## The space Welcome to our home! The cosy living area has a comfortable double sofa bed, and a TV, perfect for relaxing in the evening, while the dining table is great for social eating together. The kitchen is equipped with a stove, oven, fridge and more, to easily prepare a tasty home cooked meal. The cooking utensils and kitchenware are provided for your use as well. The first bedroom is complete with a queen bed that will be made up with hotel quality linens as well as a chest of drawers with plenty of storage space for you to make use of. The other bedroom is complete with 2 single beds, which will be made up with quality linens for your comfort. I hope you have a fantastic stay! ## Guest access Guests have access to all areas of the apartment. ## Guest interaction We are GuestReady, a property manager, and we want to ensure your stay will be as smooth and comfortable as possible. We are available 24/7 should you need any assistance during your stay. Kindly note that this is a personal home so please take good care of it as if it was your own. ## Other things to note Before your check-in we will send you your check-in options and where to pick the keys. Please n...

## The neighborhood The apartment is located in a very quiet and safe street where the authentic soul of Lisbon still resides, with 100m of numerous small restaurants, 1 supermarket and typically Portuguese grocery shops. This boulevard, built in the 19th century in the style of the Champs-Elysees in Paris, is the main avenue of the city. It runs north for a mile (1.6km) from Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal Square, and is more than 300 feet (90m) wide. Today the avenue still has a certain elegance with fountains and cafe tables shaded by trees, as well as a pavement decorated with abstract patterns. Some of the original mansions have been preserved, and many are outstanding from an architectural standpoint. In the avenue is also the Monument to the Heroes of the Great War, a tribute to the 50,000 Portuguese soldiers who fought in World War I. > Municipal Square - Home of the City Hall palace > Rua Augusta - The city's main shopping street > Conceição Velha Church - Church that survived the Great Earthquake > Santa Justa Elevator - An Eiffel Tower-like landmark with views over the city > Rossio Square - Lisbon's elegant main square > Figueira Square - Busy square and transporation hub > São Domingos Church - A church marked by tragedy > Rua das Portas de Santo Antão - Pedestrian street lined with seafood restaurants > Edward 7 Park - The city's largest park ## Getting around At 3 minutes walking is the subway station Liberdade, 5 minutes walk is Train station Rossio to Sintra, about 10 minutes walk to Cais do Sodré station where you can take the train or electric to Belém or train to Cascais. We also have a personal transfer service to and from the airport to our apartment.