Apartments in Alfama - the oldest district of Lisbon 06.11.2009
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Alfama is the oldest district of Lisbon, spreading on the slope between the St George Castle and the Tagus river.

The Lisbon earthquake in 1975 did not destroy the Alfama district, which has remained a picturesque labyrinth of narrow streets and small squares. Lately the neighbourhood has been invigorated with the renovation of the old houses and new restaurants where Fado can be enjoyed.

Visiting Alfama is to visit the architecture, the sounds and the smells of old Lisbon.

If you are looking for apartments in Alfama, Lisbon, see the accommodations we recommend:

Apartment in Lisbon 30 - Santa Clara/Alfama
This wonderful design apartment in Alfama is on the first floor of a building on Campo de Santa Clara, the place where the most famous flea market of Lisbon (Feira da Ladra - thieves' market) is held, every Tuesday and Saturday.

Apartment in Lisbon 37 - Alfama
Apartment 37 is wonderful flat located on the 3rd floor of a building from the 18th century, at Alfama one of the oldest parts of Lisbon.

Apartment in Lisbon 39 - Alfama
Apartment 39 in Alfama is a studio located on the ground floor of an ancient building. In the way it is renovated you can still see the structure of the old building's construction (an amazing stone arch). This apartment in Alfama is a short walking distance from the other picturesque neighbourhoods of Baixa and Castle.

Apartment in Lisbon 48 - Alfama
Apartment 48 is a charming, sunny apartment for your holidays in the beautiful old Alfama district of Lisbon. In this one bedroom apartment, though small, sleeps three people. It was recently renovated with old Portuguese style.

Apartment in Lisbon 49 - Graça/Alfama
This stylish high standard apartment is on the first floor of a building in Graça neighbourhood. Nearby you have various forms of traditional commerce, and it is walking distance from the majority of the most popular sightseeing destinations in Lisbon.

 

 

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