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Amazing 2 bedroom apartment located near the remarkable Marquês de Pombal Square. This beautifully decorated apartment promises to give you all the comfort you need in one of the best locations in Lisbon. A few steps from Avenida da Liberdade, the most expensive avenue in Lisbon, the apartment has easy access to public transport, namely the metro and several buses. Quite bright during the day, this apartment invites you to enjoy the wonderful Lisbon. Magnificently decorated apartment in simple and light tones and has elevator. It is absolutely perfect for couples or small families looking for some enjoyable days in Lisbon with all the main attractions of the city within walking distance. The apartment itself has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and a living / dining room. Despite being located in one of the most important and bustling areas of Lisbon, the apartment is in a very quiet street. ￫ During the stay, the guest is responsible for the safekeeping and proper use of the property's keys. Please avoid leaving them in the lock or mailbox. In the event that a specialized technician is needed for door opening or in case of damage to the key and/or lock, the costs associated with this service will be the responsibility of the guest. In case of key loss, a penalty will be applied. Good to Know: Compact apartment with 55 square meters; Limited parking in the area; Old and narrow elevator; Historic building with dated plumbing; Construction work in the surrounding area; Building maintenance and repair work scheduled to begin on August 26

Located between the Eduardo VII Park and the luxurious Avenida da Liberdade, the Marquês de Pombal Square is revealed as one of the most important historical squares in the city. It was Marquês de Pombal, the figure and monument in the center of the Rotunda, who planned and directed the reconstruction of Lisbon after the 1755 earthquake that left Lisbon in ruins. The expansion of the city from Lisbon to the north in the 19th century shifted the center of Rossio to Marquês de Pombal Square. Therefore, in 1934, stands this wonderful monument to Marquês de Pombal. With his hand on a lion, as a symbol of power, he admires his masterpiece: Baixa Pombalina de Lisboa. This square has been the scene of countless ludic and political events since the beginning of the 20th century, such as the Proclamation of the Portuguese Republic. Today, known for the Rotunda of Marquês de Pombal, it is one of the main traffic connections to various areas of the city. In addition, with the Eduardo VII Park next to it, more green zones and specific walks were created for the pedestrians to circulate.