Experiences. Updated on February 27, 2026.
Private vintage convertible jeep tour across Lisbon’s main landmarks, viewpoints and neighborhoods with on-board commentary and curated food & drink tastings. Fully private and customizable; driver will meet at agreed pickup point inside the Lisbon metropolitan area. WiFi, water/beer, blankets, sunscreen and USB chargers provided. Tourist insurance included.
This itinerary was created in collaboration with GoJoe Experiences, inspired by the tour LISBON DAILY TOUR in a Vintage Jeep with FOOD & DRINK Tastings. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- Private vintage convertible jeep
- Multiple panoramic viewpoints for photos
- Portuguese finger-food and drink tastings
- Door-to-door pickup and drop-off in Lisbon metro
- Blankets, sunscreen and USB chargers on board
Itinerary
Day 1
Full-day (8 hours) private vintage jeep tour across Lisbon. Pickup at agreed location inside Lisbon metro. Drive-by commentary with short photo stops and a mid-tour food & drink tasting at Mercado da Ribeira.
Expo 98
Drive-through and short stop at the Parque das Nações (Expo '98) waterfront for architecture and river views.
Tips from local experts:
- Ask the driver to stop near Praça do Oceano for unobstructed Tagus views and modern architecture shots.
- Bring sunglasses and light layers — the riverside can be breezy even in summer.
- Keep small valuables secure when stepping out briefly for photos; the stop is short and mostly paved.
Alameda dos Oceanos
Short drive and photo stop along Alameda dos Oceanos, a main promenade in the Parque das Nações area.
Tips from local experts:
- Stand facing the river for clean lines and modern building backgrounds.
- The pavement is level and easy to step onto from the jeep for quick photos.
- If you want a coffee, note the nearby cafes near the Gare do Oriente station during longer custom tours.
Meo Arena
Drive-past and quick exterior viewpoint of the MEO Arena (Altice Arena) and its waterfront setting.
Tips from local experts:
- Best photo angle is from the waterfront promenade; ask the driver for a brief roadside stop.
- Large events may cause traffic; allow flexibility in timing if the arena has an event that day.
- Wear comfortable shoes if stepping out — the promenade surfaces are even and stroller-friendly for very brief stops.
Estação do Oriente
Brief stop at the modern Estação do Oriente for its architecture and access point to the riverfront area.
Tips from local experts:
- The station interior is covered; use it for quick shelter if wind picks up near the river.
- If you need restrooms, the station has public facilities — let the driver know and they can pause briefly.
- The complex is step-free; useful for guests who prefer minimal stairs during short stops.
Estádio da Luz
Drive-by and short photo stop near Benfica’s Estádio da Luz for exterior views of the stadium.
Tips from local experts:
- The stadium exterior makes a striking photo; ask the driver for a curbside stop if you want a quick picture.
- Large crowds on match days can affect timing; driver will adapt route accordingly.
- There is limited time at this stop — keep personal items secure when stepping out for photos.
Estádio de Alvalade
Quick drive-past and exterior viewpoint of Sporting CP’s Estádio José Alvalade.
Tips from local experts:
- Exterior photos are best from the main avenue; the driver can position the jeep briefly.
- If you’re a football fan, mention it to the guide for a short team-focused commentary.
- Traffic around stadiums can be variable; expect brief stops if events are scheduled.
Alameda D. Afonso Henriques
Drive along Alameda Dom Afonso Henriques — quick commentary stop to point out local landmarks.
Tips from local experts:
- This avenue is broad and easy to drive; ask the guide for a brief explanation of the area’s layout.
- Windows-down in the jeep gives great street-level photos; bring a hat or sunscreen for direct sun.
- Keep an eye on small personal items when stepping out for short roadside photos.
Campo Pequeno
Short stop to view Campo Pequeno and its distinctive bullring architecture.
Tips from local experts:
- The bullring exterior is photogenic; ask for a brief curbside stop to step out safely.
- If you’re sensitive to noise, this area is typically calm unless events are scheduled.
- There are cafes nearby for longer breaks if you extend the tour later.
Aqueduto das Água Livres
Short viewpoint stop to admire the historic Aqueduto das Águas Livres structure from Calçada da Quintinha.
Tips from local experts:
- The aqueduct viewpoint requires a short, level step from the jeep — sensible footwear recommended.
