Best Rossio holiday apartments

Discovering a foreign city is always particularly exciting; if you then find a very special accommodation for your stay, the holiday becomes a grandiose experience on all levels. Apartments in Lisbon are as diverse as the Portuguese capital itself offers facets. And so that you can also find your dream home, we have not only sorted our apartments, which are made available by private individuals – similar to couchsurfing in Rossio, Lisbon – according to the places concerned, but also offer you information about their location in the individual districts. Apartments at Rossio, Lisbon, are located around what is probably the most important square in the city, while private holiday apartments in Estefânia, Lisbon, are a little further northwest. But don’t worry: with public transport you can get from almost every point of the city back to the interesting and worth seeing centre.

Apartments at Rossio, Lisbon, the heart of the Portuguese capital

At the time when Lisbon became a big city and an important port, the Rossio, also called Praca de D. Pedro IV, became more and more important. Around the square were built the Hospital Real dos Todos os Santos, a baroque church and the Palácio das Almadas. During the centuries that followed, Rossio was the scene of revolutions and celebrations; today, the “Lisboetas” meet here, as do guests from all over the world. With an apartment at Rossio, Lisbon, you are making the right choice if you want to live centrally and explore the city on foot. It’s best to book your apartment at Rossio, Lisbon, right away, because Lisbon hosts many events throughout the year, attracting both national and international guests.

Our private holiday apartments at Rossio, Lisbon: pure relaxation and entertainment

Many guests say that Rossio is the most beautiful place in Lisbon. Take some time to find out if you want to agree to this. Walk from your private holiday home at Rossio, Lisbon, around the square and let the facades of the magnificent buildings work their magic on you, take a look at the statue of Dom Pedro IV or take a seat at your favourite fountain to watch the people passing by. Imagine how first-year students are baptized at these fountains in a solemn ceremony at the beginning of October. Look on the ground, too: The mosaic with which the square was designed is reminiscent of the waves of the sea and the vital importance of water. Do you smell the smell of freshly roasted chestnuts being sold here on every corner? Are you just getting hungry? Then choose one of the many cafés for a snack or a restaurant with typical Portuguese specialities: Fish dishes, lamb or goat meat. If you like grilled meat, you can choose Churrasco or Espetada. If you not only live like the locals in your private accommodation at Rossio, Lisbon, but also like them to eat and celebrate, you go out to dinner around 22 o’clock, because only at this time the restaurants fill up. Afterwards you can stroll through the city or go on towards the promenade, because here are the trendy clubs and bars. So don’t be surprised if you dance at one of the many parties until the sun rises.