About Lisbon
Explore Lisbon and all of its typical neighbourhoods!
BAIXA / CHIADO
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Historic, central, elegant.
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Dynamic during the day, quieter at night.
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Ideal for first time visitors to Lisbon
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Easy access to transportation, monuments, traditional shops and iconic cafés and restaurants
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Can be a bit touristy and prices might be higher
BAIRRO ALTO
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Bohemian, artistic, with lots of nightlife.
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Very lively at night, quiet during the day.
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Ideal for young people and lovers of bars, live music and fado.
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Close to Chiado and viewpoints such as São Pedro de Alcântara.
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Can be noisy at night.
ALFAMA
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Traditional, picturesque, authentic.
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Historic atmosphere with narrow alleys and typical houses.
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Ideal for those looking for a typical Lisbon experience like traditional Fado showcases
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Amazing views over the Tagus, and classic monuments such as São Jorge Castle.
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Many places are only accessible on foot/uphill and downhill.
AVENIDA DA LIBERDADE
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Sophisticated, modern, cosmopolitan.
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Similar to the Champs-Élysées, with luxury stores and 5-star hotels.
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Ideal for those looking for comfort, luxury and tranquillity.
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Well-served by metro and close to the center.
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Less local life and less traditional charm.
PRÍNCIPE REAL
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Alternative, elegant
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Quiet but modern, with gardens and concept stores.
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Ideal for families, couples and those looking for a more sophisticated and local atmosphere.
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Lots of wine bars, art galleries, easy access to Bairro Alto and Rato.
BELÉM
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Monumental, greener, quieter.
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Touristy during the day, quiet at night.
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Ideal for cultural visits, families, more relaxed stays.
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Highlights: Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower, Pastéis de Belém.
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Further away from the center (about 20-30 minutes by transport).
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