- Ask the guide for the best spot for photos of the arches framed by the city.
- This stop is outdoors and exposed — use the blankets or sunscreen provided if needed.
Ponte 25 de Abril
Drive along viewpoints near the 25 de Abril bridge for panoramic river and bridge photos.
Tips from local experts:
- The driver can stop at safe viewpoints on the south bank side for the best bridge shots.
- Bring windproof clothing — it can be breezy near the bridge even in summer.
- If you want a skyline photo with the bridge and Cristo Rei, tell the guide to position the jeep accordingly.
Cristo Rei
Cross the bridge to Almada for a viewpoint stop at Cristo Rei (external viewpoint).
Tips from local experts:
- Crossing the bridge takes time; expect a short transit. The driver will plan traffic into the schedule.
- The viewpoint offers wide views — position yourselves on the jeep for postcard photos.
- The driver will keep the stop brief; step out only if comfortable with a short uphill/paved walk.
Cais do Ginjal
Drive along the riverside in Almada at Cais do Ginjal with views back to Lisbon.
Tips from local experts:
- This riverside offers classic Lisbon skyline views; perfect for couples’ photos.
- If you prefer, request a short walk on the promenade; it’s flat and paved.
- Local ferries and boats operate nearby — note timings if you plan to extend beyond the tour.
Farol de Cacilhas
Quick viewpoint near the Cacilhas waterfront and lighthouse area for coastal photos.
Tips from local experts:
- The area is mostly flat; brief stepping out is straightforward for quick photos.
- Watch for local fishermen and small boat activity when framing shots of the river.
- Return to the jeep promptly — stops are short to cover the full city itinerary.
Belém (area)
Drive into the Belém district for riverside monuments and historic context; overview stop before specific monuments.
Tips from local experts:
- Belém can be busy; driver will select a quieter spot for commentary and photos.
- Ask the guide for a quick history summary of the Age of Discoveries here while seated in the jeep.
- If you prefer to explore longer at Belém monuments, note this will reduce time at other stops.
Torre de Belém
Short photo stop at the iconic Torre de Belém on the riverfront (exterior-only).
Tips from local experts:
- The best photos are from the riverfront promenade — ask the driver to pause there.
- Crowds can build later in the day; morning visits have fewer people for clearer photos.
- If stepping off the jeep, mind the cobblestones near the tower; wear stable footwear.
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
Drive-past and short external stop to view the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos and its ornate façade.
Tips from local experts:
- Stand on the west side of the square for the best façade photos and usable light in the morning.
- The area is stone-paved; if stepping out for photos, wear comfortable shoes.
- Longer visits inside the monastery require entry tickets; this tour provides commentary from outside unless pre-arranged.
Lx Factory
Stop for a short stroll and creative atmosphere at Lx Factory — great for relaxed photos and local design shops.
Tips from local experts:
- The complex has narrow lanes and creative murals — perfect for relaxed couple photos.
- If you want to browse galleries or stores, mention it to the guide; we can extend time subject to availability.
- Lx Factory has cafés; if you need a restroom break, the venue has facilities open during business hours.
Mercado da Ribeira (Time Out Market)
Mid-tour food & drink tasting stop (shared finger plates and drink tastings included as per menu).
Tips from local experts:
- Tastings are planned at Time Out Market — notify the guide of any dietary restrictions before the tour starts.
- This stop includes water and beer; alcoholic tastings served only to guests 18+ (ID may be requested).
- Seating is limited in busy periods; the guide will reserve or direct you to suitable shared seating where possible.
Assembleia da Republica
Quick stop to view the Portuguese Parliament building from the exterior with historical commentary.
Tips from local experts:
- The driver can pause for an exterior photo; security areas are not accessible without prior arrangement.
- It’s an easy curbside stop — step out briefly for photos and immediate return to the jeep.
- If you enjoy civic architecture, ask the guide for a short explanation of the building’s history.
Ascensor da Bica
Drive-by and short photo stop near the famous Bica funicular and its colorful street scene.
Tips from local experts:
- The classic funicular photo is best from the pavement beside the rails — the guide can pause briefly.
- This is a narrow street; watch for local vehicles and trams when stepping out.
- If you want to ride the funicular, allow extra time outside the standard itinerary.
Praça Luís de Camões
Quick stop in Chiado’s main square for atmosphere and a café-lined backdrop.
