Alfama - National Pantheon

Travessa do Zagalo Nº 19 3 Andar, Near Castle of Sao Jorge, Lisbon, NA 1100-622, Portugal

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May

Alfama - National Pantheon, Lisbon

Alfama - National Pantheon

Alfama - National Pantheon offers self-contained apartments within an antique building in a central location in Lisbon a 1-minute walk from Feira da Ladra flee market and the National Pantheon. One apartment is located on the ground floor and the other on the 3rd floor and both include a fully equipped kitchen. One has sloped ceilings and offers National Pantheon views from the equipped terrace. The living room has a sofa bed which can accommodate a 3rd and 4th guest. Both apartments offer free Wi-Fi access and pets are allowed on request. Guests are greeted with a bottle of fresh vinho verde and a basket of fruits. Santa Apolónia Train and Metro Station is 2 minutes’ walking and offers a supermarket. Guests will find restaurants bars and shops within walking distance. The picturesque Alfama district is an 8-minute walk offering the opportunity to enjoy Fado music houses. Lisbon International Airport is located 5 km away. The lively Bairro Alto district is 3 km and São Jorge Castle is 15 minutes’ walking offering some of the best panoramic views of Lisbon. Take the 600-metre walk to Miradouro da Graça and Senhora do Monte viewpoints and enjoy an unforgettable sunset.

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Wonderful

2 reviews

Customers Review

Cleanliness 5

Comfort 5

Neighborhood 5

Condition 5

Recomendation 100%

“A must place to visit if you are in Lisbon. Beautiful from inside and outside. There is amazing terrace at the top of the pantheon which overlooks the city. Additionally there is an exhibition about the history of the church.”

— Alexandra Skotenko

“I think that this place is one of my favorite buildings I've been in while touring Lisbon. It's meticulous and really open. There's not a lot of furniture clutter so you can just truly appreciate the beauty of the building. I went by it several times during my stay. I enjoyed seeing it while I was there for the market which is just outside of it on Saturdays.”

— Nicki Mills