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Príncipe Real 15
Príncipe Real 15
A charming and peaceful place in the heart of Lisbon.
It is a charming one bedroom apartment set on the first floor of a tile building located right in the center of Lisbon (Principe Real/ Bairro Alto), in a really peaceful zone but at the same time really close from the typically shopping zones, the trendiest restaurants and nightlife spots. If you want to “feel at home in Lisbon”, this is the perfect choice for you! Here you will feel the Lisbon life with everything at a walking distance. Details: - 1 bedroom with double bed - Living room with table an chairs - Kitchen full equipped - Bathroom with bathtub Amenities: - 2 ring stove - Oven - Fridge - Freezer - Dish washer - Washing machine - Microwave - Toaster - Magic wand - Coffee machine - Juice machine - Kettle - Linen and towels - Cable TV - Internet – Wi fi - DVD Player - Hair Dryer - Heaters The supermarket is 5 minutes walking distance and the nearest metro station (Baixa/Chiado), less than10 minutes walking distance. Nearby you will find: - Bairro Alto (5m walk) - famous for its vibrant nightlife, full of restaurants and bars fitting every taste and budget. You won’t forget the narrow streets full of people just outside the bars chatting and watching the night goes by! - Chiado (10m walk) – an elegant and sophisticated neighborhood in the city center with trendy hotels, restaurants and also perfect for shopping! - Praça das Flores (5m walk) – a lovely and romantic leafy square with delicious cafes. Perfect to relax and watch the children playing around; - Príncipe Real Garden (5m walk) - a pleasant square and shady garden. In the center of the square is a café and some exotic trees, including a hundred-year-old cedar that looks like a giant umbrella, all surrounded by colorful 19th century mansions. Security Deposit - €200 LocationPrincipe Real, Lisbon Characteristicts
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Principe RealPrincipe Real, was planned out in 1860 as a residential neighbourhood, here you are surrounded by cafes, (some outdoors) restaurants, art galleries and antique stores. On the week ends the streets are very busy with people going in and out of bars late at night and into the early morning. The Jardim Principe Real, surrounded by colourful buildings is small but wonderful; there is a huge cedar tree that has been crawling for years over a huge trellis so to train its long branches. Rua da Escola Politecnica is the name of the main street; it got its name from the old university of science faculty, which at one time used to be a school for nobles and a training school for Jesuits, now the Natural History Museum. The Botanical Garden which served educational purposes was designed in the mid 1800´s; it runs along the northern side of the building, and houses a variety of rare species. The Rua da Escola Politécnica changes names every so often until it reaches Cais do Sodré and the river Tejo. Strolling down the street towards the river you reach the Miradouro São Pedro de Alcântara; from this belvedere you have a magnificent view of eastern Lisbon and across to the downtown area. Further down the street you´ll reach Bairro Alto and Chiado with its cafes, restaurants and fancy stores. Finally you´ll reach the train station at Cais do sodré, with trains going to Cascais and Estoril, another haven for restaurants, cafes and stores. 
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