Apartment 1 chambre Lisboa Ciudad

Located in the authentic district of Graça, right in the heart of historical Lisbon a stone's throw away from the viewpoint of Senhora do Monte, the most beautiful point of view of Lisbon offering a sublime panorama on the city and the Tagus.
This comfortable apartment of 75 m2 is located on the floor of an old building with azulejo facades, glazed earthenware tiles and decorated typical of Lisbon.
Modern, Well appointed and tastefully decorated, this beautiful pied-à-terre is composed of a bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom with bath, a fully equipped modern kitchen with washing machine and dishwasher.
The living room has a convertible sofa that can accommodate an extra guest and a flat screen TV with all international channels.

– ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• CUSTOM DELIVERY OF KEYS
Check in time: from 16:00 to 22:00. After 22:00 – there is an additional charge for late arrival: €40 (to be paid on site in cash)
Check out time: before 10am.
Check in and check out flexibility depending on availability

• EXTRA SERVICES – Price on request
Crib and/or high chair – 20€
Cleaning during the stay
Airport transfer
Tours / Excursions
Cruise on the Tagus
Surf
Babysitting
Breakfast


GRAÇA
The best way to reach Graça is to take the legendary tram 28, which passes 100 meters from the apartment and crosses all the historic districts of the city.
Several buses will also take you to different key points of the city.
Finally the metro station "Martim Moniz" 10 min walk.

Graça sits atop one of Lisbon's seven hills.
This peaceful neighborhood reveals a grandiose panorama and architectural treasures: churches and convents, working-class villas and aristocratic quarters. Graça has the charm of Lisbon without age, the Lisbon Fado romantic and warm.
The belvedere "Senhora do Monte" is spectacular; it is the highest point of the whole city.

THE HISTORY
During the Christian reconquest, Graça was a gigantic olive grove occupied by Arab peasants. The Augustinian monks chose this "village" outside the walls to build their religious buildings. From the 15th century - period of great discoveries - aristocrats invested in the neighborhood, known for its clean air. During the industrial revolution, around 1850, the workers' villas were born.