Lisbon of Fado - Followed by Singer

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#Walking #Portugal #Lisbon #Alfama #Rossio Square

Duration: 3 hours

Live guide: English

Tour frequency: Wednesday - Sunday | 18:00

Tour on request - the order is confirmed within 24 hours

Meeting point: Outside of the church "Capela de Nossa Senhora da Saúde", rua da Mouraria 1, Lisbon

Arrival point: Fado house

Fado music is a form of Portuguese singing that is often associated with pubs, cafés and restaurants. Fado can be traced to the 1820s in Lisbon, Portugal, but probably has much earlier origins. This unique genre is generally known for how expressive in nature it is, as well as being profoundly melancholic and it has a special magic.

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After confirming your reservation, you will receive an email with a reservation voucher. Please print it or upload it to your smartphone / tablet to show on the day of the event.

Benefits

Fado and its history is an important part of everyday life of Lisbon
Discover Fado at its typical places where musicians earned their living for decades and continue to do so today
Enjoy a traditional Portuguese soup and a barbecued chouriço (spicy sausage)

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Discover this recently elected Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO on our tour around typical places where musicians and Fadistas have earned their living for decades and continue to do so today. This tour is really authentic, mainly because of that a Fadista will accompany the tour and will sing in alleys, squares, and local taverns which have played an important part of Fado’s history.

This tour ends in one of Alfama’s traditional Fado houses, where you can taste traditional Portuguese soup called Caldo Verde and a spicy sausage called chouriço. So don't hesitate and join us on this tour around Mouraria and Alfama.