Historical Reflection: Lisbon and its National Library
“With more than a century of existence, the National Library of Portugal reflects the grandeur of the historic architecture and elegance that characterize the buildings of the same era in Lisbon. When walking through the streets of the city, the presence of this historical magnitude is remarkable, also evidencing the impacts of the transformations carried out after the earthquakes of 1755. In addition, it is possible to observe the unique details that enrich the oldest district in Europe.”
Amazing things in Lisbon
An unforgettable experience through centuries-old streets and buildings
Walking through the streets of Lisbon is like taking a trip back in time, where history and elegance merge. The centuries-old buildings that surround the city are silent testimonies of centuries of transformations and landmark events. These majestic constructions reveal not only the grandeur of the historic architecture, but also the adaptations and renovations needed after the earthquakes of 1755. Every quirky detail of these buildings and the unique atmosphere of Europe’s oldest neighbourhood make the experience of exploring Lisbon truly unforgettable.
All you need to know to ensure your trip is perfect.
We have some amenities that might be perfect for you!
Breakfast
Our breakfast has a low value of €7
But with a variety of options, this breakfast must be requested in advance, and will be served in the kitchen from 08:00 to 10:00 AM
Private parking
We have private parking, this space is a few meters from the GuestHouse, and needs to be requested in advance
the cost per day: €15
Use of public transport, and proximity to the center of Lisbon
Ease of using public transport, as we have a perfect location and very close to one of the stations, and also to one of Lisbon’s most famous cable cars, the 28
An incredible city full of history and culture.
Discover The City
You are in a city where people are never bored. Immerse yourself in local art exhibitions, neighbourhood events, seasonal activities and numerous parks.
Lisbon Cold Greenhouse
Estufa Fria de Lisboa’s mission is to be a leisure and cultural space, of tourist interest and as a privileged educational resource, in the city of Lisbon, to promote the value of plants, with a view to adopting promotional behaviors biodiversity conservation, in a sustainability strategy.
Local Food Tour
The recipe dates back to 1834, when the Jerónimos Monastery (another tourist attraction in Lisbon) was going through times of need. To raise funds, a clergyman decided to start selling pastries in a shop next to the monastery. The Belém area, no matter how far it was from Lisbon at the time, attracted many tourists because of the Belém Monastery and Tower. Visitors soon began to taste the pastel de nata that gained fame.
