Lisbon
Lisbon (Portuguese: Lisboa) is the capital of Portugal. Known for thrilling nightlife, in the last few years it has become recognized as Europe's gambling centre, due to its two huge casinos.
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Hotels in Lisbon
 | Italia Residence  |
Score 7.425 from 84 reviews | | Av. Visconde Valmor, 67 |  |
| Italia Residence offers budget, 3-star accommodation in the centre of Lisbon, just 15 minutes away from the international airport. The Museum of Calouste Gulbenkian is also nearby.
The Residence provides rooms that are simply furnished and include cable TV.
Guests can relax on the outdoor terrace while enjoying a drink.
For meals, guests can find many restaurants and cafés nearby.
Itália Residence is within easy access to the main exits of Lisbon and public transportation links. It is also conveniently located near Av. República, Praça de Espanha, Saldanha and Campo Pequeno. ... more | | |
 | Altis Park Hotel  |
Score 7.725 from 182 reviews | | Av. Eng. Arantes e Oliveira, 9 |  |
| All guests have access to Olaias Club (100 meters away), which features an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, 7 tennis courts, 2 squash courts and a gym. ... more | | |
 | Pensão Residencial Dinastia  |
Score 7.075 from 178 reviews | | Rua Dom João V, nº 7. |  |
| A Taxi takes about ten minutes from the airport.
5 minutes walking from "Marquês de Pombal" Square, and ten minutes walking from "Bairro Alto" headquarters.
"Rato" underground station, 2 minutes distance, and bus direct to "Belém ". ... more | | |
 | Vip Executive Villa Rica Hotel  |
Score 7.825 from 338 reviews | | Av.5 de Outubro Nr. 295 |  |
| Unwind at the cigar bar or in the swimming pool (open Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 20:00, except for public holidays). Access to the swimming pool is possible when lessons are not going on. ... more | | |
 | Freedom Serviced Apartments - Bairro Alto  |
Score 9.075 from 126 reviews | | Travessa dos Fieis de Deus, 34 |  |
| Centrally located in one of Lisbon's oldest districts, Bairro Alto, these spacious and modern apartments feature free wireless internet access and offer the comforts of home with hotel services.
Freedom Serviced Apartments are fully furnished and provide spacious living areas, cooking and laundry facilities. The living area has modern audio-visual equipment.
The apartments are close to the bustling nightlife of Bairro Alto. The central location in Lisbon allows guests to easily access other districts and the city centre. ... more | | |
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Metropolitano de Lisboa
Two names are attached to the Lisboan metro network: Keil do Amaral and Maria Keil. Together they made the network not just an efficient way of getting around the town, but also an artistic journey. Keil do Amaral was as architect responsible for the terminal building at Lisbon's Portela Airport, and did numerous other public building projects. Maria Keil designed the wall coverings for the Lisbon subway over a period from 1957 to 1982. Covering nineteen stations with glazed painted tile or azulejo. This is a traditional Portuguese form of decorating wich you’ll find in many a church or governmental building, but which had fallen into disuse in the first half of the twentieth century. The best examples of her work you’ll find at the Intendente, Restauradores and Anjos.
| Full Day Private Tour to Arraiolos and Evora - UNESCO World Heritage City |
9 hours |
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You are invited to Evora, classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage City, due to its excellent preservation along the centuries.
The town of Evora has been developing itself without losing its primitive characteristics. That's why it deserved this "prize" from UNESCO. After leaving Lisbon, you will drive to Evora by the countryside roads of Alentejo, for a beautiful sightseeing tour by car.
In Evora, you will have enough time to walk its historical center and "feel" the atmosphere of this town. You will visit its famous Roman Temple and the interior of Evora's University, founded in the 16th century. Here, besides the possibility of admiring its architectural aspects, you will feel the true environment of the Portuguese student youth.
This is a unique experience, however it's not the only original visit. When your guides were walking in Evora, they found an amazing contemporary handicraft studio and today they will share this experience with you. This is an "off the beaten track" visit (closed on Sundays).
After Evora, you will visit Arraiolos to explore the traditional Alentejo village: the white immaculate houses with blue or yellow stripes, the castle at the top of the village that keeps guard over the fields of Alentejo, the typical slow pace of its people, the art of living and the embroiders working in the streets, making the famous and genuine Arraiolos carpets.
What you will experience on this tour is, above all, the tranquillity and a sample of the real Portugal.
This tour is operated in a luxury vehicle as you tour the majestic sites of Portugal.
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| A Passion For Wine - Private Wine Tour to Azeitao |
10 hours |
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On this private chauffeur-guided day tour you will be able to sample a small taste of what this region has to offer.
This relaxed tour is for those who want to know how Portuguese wines are made, or those who simply enjoy indulging in a sip or two. You will visit two wineries and a historic monument, Bacalhoa Palace.
At the first winery visited, you can see the grand daughter of the unique three who survived the atomic bomb in Japan. You will visit inside the winery and admire several tiles as well.
The second winery is one of the oldest in Portugal. Here you can taste wines made with an old technique. If you wish you can also taste the famous Azeitao cheese with the wine, one of the most famous cheeses in Alentejo.
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Centro de Arte ModernaHere you’ll find works of art by famous Portuguese sculptors and painters from 1910 to the present day. Metro: Praca Espanha, Sao Sebastiao
| type: | Hotspots |
| address: | Rua Dr. Nicolau Bettencourt, 1050 - Lisboa |
| tel: | +35 21 - 795 02 41 |
| openings: | closed at the moment |
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