explore the surroundings
Historic Lisbon
Discover the charms of Lisbon and its surroundings from the hotel's prime location.
Take the opportunity to discover and visit some of the city's main points of interest, from historic monuments and locations with stunning views to cultural experiences shared by those who live in and visit Lisbon. vive e visita Lisboa.
Praça do Comércio
A magnificent square by the river, surrounded by elegant buildings, cafés and traditional shops.
Jerónimos Monastery
A sublime example of Manueline architecture, close to Belém Tower, classified as a World Heritage Site.
St. George's Castle
A medieval castle atop the Alfama district, offering panoramic views over Lisbon and the Tagus River.
Museums and culture
Just steps away you'll find...
some of the city's most iconic cultural venues, such as MUDE – the Design and Fashion Museum, the National Museum of Contemporary Art – Chiado Museum, and various art galleries, as well as independent venues for theatre, dance and live music.
Rossio, Praça D. Pedro IV
A central square rebuilt after the great earthquake of 1755, it's a historic meeting point.
Belém Tower
An iconic monument from the Age of Discoveries, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Santa Justa Lift
An iron structure inspired by Gustave Eiffel's techniques, offering stunning views of the city.
Lisbon Oceanarium
Located in the modern Parque das Nações, it's considered one of the best and largest aquariums in the world.
Alfama District
Chiado - Bairro Alto
Traditional neighbourhoods
Alfama
Ao pé do Castelo de São Jorge, At the foot of St. George's Castle, it's Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood, full of narrow streets and alleys, colourful tiles, known for fado and scenic viewpoints. conhecido pelo fado e miradouros.
Bairro Alto
Bairro Alto is famous for its lively nightlife, full of bars and restaurants along steep, winding streets.
Chiado
A classic, elegant neighbourhood, full of theatres, bookshops, cafés, restaurants and a wide range of shops.
Sugestões Fora da Cidade
Sintra (30min drive)
A UNESCO World Heritage village, notable for its landscape and Romantic architecture, featuring palaces, manor houses, gardens, convents, woods and fountains.
Cascais (15min drive)
A town set in a small bay, traditionally a fishing village, which since the 19th century has been a popular tourist destination favoured by Portuguese and foreign elites, when sea bathing began to be appreciated, and one of the kings of Portugal made the citadel fortress his summer residence.
Sintra
Cascais
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