SE DE LISBOA
The enormous fortress-like cathedral built over centuries is planted on the front hillside of the Castle of São Jorge, a hubof Christianity that goes back to Roman history. This neighbourhood is where the Marques de Pombal began his urban planning in order to rebuild after the earthquake that hit Lisbon in 1755. It has some of the finest of this particular architecture which was named after him. Elegant streets and buildings with stunning river views and a sunny exposition characterise this neighbourhood which is a well-kept secret for residents who know the quality of life, despite the flow of tourists. It is walking distance across Baixa to Chiado, Liberdade and the Tejo riverside.
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SÉ DE LISBOA
A sacred temple with fortress architecture, right in the middle of the city. The oldest church in today's Portuguese capital Lisbon Cathedral, which was built during the reign of King Afonso Henriques after the conquest of Lisbon from the Moors, was commissioned in 1147 and is therefore considered to be the oldest church in the current Portuguese capital.
RESTAURANTE SÁLA
A modern take on Portuguese cuisine turned into a fine dining experience. The chef's culinary approach is strongly influenced by the travels of the Portuguese and the close connection with the national cuisine and its products. In this regard, they particularly favor fish and seafood on the menus.
CLUBE DE FADO
A restaurant and a fado club, a delight both to the taste and to the ears. If you want to enjoy excellent traditional Portuguese cuisine, the sound of a Portuguese guitar and the best Portuguese fado voices, come to our “Fado Club”. When you cross our threshold, you will immediately feel a different atmosphere: warm, romantic, almost mystical!