For first-timers, the best neighborhoods to stay in Lisbon are Baixa and Chiado. These areas offer easy access to attractions, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of fun places you can get to on foot.

Together, the Rossio/Baixa/Chiado neighborhoods form the center of Lisbon's tourist districts, sandwiched between Bairro Alto to the west, Alfama to the east and the Rio Tejo to the south.

This hotel is located in downtown Lisbon, so travelers staying at AlmaLusa Baixa/Chiado will find themselves within walking distance of the city's top attractions. The small hotel offers 28 rooms ...

prosecco and cointreau which is Lisbon’s answer to Venice’s Bellini. Contact: hoteldochiado.pt Nearest metro: Baixa-Chiado Prices: ££ Getting in: Reservations recommended Here, visitors have ...

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