Tips from local experts:
- This square is a great spot for couple photos with classic Lisbon architecture behind you.
- If you want a coffee or pastry, local cafés are nearby — let the guide know to pause a bit longer.
- Keep an eye on personal items in busy square areas; pockets and bags should be zipped.
Chiado
Drive-through and short stroll area overview of Chiado’s shops, bookshops and theatres.
Tips from local experts:
- Chiado is compact and best enjoyed with a short walk; request a longer stop if you prefer to browse boutiques.
- Pick a small café terrace if you want an intimate pause; terraces can fill up at peak times.
- Footpaths can be cobbled — choose comfortable shoes for stepping out briefly.
Elevador de Santa Justa
Exterior viewpoint and photo opportunity at the Santa Justa Lift (exterior visit; internal ride not included).
Tips from local experts:
- The best exterior shots are from the Baixa side looking up; the guide can position the jeep for a quick stop.
- Lines to ride the lift can be long; this tour provides commentary and external views rather than the ride by default.
- Cobblestones around the area are uneven — step carefully if you leave the jeep for photos.
Bairro Alto
Drive-through and short stop to overview Bairro Alto’s steep streets and viewpoints (prime for evening atmosphere if rebooked at sunset).
Tips from local experts:
- Bairro Alto is known for nightlife; for a romantic daytime visit, focus on quieter side streets and views.
- Steep streets mean limited vehicle access in places; the driver will choose a convenient curbside spot for photos.
- If you plan to return later for drinks, tell the guide to note the best local bars for couples.
Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara
Stop at this popular viewpoint for sweeping city and castle views — ideal intimate photo moment.
Tips from local experts:
- This viewpoint is a classic couples’ photo spot; ask the driver for a short stop out of the jeep.
- Benches are available for a quiet moment; keep possessions close on busy days.
- Late afternoon offers golden light; if you prefer sunset, consider booking an afternoon/evening slot.
Príncipe Real
Short overview stop in the Príncipe Real neighborhood known for gardens and boutique shops.
Tips from local experts:
- The garden and surrounding streets are great for a quiet stroll if you want to extend the stop.
- Small boutique shops and local pastry stores are present — alert the guide if you want to explore.
- Príncipe Real has shaded areas suitable for a short comfortable pause on warm days.
Marquês de Pombal
Drive-by and short stop at Praça do Marquês de Pombal — central Lisbon crossroads and monument.
Tips from local experts:
- This is a major roundabout; the guide will stop at a safe pull-over point for photos.
- Look for views down Avenida da Liberdade and Parque Eduardo VII from the square’s sidewalks.
- Keep in mind occasional heavy traffic; remain cautious when stepping near the road.
Parque Eduardo VII
Short stop at Parque Eduardo VII for elevated city views toward the river.
Tips from local experts:
- Walk a short distance up the park’s slope for clean skyline views; the driver can pause nearby.
- Paved paths make brief strolls easy; benches are available for a quiet moment together.
- The park is shaded in spots — useful for resting from sun during summer afternoons.
Avenida da Liberdade
Drive along Avenida da Liberdade, Lisbon’s boulevard with boutiques and historic hotels.
Tips from local experts:
- Avenida da Liberdade is wide and tree-lined — a pleasant stretch for a windows-down drive.
- If you prefer shopping or a coffee, tell the guide to extend time at a selected spot.
- The avenue is generally even underfoot if stepping out for a brief photo.
Praça dos Restauradores
Quick viewpoint and photo stop at Praça dos Restauradores near the southern end of Avenida da Liberdade.
Tips from local experts:
- The square is a convenient place for curbside photos with historic monuments in the background.
- Taxis and trams pass nearby — be mindful of traffic when stepping out for photos.
- There are cafés on the square if you want a short refreshment break later.
Rossio (Praça Dom Pedro IV)
Short stop at Rossio Square for classic Lisbon pavement and central atmosphere.
Tips from local experts:
- The wavy-paved square is an iconic Lisbon photo opportunity — step carefully as surfaces can be uneven.
- Rossio is central and often busy; keep personal items close and zipped during short walks.
- If you want to try a local pastry, nearby cafés offer quick service during midday.
Baixa Pombalina
Drive through the Baixa district — planned short pauses for architecture and grid-plan streets.
Tips from local experts:
- Baixa is best appreciated from the street level; brief strolls are pleasant if you opt to step out.
