Live Alfama by Tram 28 | 1BR

Set on the first floor of a traditional Alfama building, this 50 m² apartment includes a separate living room, one bedroom, a separate kitchen and a compact bathroom. Tram-inspired décor, yellow accents and warm wood finishes give the space a relaxed and distinctly Lisbon feel.

- Living & Dining Area

The living room includes a sofa bed, TV and a dining table for two, creating a practical space to unwind after exploring the city or enjoy meals at home.

- Kitchen

The separate kitchen is equipped for everyday stays with a hob, oven, microwave, mini-fridge, toaster, washing machine and coffee machine.

- Bedroom

The apartment has one bedroom with a double bed and bedside lighting, offering a more private space to rest.

- Bathroom

The apartment has one compact bathroom with a shower.

- Alfama on your doorstep

Alfama is made for wandering: narrow cobbled lanes, viewpoints, Fado houses, traditional restaurants and the unmistakable sound of Lisbon’s trams. Tram 28 runs nearby, while the riverfront, Baixa and many of Lisbon’s major sights can be reached on foot.

There are several local restaurants, cafés and convenience shops within a few steps of the apartment.

Why Stay Here

- Experience Alfama from one of its most characteristic streets
- Stay close to local restaurants, cafés and small neighbourhood shops
- Be near Tram 28 and several historic sights
- Explore viewpoints, Fado houses, the riverfront and Baixa on foot
- Enjoy a stay with more local character than a conventional hotel experience

Good to Know

- The apartment is on the first floor of a building without a lift.
- The street is strictly pedestrian, so the final part of the journey must be completed on foot.
- Access to the apartment involves steep and narrow stairs.
- The entrance door and some internal passages are narrow and have reduced headroom, which may be less comfortable for guests with limited mobility, large luggage or a taller height.
- The bathroom is small and not suitable for guests with reduced mobility.
- Hot water is provided by a storage water heater. After several consecutive showers, the system may need some time to reheat.
- The apartment does not have air conditioning.
- As this is an old building, sound insulation is limited and neighbouring sounds may occasionally be heard.
- Alfama is a lively neighbourhood, with pedestrian activity, trams, restaurants and street life. There is a restaurant immediately next to the building, so some noise and occasional food smells may be noticeable.
- There are ongoing works in the building, and some noise may occur during normal working hours.
- During June, the Santos Populares festivities make Alfama’s streets especially busy and noisy.

- 1 Living Room with sofa-bed
- 1 Bedroom with Double bed
- 1 Equipped kitchen
- 1 Bathroom with Shower
- Free WiFi

On the day of your arrival, a member of our team will be at the apartment to welcome you. To avoid any delays, please inform us your flight number and the estimated time of arrival at the apartment with at least 48 hours in advance. The information we’re requesting is very important for us to coordinate our team and to provide you the best welcoming experience. Without that information we cannot guarantee you a prompt check-in, so your cooperation is very important.

We are more than happy to assist you during your stay, so if you have any questions or if you are looking for some local recommendations, don't hesitate to contact us. We are here to help!

Alfama, Lisbon's oldest district, is a captivating tapestry of history, culture, and authenticity that unfolds through its narrow labyrinthine streets and centuries-old buildings. Nestled between the São Jorge Castle and the Tagus River, Alfama exudes a charm that is both timeless and enchanting.

Historic Charm:
Wander through Alfama's picturesque alleys, and you'll find yourself immersed in a living history. The neighborhood has retained its medieval Moorish influences, evident in its architectural details, tile-covered facades, and hidden courtyards.

Fado Soul:
Alfama is synonymous with Fado, the soul-stirring Portuguese music genre. As evening descends, the haunting melodies drift through the air from intimate Fado houses, creating an emotional soundtrack that echoes through the cobbled streets.

Scenic Vistas:
Perched on the undulating hills, Alfama offers breathtaking panoramic views of Lisbon and the Tagus River. Explore the viewpoints like Miradouro das Portas do Sol or Miradouro da Senhora do Monte for postcard-worthy scenes.

Local Flavors:
Alfama's authenticity is reflected in its local markets, traditional eateries, and cozy cafes. From the vibrant hustle of Feira da Ladra flea market to the aroma of freshly grilled sardines during the June festivities, every corner tells a story of Lisbon's rich culinary heritage.

Santos Populares Festivities:
In June, Alfama comes alive with the annual Santos Populares festivities. Streets are adorned with colorful decorations, music fills the air, and locals and visitors alike gather to celebrate Lisbon's popular saints in a joyous and lively atmosphere.

Hidden Gems:
Explore Alfama's hidden gems, including secret viewpoints, ancient churches, and unexpected squares. The neighborhood invites you to get lost in its charming nooks and crannies, each unveiling a new facet of its character.

Alfama is not merely a neighborhood; it's an immersive journey into the soul of Lisbon, where every step reveals layers of history, music, and local life waiting to be discovered.

Metro:
The nearest metro station is the Martim Moniz station, where you can easily connect to different parts of the city.

Trams:
The iconic Tram 28, which winds its way through many historic neighborhoods, including Alfama, stops nearby. This charming tram ride is a great way to explore Lisbon's picturesque streets.

Buses:
Several bus stops are likely to be in proximity, offering additional flexibility for reaching various destinations within the city.

Walking:
Given the central location, many attractions, shops, and restaurants are within walking distance, allowing you to explore the vibrant surroundings on foot.

￫ The property is Self-Catered. Complimentary basic items are provided for your arrival, including first-day toiletries, toilet paper, etc. These items are offered on a welcome basis only - replacements or re-fills are not provided.
￫ Bed and bath linen are provided according to the number of guests confirmed in the reservation. For stays longer than 7 nights, additional bed and bath linen will be provided for free at the check-in.
￫ The Cleaning Fee included in your reservation covers the check-out cleaning only. Extra cleanings or fresh linens can be requested during your stay and are subject to an extra fee - these requests must be done with at least 24 hours in advance.
￫ Check-in time starts from 15:00 to 22:00 (additional cost of 25€ for check-ins after 22:00). Only one set of keys will be provided.
￫ We are obligated by Portuguese law to collect our guest's Passport information.
￫ Check-out must be done until 11am. Before leaving, please place the keys on the main table.
￫ 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.
￫ The property is equipped with noise decibel monitoring sensors. This system performs advanced analysis while ensuring the privacy of our guests, as no cameras are used, and no sound is recorded. Only noise levels are measured, thus guaranteeing the tranquility and comfort of everyone during their stay.
￫ Crib and baby chair are available upon request and subject to an extra fee.
￫ For stays equal to or longer than 28 days, monthly consumptions exceeding €150 will be charged separately. By making the reservation, the guest agrees to these terms.

Please contact us for more information.