Principe Real
In our first stop at the Monument in tribute to the victims of homophobia, we will have a moment to present ourselves and introduce the project of the Queer Tour.
Experience the captivating history of Portugal's LGBTQ+ community on our Historical Queer Walking Tour. Step into the past as you visit the place where the first Pride Festival took place in Lisbon and learn about the struggles and achievements of our community. Wander through the central streets of this vibrant city, discovering the LGBTQ+ spots and hearing stories of resilience and triumph. End the tour at a queer-owned restaurant, where you can connect with other like-minded individuals while indulging in delicious Brazilian food. As a special gift, you will receive an updated guide to Lisbon's LGBTQ+ scene, written by locals, ensuring you have the best resources to continue exploring the queer culture of the city. Join us on this immersive journey and be a part of the empowering history and vibrant present of Portugal's LGBTQ+ community.
About this experience
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Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least
before the start of your booking -
3 hours 30 minutes
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Suitable for 1-12 Participants
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Small Group Tour, Private Tour
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Guided Experience
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Learning about the history of LGBTQ+ movements in Portugal
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Uncovering the resistance to the Portuguese dictatorship by the LGBTQ+ community
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Understanding the impact of immigration on LGBTQ+ movements in Portugal
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Discovering new cozy and queer-friendly spaces in Lisbon's Graca & Sao Vicente neighborhoods
- At the end we'll have a small get together with food and beverages in a queer owned/friendly venue
- Private local queer guide
- An amazing time with new people as you discover the queer history
- Updated guide to lisbon's lgbtq+ scene and it's community
- Dinner
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Introduction
The Historical Queer Walking Tour is a captivating experience that takes participants on a journey through the vibrant queer history of Portugal, with a focus on BIPOC queer narratives. This unique tour offers a fresh perspective on Portugal's history, allowing visitors to see the country through the eyes of queer non-European locals who intimately live the queer experience of Lisbon.What to expect?
During this tour, participants can expect a deep dive into the narratives that have shaped the existence of the queer community in Portugal. The journey begins by exploring the impact of Portuguese colonialism and how it influenced queer identities. From there, the tour delves into the transformative 25th April Revolution, a pivotal moment in Portuguese history that brought significant changes for LGBTQ+ rights. Participants will also learn about the influential LGBTQ+ figures of that era and their contributions to the community. Finally, the tour concludes by examining the contemporary landscape of today's queer movements in Lisbon.Who is this for?
This tour is designed for anyone interested in queer history, Portugal, and the LGBTQ+ movements that have shaped the country. It welcomes individuals from all walks of life, with a particular emphasis on inclusivity. Whether you identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community or as an ally, this tour offers a safe and educational space to explore the rich history and narratives of queer individuals, including BIPOC perspectives.Why book this?
The Historical Queer Walking Tour is a must-book experience for those seeking a deeper understanding of queer history in Portugal. By shedding light on the often overlooked narratives of BIPOC queer individuals, this tour offers a unique and comprehensive perspective. The knowledgeable guides provide fascinating insights and thought-provoking discussions, making this tour an enriching and enlightening experience. Moreover, the tour culminates at a queer-owned restaurant, providing an opportunity to support local businesses while celebrating the shared story of the queer community.Good to know
Participants of the Historical Queer Walking Tour will receive an updated Guide to Lisbon's LGBTQ+ scene and its community, ensuring they stay informed about the vibrant queer culture of the city. It's important to note that dinner is not included in the tour, but participants will have the chance to enjoy a delicious meal at the queer-owned restaurant where the tour concludes. Additionally, as a special memento, each participant will receive a beautiful Queer Map of the city sent via email at the end of the tour, serving as a reminder of the meaningful experience and the connections made during the journey.Reviews
The Historical Queer Walking Tour has received rave reviews from individuals who have taken part in this enlightening experience. Many participants have praised the knowledgeable guides who bring the history to life and provide a safe and welcoming environment for open discussions. Others have highlighted the importance of the tour in uncovering the diverse narratives of queer individuals, particularly BIPOC perspectives, and the impact it had on their understanding of Portugal's history. Overall, the tour has been described as a transformative and eye-opening experience that leaves participants with a deeper appreciation for the rich queer history of Portugal.How long before the event do I need to book?
- You can book at any time before the event
Vouchers accepted in the following formats
- Mobile
Your Itinerary
Principe Real
In this spot we will let you know about the first LGBTQ+ Movements and Spaces of Lisbon, just as the first Pride.
Bairro Alto, Bica & Cais do Sodre
As we walk through Bairro Alto streets, we will show you some LGBTQIA+ Spots while we also talk about the different experience that is this neighborhood from day to night time
Largo do Carmo
Portuguese dictatorship & national movements of resistance by the LGBTQ+ Community
Praca Martim Moniz
In this spot we will discuss Portuguese Colonialism, Immigration and how the Immigrants are bringing life to the LGBTQ+ movements in Portugal.
Largo do Intendente Pina Manique
Important associations for the Queer Rights in Lisbon.
Graca & Sao Vicente
We chose this neighborhood to finish our tour as we explore new cozy and Queer Friendly spaces Lisbon while discussing the origin of this area and the recent queer scene
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