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Things to know before booking serviced apartments in Lisbon
How many serviced apartments are available for booking in Lisbon?
There are over 121 serviced apartments in Lisbon with more being added every day. In total, TheSqua.re has over 250,000 apartments across the globe that are waiting to be booked. Book Now .
What are the most popular luxury serviced apartments in Lisbon?
The best 5 and 4 star serviced apartments in Lisbon are
What is the price range of serviced apartments available in Lisbon?
Prices start from £49 per night and increase from there. Bear in mind that the type of apartment and number of guest will affect the overall price. Book Now .
What offers are currently available for booking serviced apartments in Lisbon on TheSqua.re?
To see a selection of Lisbon offers, please visit our offers and coupon page .
How do I search for the best serviced apartments in Lisbon on TheSqua.re?
Choose a part of Lisbon you want to visit and search for the perfect stay for you using our easy search tool. Begin your search here .
Do Lisbon serviced apartments provide breakfast, gym & other extra services?
Some of the apartment buildings in Lisbon will offer bed and breakfast or gym membership, whereas others may provide them with an extra charge. The apartment listing will make that clear. Other services include airport pick-up, meet and greet and so much more. Book your stay here for the full TheSqua.re experience.
Can I have guests in a Lisbon serviced apartments?
That depends on the policy of the apartment/building management. You may have to enquire first when making your booking in Lisbon serviced apartments.
Why is staying in a serviced apartments in Lisbon better than a hotel?
Serviced apartmentsLisbon have all the features of home, are centrally located and have other astounding attributes that make them better than hotels, as covered here .
Furnished Apartments Lisbon
Choosing a serviced apartment in Lisbon will be a perfect choice for your trip to Portugal’s capital. Lisbon effortlessly blends traditional heritage with modern vibrancy, with its historic buildings bedecked in the infamous blue tiles, as well as stunning examples of cutting-edge contemporary architecture. The city not only boasts an incredible wealth of cultural attractions, but also a buzzing nightlife, complemented by a temperate climate, year-round. What’s more, the incredible hillsides that surround Lisbon offer nature-lovers a fantastic opportunity to enjoy scenic walking trails, offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape.
Where to stay in Lisbon
Where you choose to stay will of course depend on the reason for your trip, but those looking for a more comfortable stay may wish to consider serviced apartments in Lisbon. These properties offer a convenient home-from-home base from which to enjoy the city - affording you complete privacy, as well as the convenience of full cooking facilities for those looking to self-cater. Thesqua.re presents a range of such properties, from luxury studios to corporate housing. Each of our properties has been selected according to its high standard of interior, the desirability of its location and its range of amenities - ensuring you get the best the city has to offer.
What to do in Lisbon
Many first time visitors to the city will find they can spend hours simply walking around and enjoying the sights and sounds of the different neighbourhoods. Much of Lisbon’s incredible architectural heritage is easy to find, with picture-postcard opportunities on just about every street. Of course, at some point, it is also essential to find a bakery offering the city’s infamous delicacy - Pastéis de Nata.
Lisbon also offers an incredible selection of museums and galleries. Anyone wanting to learn about Portugal's history as a colonial power will find numerous maritime and national history museums in the city centre, whilst art lovers will find a good selection of both modern and classic galleries.
Another must for visitors to Lisbon is a day trip to the nearby town of Sintra. The historic settlement offers stunning examples of neo-Manueline architecture, as well as ancient castles and mysterious 19th-century estates. Just thirty minutes from the centre of Lisbon, it is one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations and an essential excursion from the capital.
Tips for staying in Lisbon
Places to eat
Lisbon offers some of the best dining anywhere in the world. La Buvette da Mãe d´Água Restaurante, Alma, Taberna Sal Grosso and Belcanto are some of the best options if you are looking to sample some traditional Portuguese cuisine, whilst Come Prima and Tantura offer a contemporary take on various European cuisine. For something a little more laid back, there are also places like Josephine Bistro & Bar and Restaurant Grill D. Fernando.
Shopping
As a modern capital, Lisbon offers visitors plenty of great places to shop. There are several large-scale shopping centres, such as Amoreiras Shopping Center, Centro Colombo, and Armazens do Chiado - all of which offer a selection of retailers, from high street fashions to consumer electronics. Alternatively, for those looking to pick up local goods, there are also several markets, including Mercado de Santa Clara and Mercado da Ribeira.
Attractions
Lisbon boasts a huge wealth of attractions and things to see. First-time visitors will want to visit the famous historical landmarks, such as the Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery and Castelo de São Jorge. There’s also the National Sanctuary of Christ the King, Bairro Alto and Rossio Square - all of which are must-sees. Finally, for those looking to experience some of Lisbon’s fascinating history, there’s Museu do Oriente and Museu Nacional dos Coches.
Transport
Lisbon has a comprehensive and reasonably priced public transport system, consisting of buses, trains, trams and even water taxis. Trams are arguably the best and most cost-effective means of travelling between the key tourist hotspots, whilst buses provide an easy way of reaching the suburbs. Alternatively, the city also has a great network of cycle routes, so renting a bike is a great way of making shorter trips.
Corporate housing in Lisbon
We provide a wide range of fully furnished apartments for business travellers in Lisbon, located in strategic locations which allow for easy commute as well as amenities like a fully equipped kitchen and high-speed Wifi.Lisbon's economy is based primarily on the manufacturing and services industries. Deloitte, BNP Paribas and Man Financial Services Portugal are some of the major employers representing the financial services, and there is also a strong telecommunications presence, with firms such as Teleperformance and Nokia operating major bases locally.