- The area is flat and generally easy to walk for quick exploration.
- If you want a longer stop in a shop or café, let the guide know to adjust the schedule.
Arco da Rua Augusta
Quick external stop to view the triumphal Rua Augusta Arch and its plaza.
Tips from local experts:
- For a full arch photo, stand on the Praça do Comércio side facing the arch; ask the guide for a safe pause.
- If you prefer to go up the arch, extra time and tickets are needed — advise the guide in advance.
- The surrounding pedestrian area can be busy; be ready to return to the jeep promptly after photos.
Praça do Comércio
Short stop at the riverside Praça do Comércio for broad Tagus views and plaza photos.
Tips from local experts:
- Best photos capture the arch and river — the driver can position the jeep for a quick pull-over.
- This open plaza can be windy; hold hats and loose items when stepping out for pictures.
- There are cafés along the waterfront if you want a later relaxed stop outside the current schedule.
Sé de Lisboa (Lisbon Cathedral)
Drive-past and brief external stop at Lisbon Cathedral (Sé) to admire its façade and surroundings.
Tips from local experts:
- The cathedral square offers classic shots with the cathedral and surrounding medieval streets.
- If you want to enter the cathedral, allow extra time — interior visits are not included by default.
- Watch for uneven pavements near the cathedral when stepping out of the jeep for photos.
Portas do Sol
Stop at Portas do Sol viewpoint for sweeping views over Alfama and the river — romantic photo opportunity.
Tips from local experts:
- This viewpoint is great for couples’ photos overlooking Alfama; arrive early for fewer people.
- Benches and terraces near the viewpoint offer a quiet moment together.
- Cobblestones and steps are present — hold hands on slopes and watch footing when stepping out.
Alfama
Drive through Alfama’s winding streets with commentary; short stops for atmosphere and photos.
Tips from local experts:
- Alfama’s streets are narrow; the driver will choose the best accessible spots for safe stopping.
- This neighborhood is historic and atmospheric — keep to brief strolls unless extending the tour.
- If you enjoy Fado, the guide can point out notable houses for a potential evening return.
Miradouro Senhora do Monte
Stop at this high viewpoint for expansive city panoramas and a quiet romantic moment.
Tips from local experts:
- This is one of Lisbon’s highest viewpoints — it’s excellent for sweeping sunset photos if the timing is right.
- There can be a short uphill walk from the jeep; let the guide know if mobility is a concern.
- Benches are available for a relaxed moment together — take bottled water from the jeep if needed.
Mouraria
Drive-through Mouraria neighborhood with commentary on its multicultural history and narrow lanes.
Tips from local experts:
- Mouraria’s streets are compact and steep in parts; the driver will choose a convenient place to pause.
- This neighborhood is quieter by day and offers authentic local scenes for photos.
- If you want to explore a small local bakery, indicate to the guide to extend the stop.
Panteão Nacional
Quick exterior stop at the National Pantheon area for views and brief historical context.
Tips from local experts:
- The Pantheon terrace offers city views; the driver can stop for short exterior photos.
- If you wish to visit inside, this requires additional time and entrance arrangements.
- Paved areas around Campo de Santa Clara are even, suitable for a short stroll from the jeep.
Ribeira das Naus
Short riverside stop at Ribeira das Naus — promenade area ideal for a relaxed photo together.
Tips from local experts:
- The promenade is flat and easy to access — good for a brief together photo and river views.
- Timing near sunset is especially scenic; for daytime tours, ask the guide to note best light angles.
- Keep water bottles and small items secure in the jeep; the area is open and breezy.
Avenida Almirante Reis
Final neighborhood drive along Avenida Almirante Reis with wrap-up commentary; return toward agreed drop-off.
Tips from local experts:
- This avenue gives an authentic cross-section of Lisbon daily life — good for last photos of the city outskirts.
- If you’d like to be dropped at a specific location in the metro area, confirm with the guide before the tour ends.
- Use the remaining time to ask the driver for local recommendations for a romantic dinner or sunset spot.
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 1 |
| Highlights | 5 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Couples |
| Transfers | - |
| Restaurants | 1 |
| Total Activities | 42 |
| Total Places | 42 |
| Activities Types | Attraction, Neighborhood, Shopping, Restaurant, Culture, Outdoor |
