Fado And Wine, 50 Minutes
Lisbon: Top-Rated Authentic Fado Show & Wine. Rated 4.8 across 7,184 reviews. Runs 50 minutes. From €15.
November drops the summer heat and most of the crowds. Days still reach about 17.6C on average, nights sit near 11C, and the Web Summit runs 9 to 12 November. It is a good month for fado, food walks and a Sintra day trip, all listed below with live prices.
Lisbon: Top-Rated Authentic Fado Show & Wine. Rated 4.8 across 7,184 reviews. Runs 50 minutes. From €15.

2 hours · Wild Walkers Lisbon Tours
Lisbon: Fado Show and Portuguese Dinner runs through Wild Walkers Lisbon Tours. Rated 4.6 across 2,207 reviews. Runs 2 hours. From €50.
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3 hours 30 minutes · Eating Europe Food Tours Lisbon
Winner 2026 Undiscovered Lisbon Food & Wine Tour by Eating Europe runs through Eating Europe Food Tours Lisbon. Rated 5.0 across 8,702 reviews. Runs 3 hours 30 minutes. From €104.
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3 to 4 hours · Your Friend in Lisbon
Private Lisbon Walking Tour with Premium Port Wine and Tapas Tasting runs through Your Friend in Lisbon. Rated 5.0 across 61 reviews. Runs 3 to 4 hours. From €150.
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1 hour · D'orey - Azulejos e Antiguidades, Lda
Lisbon: Tile Painting Workshop runs through D'orey - Azulejos e Antiguidades, Lda. Rated 4.7 across 325 reviews. Runs 1 hour. From €43.
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8 hours · Lisbon Native, Lda
Sintra, Pena, Regaleira, Roca & Cascais Tour with Pick up runs through Lisbon Native, Lda. Rated 4.9 across 1,759 reviews. Runs 8 hours. From €67.
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1 hour · From The Vine
Lisbon: Guided Port Wine Tasting Apéritif/Digestif runs through From The Vine. Rated 4.7 across 236 reviews. Runs 1 hour. From €24.
Check availability →Below you will find the November numbers side by side: temperature and rainfall averages, then the tours that suit the month, from a 50-minute fado show at EUR 15 to an eight-hour Sintra day trip at EUR 67.
November is mild rather than warm. The 1991 to 2020 averages give a daytime high of 17.6C and an overnight low of 11.2C. A light jacket and a compact umbrella cover most situations, and indoor options such as a fado show or a port tasting fill any wet stretch of the afternoon nicely.
The long-term averages put November rainfall at 114.6 mm, spread over about 9.3 days with at least 1 mm of rain. That still leaves most days dry or only lightly showery, and showers often arrive in short bursts. A flexible plan helps: swap a walking tour for the one-hour tile painting workshop if the sky turns.
The Web Summit, running 9 to 12 November, is the big one and fills hotels well ahead of time. Beyond it, November leans local. Fado houses in Alfama stay busy, the Museu do Fado charges 5 EUR for a normal ticket, and the two-hour Fado Show With Dinner starts at EUR 50 if you want singing with your meal.
Short, indoor-friendly picks pack well into a brief stay. The 50-minute Fado and Wine show starts at EUR 15, the one-hour guided port tasting is EUR 24, and the tile painting workshop runs a single hour from EUR 43. Add the three-and-a-half-hour Eating Europe food walk at EUR 104 if an evening opens up.
Yes, and the queues are far shorter than in summer. The small-group Sintra day runs eight hours from EUR 67 and covers Pena Palace and the coast, with free cancellation if a rainy forecast changes your plans. Bring a layer, since palace terraces and exposed clifftops feel noticeably cooler than the city below.