Lisbon Heart Apartments - Yellow, by LovelyStay
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About this property
Stay in the heart of Lisbon at this cosy apartment with balcony views over Praça da Figueira. The air‑conditioned space features free Wi‑Fi, a flat‑screen TV and a comfortable sleeping area with a full bed. A handy kitchenette and private bathroom make it ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking convenience and city charm.
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Location
Metro Station: Rossio (blue line) Tramway 15: get off at Praça da Figueira
The neighbourhood
With a prime location in the heart of the city, in the downtown area, the apartment is situated in Figueira Square, where you will find the extremely popular Café Suiça and also the delicious traditional pastries of the Confeitaria Nacional, which opened in the early 19th century and at the time widely regarded as one of the most elegant pastry shops on the continent. Here is a bronze King John I who sits on horseback and forms the centerpiece often covered with pigeons. This vibrant and cosmopolitan area hosts a variety of charming antique bookstores, local and international fashion brand stores, restaurants, bars, and is within walking distance of Lisbon's typical and historic neighborhoods, as well as from the monuments and main tourist attractions in the center of the capital, also from here it is easy to get to almost all other areas of the city, with the subway, bus, and train right at the door. Other local attractions: GARRET STREET The easiest way walking to get to Baixa-Chiado is through Rua Garret. It hosts a number of remarkable historical shops, such as the Bertrand Bookshop, distinguished by the Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest bookshop founded in 1732 and other recommended spots such as the Armazéns do Chiado, the busy shopping mall of Chiado, and the Santini Ice Cream store located right opposite the mall. ELEVADOR DE SANTA JUSTA The famous elevator was inaugurated in 1902 and built by a Portuguese-French engineer who studied with the architect of the Eiffel tower, Mesnier du Ponsard. Using steam as an energy source, as it did back in the day, takes you up to the top to admire the downtown landscape. It is also connected via a passage to the Carmo Convent and museum, another spot worth visiting in the area! PRAÇA DO COMÉRCIO Impossible to miss, the iconic Praça do Comércio, also called Terreiro do Paço, is the original spot where the royal palace was located until the massive destruction caused by the 1755 earthquake. It was recently considered as one of the most beautiful and perfectly dimensioned squares of Europe. You can also climb up the Archway of Augusta to get a spectacular view of the square, the river, and the surrounding area. AVENIDA DA LIBERDADE The city’s version of Paris’ Champs Elysées. It’s a tree-lined boulevard noted for its high-end brand outlets, tailoring shops, and café´s. ROSSIO Rossio has been a traditional meeting point for the people of Lisbon dating back to the 18th century. Some of the cafés and shops in the square, such as the Café Nicola, were frequented by famous poets such as Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage. Other traditional shops include the Pastelaria Suíça and the Ginjinha, where the traditional Portuguese liqueur (Ginjinha) can be tasted. ALFAMA Recognized as the oldest district in Lisbon, Alfama is a traditional, tranquil, and artisan neighborhood. It hosts a labyrinth of streets that are best explored without a guide or a map as an exciting museum, viewpoint, restaurant, or funky store is just around the corner. Here also lies the heart of fado, the melancholic Portuguese genre of music whose origins can be traced back to the 1820s in Lisbon. The famous Tram 28 also passes through this district, which connects the districts of Graça with Baixa through Alfama, thus it is perfect for both those that enjoy hill-climbing and those that do not. SÃO JORGE CASTLE Easily one of the most memorable monuments in Lisbon, the Moorish São Jorge Castle is one of the jewels of Lisbon, one that has overlooked the historic city of Lisbon and the Tagus River for over a millennium.
Getting around
The perk of being situated in this area is that you have easy access to the entire city; The subway (Baixa-Chiado), the train (Cais do Sodré Station, Rossio Station), and several bus stations are situated in the area. The famous Tram 28 can also be found right at your doorstep! In addition, if you walk down to the Tagus river, you will have access to the ferry that takes you to the other side of the river.
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