Amazing river view, in city centre

This is a translation by the host

Enjoy the amazing view of the river Tagus and the National Pantheon while staying comfortably in this modern and cozy apartment.

Open the front door to be greeted by a bright, colorful and renovated environment where, among other amenities, you will find French doors that lead onto a pleasant terrace.

The apartment has a double bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen and all the commodities you need for a comfortable stay.

Located in the 4th floor of an ancient building, it is only 10 minutes away from the airport and at a short walking distance from the subway, bus stops (including Sightseeing bus) and the international train station of Santa Apolónia.

SECURITY DEPOSIT
100€, to be paid in cash upon arrival and fully refundable upon departure, provided no damage has occurred.

Feel at home in Lisbon while visiting the popular neighbourhoods of Alfama and Graça and plenty of nearby sightseeing spots of this beautiful historical city:
• Panteão Nacional (National Pantheon), one of the most representative examples of Baroque architecture, built on an octogonal floor plan centred on a Greek cross with the arms rounded in the style of Bramante;
• Monastery of São Vicente de Fora, a sixteenth century church and monastery with a Renais sance façade which has in its cloisters a series of interesting Portuguese tile (azulejo) panels inspired by La Fontaine’s fables.

Have fun during the day and at night:
• Feira da Ladra (Thieves' Market), a picturesque flea market where you will find all you want. It attracts crowds looking for that second-hand bargain and runs every Tuesday and Saturday in Campo de Santa Clara;
• Lux, the undisputed king of all clubs in Lisbon, featuring an always-fabulous interior, a spectacular rooftop terrace overlooking the river, special theme parties and the best DJs (often including internationally renowned names).

Learn about our history and culture:
• Museu Nacional do Azulejo (National Tile Museum), is in the 16th century Convent of Madre de Deus and houses a 15th to 20th century collection of Portuguese tiles, as well as a number of tiles from Spain and Holland;
• Museu da Água (Water Museum) - Barbadinhos Steam Pumping Station, where the history of Lisbon‘s water supply is traced, from Roman times until the present day and particularly the Águas Livres (Free Water) project.