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Stay in the heart of Lisbon at this charming 4-bedroom guesthouse in Praça da Figueira. Each bedroom features a private bathroom, while the shared living room offers fast Wi-Fi and a curated book collection. Housed in a traditional building with original tiles and wooden floors, this space blends Portuguese History with modern comfort—perfect for exploring Lisbon’s city center.

The apartment is located in the center of the city, Baixa. Baixa is an elegant district that contains the grid of streets north of the famous Praça do Comércio, between Cais do Sodré and the Alfama district beneath the São Jorge Castle. It then extends northwards towards the Rossio and Figueira squares, and one of the most important avenues in Lisbon, the 1100m long Avenida da Liberdade. Baixa neighbors Chiado, The shopping hub of Lisbon. This vibrant and cosmopolitan area hosts a variety of charming old bookshops, local and major international fashion brand outlets, restaurants, and cafés. In fact, the Café Brasileira, one of the oldest café´s in the city, can be found here. Other local attractions: GARRET STREET The easiest way of walking to get to Baixa-Chiado is through Rua Garret. It hosts a number of remarkable historical shops, such as the Bertrand Bookshop, distinguished by the Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest bookshop founded in 1732 and other recommended spots such as the Armazéns do Chiado, the busy shopping mall of Chiado, and the Santini Ice Cream store located right opposite the mall. ELEVADOR DE SANTA JUSTA The famous elevator was inaugurated in 1902 and built by a Portuguese-French engineer who studied with the architect of the Eiffel tower, Mesnier du Ponsard. Using steam as an energy source, as it did back in the day, it takes you up to the top to admire the downtown landscape. It is also connected via a passage to the Carmo Convent and museum, another spot worth visiting in the area! PRAÇA DO COMÉRCIO Impossible to miss, the iconic Praça do Comércio, also called Terreiro do Paço, is the original spot where the royal palace was located until the massive destruction caused by the 1755 earthquake. It was recently considered as one of the most beautiful and perfectly dimensioned squares of Europe. You can also climb up the Archway of Augusta to get a spectacular view of the square, the river, and the surrounding area.