Welcome to Lisbon

This manual is your guide to navigating your apartment, exploring hidden gems, and having key contacts handy. With insider tips, we’ll help you live like a local and feel at home during your stay.

Learn more about your temporary home

House rules & cleaning

Wifi & amenities

Community

Check-in

Parking & mobility

Check-out

Guest benefits

Apps for your stay

Lisbon made easy:
Your go-to map

We’ve put together a map guide that gives you instant access to everything you need to know about your new home away from home.
Discover our top recommendations for restaurants, bars, cafés, local shops, landmarks, and even parking. With just one click, you’ll have the city at your fingertips, ready to explore and enjoy.

Let us help you make the most of your Lisbon experience!

Cultural insights about life in the city

Life in Lisbon is a harmonious blend of history and modernity, where fado music, festivals, and gastronomy reflect its soulful charm.

Explore its cultural richness and friendly vibe. Lisbon offers an experience that’s as soulful as it is welcoming.

Café culture

Life in Lisbon often starts at a café. Locals gather to enjoy an espresso (bica) or a pastry, like the famous pastel de nata. Cafés are places to unwind, catch up with friends, or simply watch the world go by, embodying the city’s relaxed pace of life.

Sunday by the waterfront

Sundays in Lisbon often revolve around leisurely strolls along the Tagus River or relaxing at a riverside café. Families and friends come together to share meals of grilled sardines, bacalhau, and a glass of vinho verde, embracing the city’s love for simple pleasures and good company.

Miradouro views

Lisbon’s miradouros (viewpoints) are central to its culture. Locals and visitors alike gather at these spots to enjoy panoramic views of the city’s terracotta rooftops and the river below. These scenic locations are perfect for quiet reflection or lively conversations over a glass of wine.

Life on foot

Lisbon’s iconic cobblestone streets and steep hills make walking an adventure. Exploring neighborhoods like Alfama or Bairro Alto reveals hidden gems, from traditional azulejos tiles to lively street art. Comfortable shoes are a must, and a tram ride can add to the charm of discovering the city.