Lisbon

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Welcome to Lisbon.

Steeped in history, Lisbon is an increasingly cosmopolitan and ancestral city. Located in banks of the Tagus River, with its seven hills, it enchants everyone that is visiting. Land of navigators and conquerors, the Portuguese capital is a window into a world of historical discoveries capable of providing a contemporary experience.

For centuries, Largo do Corpo Santo , where the hotel is located, was a place for fishermen and a shipyard. Its name is due to the presence of the old hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Graça , built in the 15th century, which kept an image of S. Pedro Gonçalves, or “Corpo Santo”, considered miraculous and venerated by fishermen.

São Jorge Castle with its panoramic view over Lisbon; the labyrinthine streets of Alfama and its Fado houses; Chiado with its street shops and the ruins of Convento do Carmo ; the Jerónimos Monastery , which blesses the Tagus estuary and, of course, the Belém pastries to sweeten your visit.

Let yourself be carried away by the magic and the stories of the city's nooks and crannies.

Mercado da Ribeira

Largest Market in Lisbon In 2014, Time Out magazine transformed the largest market in Lisbon into a food court for gourmets. It is an impressive place where you can find all kinds of dishes, from typically Portuguese to Asian and Italian, created by award-winning chefs and some of the best restaurants in Lisbon.

Commerce Square

The emblematic square in the capital Is the most emblematic square in the capital and one of the largest in Europe. Located by the Tagus river and surrounded by 18th century buildings, it offers one of the most beautiful 360º views of the city with the Tagus, the ministries and its arcades, the Lisbon Cathedral and the Rua Augusta Arch.

Rua Augusta

Connecting Rossio and Praça do Comércio The most famous pedestrian street in the city, Rua Augusta attracts tourists and Lisboetas with its countless shops, restaurants and street entertainment. It connects two of the most beautiful squares in the city, Rossio and Terreiro do Paço.

Chiado

Symbolic Neighborhood Known for its high street trade, theaters and literary cafés, which were frequented by writers, poets and intellectuals, Chiado is one of the most symbolic and traditional neighborhoods in Lisbon. In this cosmopolitan part of the city you will find some of its oldest shops.

Bairro Alto

Going out at night The epicenter of Lisbon's nightlife, Bairro Alto is made up of small narrow streets lined with bars, restaurants and shops. Although it is still open to local traffic, it is a neighborhood where people live and live on the street.

A Time Travel

From this Lisbon of “other eras”, we have on the -1 floor, 33m2 of Fernandina wall to visit.

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