English-Speaking Massage therapists in Lisbon

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Reviewed by Lau, Community Manager · Last reviewed: July 2026

Covering Lisbon and nearby areas

  • Lisbon
  • Estoril

Latest reviews for massage therapists in Lisbon

Real, phone-verified reviews from the expat community.

10

Mafalda

Lisbon on Jun 2024

Monica at Monica Machado gave me a massage that was perfectly tailored to my needs. The ambiance of her space is wonderful - clean and inviting, which made the whole experience even more relaxing. She has an incredible knack for addressing sore points effectively. Honestly, she's the best massage therapist I've ever been to, and I always feel immediately great after our sessions.

9

Ricardo

Estoril on Oct 2025

I usually go there for a massage, and I keep going back because it's very, very good. Olga is easy to talk to and usually on time. I used to go there a lot, the communication was great, and the price is very good.

9

Reza

Lisbon on May 2026

I had a deep tissue massage with Anna Anderson. She did a little introduction talk first to understand my issues, then worked very much in relation to my body and why I came, and it felt really good. Communication was very fast and clear, and the space was calm, clean, quiet. It was more on the higher side - not a cheap massage - but for my needs it met my expectations and I would recommend her.

How much do massage therapists cost in Lisbon?

Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted massage therapists actually do. Updated May 2026

Aromatherapy massage

How much does Aromatherapy massage usually cost in Lisbon?

A gentle relaxation massage using essential oils chosen for the effect you want. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Californian massage

How much does Californian massage usually cost in Lisbon?

A flowing, gentle full-body massage focused on relaxation and feeling at ease. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Deep tissue massage

How much does Deep tissue massage usually cost in Lisbon?

Firmer work that targets knots and chronic tension, popular with desk workers and athletes. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Lymph drainage therapy

How much does Lymph drainage therapy usually cost in Lisbon?

A light, rhythmic massage that helps reduce fluid retention and swelling. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Massage treatments

How much does massage treatments usually cost in Lisbon?

A 60-minute massage in Lisbon typically costs €30 to €80 depending on the type and the place, with promos from around €15 and packs that lower the per-session price. Premium spas sit at the top end.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Rebozo and aquatic

How much does Rebozo and aquatic usually cost in Lisbon?

Rebozo and aquatic massage are more specialist treatments, so they're offered by fewer places and priced individually. Worth asking the studio directly for a quote.

Specialist session
quoted by studio

Reflexology

How much does Reflexology usually cost in Lisbon?

Pressure work on the feet (and sometimes hands) linked to the rest of the body, often a shorter session. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Shiatsu massage

How much does Shiatsu massage usually cost in Lisbon?

Japanese pressure-point massage, done clothed, working along the body's energy lines. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Sports massage

How much does Sports massage usually cost in Lisbon?

Focused on recovery and injury prevention, common before or after hard training. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Swedish massage

How much does Swedish massage usually cost in Lisbon?

A classic full-body relaxation massage, and one of the most widely offered. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Thai massage

How much does Thai massage usually cost in Lisbon?

An active, stretch-based massage done on a mat, usually a full hour or more. In Lisbon a 60-minute session usually runs €30 to €80, with intro offers as low as €15 to €30 and packs working out cheaper per session.

60-minute session
€30 to €80 (avg ~€60)
90-minute session
€70 to €90
Intro / promo offer
€15 to €30
5-session pack
cheaper per session

Frequently Asked Questions

What expats want to know before hiring massage therapists in Lisbon.

Are there English-speaking massage therapists in Lisbon?
Yes, and more do as the expat community grows. The hard part is knowing who is reliable before you book, so every one we list is reviewed by other expats who have actually used them.
What should I check before hiring massage therapists in Lisbon?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and an estimate in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check they hold the right credentials for the job.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other expats' reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and communicates clearly.
What should I avoid when hiring massage therapists in Lisbon?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I explain what I need if my Portuguese is limited?
A photo, a short video or a written list does most of the talking, and the professionals we list are used to international clients. Booking an English-speaking one takes the stress out of it entirely.
How do you say massage therapists in Portuguese?
In Portuguese, massage therapists are usually called massagistas. That is the word to search for or to ask a neighbour, though many professionals here are used to the English term too.
How do I find massage therapists I can trust in Lisbon?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real expat experience, not who paid the most.