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Walk & talk · Lisbon

Walks in Lisbon, side by side.

7 upcoming guided walks, hikes and strolls in Lisbon you can join alone. Walking next to someone is the easiest way to start talking.

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Walks in Lisbon you can join

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Sun15Nov
MusicLisbon
20:30–22:00

The Tiny Musician, violin and loops, at Paraíso 45, Lisbon

Paraíso 45

On Sunday 15 November 2026 at 20:30 Paraíso 45 in Lisbon hosts The Tiny Musician, the stage name of the violinist Joana Carvalhas. The listing describes her as an innovative violinist and artist of many styles who travels the world with her violin and a loop machine, showing that music has no borders and can connect people from all walks of life. Her debut album, Indoor Thoughts, from 2023, mixes jazz, folk and the singer-songwriter tradition, and the listing calls the concert an intimate one. The price is 10 euros. The listing gives 20:30 as the start and no end time, so the end shown is estimated. A small, intimate concert is an easy way to spend an evening alone, with other listeners nearby. «No dia 15 de novembro, The Tiny Musician atua no Paraíso 45 num concerto intimista.» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa — Agenda Cultural de Lisboa, dados abertos (CC BY). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown here is estimated. The listing gives the price as 10 euros.

Thu19Nov
CultureLisbon
20:00–21:15

Este Mundo, dance by Bouchra Ouizguen, at CCB, Lisbon

Centro Cultural de Belém

On Thursday 19 November 2026 at 20:00 the Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon presents Este Mundo, a dance piece by Bouchra Ouizguen performed with Dançando com a Diferença as part of the Alkantara Festival. The listing describes five performers who walk, breathe, curl up, roll, move closer and move apart. They dance with pleasure or are simply there. Ouizguen starts from these simple gestures and from what each person brings with them, building a piece in which nobody has to look like anybody else. The work brings together things that do not need to match: fado, bells, echoes linking Madeira and Morocco, and the rhythms and bright colours of Bollywood, along with personal fantasies, everyday gestures, memories, chance, humour and silence. The performers are Bárbara Matos, Joana Caetano, Sara Rebolo, Sofia Marote and Telmo Ferreira. Tickets cost between 7.50 and 15 euros. The show runs on 19 and 20 November. Dance on a stage like this is easy to watch alone, since the audience simply sits and takes it in. «Dançam com prazer ou estão simplesmente ali.» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:15. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa — Agenda Cultural de Lisboa, dados abertos (CC BY). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives tickets as 7.50 to 15 euros and names the Alkantara Festival.

Fri20Nov
Free
CultureLisbon
10:00–18:30

Paraíso, hoje, exhibition at MAC/CCB, Lisbon

MAC/CCB, Piso -1

On Friday 20 November 2026 at 10:00 the MAC/CCB, the museum of the Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon, is open to visitors for Paraíso, hoje., the Portuguese national representation at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale. The exhibition takes the idea of paradise as a metaphor for thinking about the present, and looks at the relationship between architecture, landscape and territory in Portugal today. It includes an interactive digital installation and is shown on the lower floor of the museum, with free entry. The show runs from 5 November 2026 to 3 January 2027, and the opening hours on the page are 10:00 to 18:30, which are used here as the start and end of the visit. The programme also includes themed guided visits on some Saturdays, but this listing is for the Friday visit. An exhibition like this is easy to enjoy alone, since you walk through it at your own pace. «Propondo uma reflexão crítica sobre as relações entre arquitetura, paisagem e território contemporâneo em Portugal» Starts 10:00, ends about 18:30. Source: Centro Cultural de Belém (MAC/CCB) official event page (ccb.pt). The listing gives free entry and the exhibition's opening hours of 10:00 to 18:30.

Sat21Nov
CultureLisbon
17:00–18:30

Mali Futur Live by Rimini Protokoll at Culturgest, Lisbon

Culturgest

On Saturday 21 November 2026 at 17:00 Culturgest in Lisbon presents Mali Futur Live by Rimini Protokoll and Les Praticables, as part of the Alkantara Festival. The listing describes a griot musician on stage with a kora and a sampler, accompanying a film shot live in real time in Bamako. The actors Diarrah Dembelé and Kassim Dagnogo walk or ride a motorbike through the Malian capital, filmed by Alfousseny and Souleymane Konaté, in a live single take somewhere between documentary and science fiction. The page mentions permeable earth soils, medicinal plants, resilient solutions and forms of solidarity alongside fuel shortages, Chinese interference and an unstable democracy, and asks what if our future already existed somewhere else. The audience is taken on a lively musical road trip in search of possible futures. The normal ticket price is 16 euros, with discounts available. A show like this is easy to attend alone, because everyone watches the stage and the screen together. «O público é levado numa road trip musical e vibrante, à procura de futuros possíveis.» Starts 17:00, ends about 18:30. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa — Agenda Cultural de Lisboa, dados abertos (CC BY). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives the price as 16 euros, the normal rate, with discounts available.

