Where to stay in Lisbon
Baixa and Chiado for first-timers, central and flat; Alfama for old-town charm and fado; Príncipe Real for a calm, upscale base; Bairro Alto only if you want nightlife outside your window.
Baixa and Chiado for first-timers, central and flat; Alfama for old-town charm and fado; Príncipe Real for a calm, upscale base; Bairro Alto only if you want nightlife outside your window.
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Flat, central and well connected, with shops, cafes and the river close by.
Hotels in Baixa and ChiadoSteep lanes below the castle, fado houses and viewpoints. Charming, but hilly.
Hotels in AlfamaLeafy squares, design shops and good restaurants, calm at night.
Hotels in Príncipe RealBars spill into the streets until late: fun to visit, noisy to sleep in.
Hotels in Bairro AltoStay in Baixa or Chiado: day 1 starts on foot, trams run to Belém, and trains to Sintra leave from Rossio.
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