Renovated two bedroom Lisbon apartment located in the historic centre. Close to public transportation with free Wi-Fi access. Ideal for family holidays.
Five bedroom, newly renovated rental apartment, close to the Esperanca and Santo Antonio de Alfama restaurant. Fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi access.
Bright first floor one bedroom apartment in old part of historical Lisbon. Walking distance to Botanic Garden, National History Museum and supermarket.
The capital of Portugal, Lisbon is a city as wonderful for tourists to explore by day as it is by night. For a great introduction to the city, you can’t go past a ride on iconic Tram 28, which offers incredible views as it passes some of Lisbon’s best and most picturesque tourist attractions. Tram 28 begins its journey in Graca, before winding its way through Alfama, Baixa, Chiado, Bairro Alto and finally Campo Ourique. For more static sightseeing, make your way to Rossio, Lisbon’s main square, for a spot of people watching amongst the locals. Then, catch the ferry across the Tejo River to take in the spectacular views from the top of the Cristo Rei. For more exceptional views, head for Castelo de São Jorge (St. George's Castle), or perhaps catch the Santa Justa Elevator from downtown Lisbon to the heights of Bairro Alto. If all those tourist attractions have worked up an appetite, you can’t go past the delicious peri-peri smothered chicken at Bonjardim restaurant on Rua das Portas de Santo Antão, perhaps finished off with one of those delicious little Portuguese custard tarts. If you choose self-catering Lisbon accommodation, you can also take advantage of the excellent Mercado da Ribeira food market. By stocking up on fresh fruit, vegetables, meats, cheeses and bread, you’ll not only save money on dining out, but experience a true taste of local Lisbon life.
When to go to Lisbon
Lisbon is a fantastic year round holiday destination, with a mild climate across all seasons – the average temperature is a lovely 17°. Tourists can expect hot summer days and warm, sunny weather in spring and autumn.
Getting to and around Lisbon
Most tourists arrive in Lisbon via flights to Aeroporto da Portela. Once in Lisbon, the city is serviced by an excellent public transport system, including the metro, buses and trams. One of Lisbon’s greatest tourist delights, however, is wandering the narrow streets and alleys.
Where to stay in Lisbon
When choosing short term accommodation in Lisbon, apartments offer a great alternative to more expensive, touristy hotels. Not only will booking a Lisbon apartment save you money, you’ll enjoy more space, freedom and privacy too. HouseTrip has a range of quality self catering Lisbon accommodation options, many available to book in as little as six clicks.
Very nice apartment I would recommend to everybody. 10-15 min. walking distance to the city center. Thanks to our lovable host Mrs. Maria we felt welcome and...
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It would be hard to find a better place to stay in Lisbon. What a lovely time we had! The flat is really cosy, located in a quiet street in Santa Catarina bu...
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Very cosy and conveniently located apartment for all the Belem attractions (Jeronimos monastery, Maritime Museum, Planetarium, President's Palace, Cultural C...
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