Sat21Nov
Free
MusicLisbon
18:00–20:00

Vontade Própria: free live music in the MNAC attic

Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea do Chiado

On Saturday 21 November 2026 at 18:00 the Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea do Chiado in Lisbon hosts a session of Vontade Própria, a cycle of live music organised by Filho Único in a hidden attic inside the museum. Each Saturday-afternoon session is curated by a different collective, and this one is presented by A Quântica, with Osoro and Bruna de Moura on the programme. Entry is free. The attic holds a maximum of 120 people and is reached by old stairs of moderate difficulty, with no access for people with reduced mobility, so the end time here is approximate and arriving early is sensible. The museum stands in the Chiado quarter, a short walk from Baixa and Cais do Sodré. A small live-music afternoon in an unusual room is an easy outing alone, and the intimate size of the space makes it simple to start a conversation. «Entrada livre» Starts 18:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Lisbon city open data — Agenda Cultural de Lisboa (Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, CC BY).

Sat5Dec
CultureLisbon
10:30–11:30

Guided visit to the Palácio Nacional de Belém, Lisbon

Palácio Nacional de Belém

On Saturday 5 December 2026 at 10:30 the Palácio Nacional de Belém in Lisbon hosts one of its Saturday guided visits. The listing says the visits are open to the public and are led by technicians from the Museu da Presidência da República. The route covers the protocol wing of the palace, passing through the Sala das Bicas, the dining room, the Sala Dourada, the chapel, the Sala Império, the Sala dos Embaixadores and the official office of the President of the Republic. Outside, visitors see the Pátio dos Bichos and the Buxo, Tileiras and Cascata gardens. The listing does not give a price. Bookings are made by telephone or email, using the contact details printed on the museum's listing. A guided tour is easy to enjoy alone, because everyone walks the same route with the guide and there is always something to look at and talk about. «As visitas guiadas ao Palácio Nacional de Belém estão disponíveis para o público, aos sábados.» Starts 10:30, ends about 11:30. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa — Agenda Cultural de Lisboa, dados abertos (CC BY). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing says guided visits run on Saturdays at 10:30, 11:30, 14:30, 15:30 and 16:30 and bookings go by phone or email.

Fri18Dec
CultureLisbon
18:00–19:00

Guided visit: Japan, Festivals and Rituals, Lisbon

Museu do Oriente

On Friday 18 December 2026 at 18:00 the Museu do Oriente in Lisbon runs a guided visit of its exhibition Japan: Festivals and Rituals. It is the final Friday of the run, which began on 26 June 2026. The show explains how traditional festivals and rituals, rooted in Shintoism and enriched by Buddhist practice, shape identity and community in Japan, from solemn ceremonies to pure celebration. The visit lasts 60 minutes, so we expect it to end around 19:00. The page gives the price as 6 euros and an age rating of 16; the ticket seller is not in our source list, so the price shows as unknown in the app. The museum sits in a former warehouse on the river at Alcântara. A guided tour is an easy plan alone: the guide leads the way and you finish with time for a stroll along the Tagus. «Ao longo do ano, realizam-se no Japão inúmeras festas e rituais tradicionais de natureza religiosa, de grande importância social e cultural.» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:00. Source: Câmara Municipal de Lisboa — Agenda Cultural de Lisboa, dados abertos (CC BY).

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  1. One easy meeting point — a station exit, a statue or a park gate anyone can find.
  2. 60–90 minutes, start and end time in the invite.
  3. A loop route so nobody is stranded at the far end.
  4. Finish at a café — the talk often continues sitting down.
  5. Walk at a pace for talking: if someone is out of breath, slow down.

Questions people ask

When is the next walk in Lisbon?

The Tiny Musician, violin and loops, at Paraíso 45, Lisbon on Sunday 15 November at 20:30. This page lists all 7 upcoming walks, hikes and guided strolls in Lisbon from our feed.

Can I join a walk in Lisbon alone?

Yes. Guided walks and hikes have a meeting point, a start time and a guide, so you never stand around waiting for a friend. Walking side by side makes talking to strangers easy; arrive a few minutes early and say hi.

Are walks in Lisbon free?

2 of the 7 upcoming walks listed here are marked free. Others may need a ticket or a small fee — check the official page of each walk.

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