Lisboa

The sun shines for 290 days a year in the Portuguese capital to charm us with a singular light.

Bathed by the Tagus river and with white sand beaches right around the corner, Lisbon is a happy blend of tradition and modernity. This unique character is reflected everywhere, marrying ancient castles and palaces with picturesque neighbourhoods and modern buildings.

It’s the place to enjoy a surprising and rich gastronomy tradition with the latest flavours from a young and exciting new generation of chefs. Lisboa is Fado, but it’s also youthful and inviting.

Chiado is the heart of the city. It is the nerve center of Lisbon and one of the most coveted areas in the country. Surprise yourself with the nobility of a neighborhood full of palaces and where famous theaters, century-old bookstores and historic cafes have been established. It is through these elegant buildings that you can glimpse Michelin-starred restaurants and all the bohemian, artistic and intellectual life.

Housekeeping, housekeeping and gardening services. Mail and parcel management, during periods of absence.

Avenidas Novas (New Avenues) is the decidedly bourgeois Lisbon neighbourhood, dynamic and prosperous. It’s a business-driven centre but also a place of leisure and culture. One of its main symbols, beloved by all lisboans, is Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, the most celebrated cultural institution in the city.

Built between 1879 and 1886, Avenida da Liberdade is the main avenue of the city. Inspired by the parisian Champs-Elysées, is the most exclusive area in Lisbon with its many palaces, luxury stores and hotels.

Estrela, named after a famous convent, is a luxury jewel right in the centre of Lisbon. The chosen place for museums and embassies, this elegant neighbourhood displays many monuments and sumptuous gardens for everyone.

Logistical support in all needs: booking hotels and restaurants; trips, excursions, transfers and car rental.

Castelo (Castle) is the birthplace of Lisbon and one of its most traditional and noble neighbourhoods. Full of character and amazing open views to the Tagus river, Castelo conquers us with its authentic beauty, history-filled streets and easy-going nature.

This is the place from where the Portuguese adventurers sailed to discover the new world. Known for its beauty and waterfront, Belém is also the home of Lisbon’s most important monument (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos) and most famous food delicacy, Pastel de Nata.