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Conserveira de Lisboa isn’t just a name—it’s a taste of history. This century-old canning factory once preserved the soul of Lisbon’s seafood, and today it’s a sensory journey through tradition. Try your hand at packing tuna in tins, then savor the flavor of legacy, one bite at a time.
This elegant and upscale hotel is located on Avenida da Liberdade, perfect for both business and leisure! With 163 rooms featuring Sofitel MyBed bedding, you'll sleep in ultimate comfort. The 12 suites cater to all your needs. Enjoy delicious cuisine at Matiz Lisboa Restaurant & Bar, offering a mix of familiar favorites and new flavors. Complete with meeting rooms, a fitness center, and childcare services, this hotel has everything you need for a memorable stay in Lisbon!
This hotel is a perfect choice for families! Located in the heart of Lisbon, it offers easy access to attractions and features a kids' playground and game room to keep the little ones entertained. The outdoor pool is ideal for relaxing under the sun. Business travelers will appreciate the 10 naturally lit meeting rooms. After a busy day, unwind at the bar or enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant. Whether for family fun or work, this place has it all!
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Stay at Hotel Avenida Palace, a historic five-star hotel just a 5-minute walk from Conserveira de Lisboa, offering panoramic views of the Tagus River and the Lisbon skyline. This iconic hotel blends 19th-century elegance with modern luxury and provides exclusive access to a private canned fish museum tour, deepening guests’ understanding of Portugal’s traditional seafood preservation heritage.
Alternatively, consider boutique design hotels in the nearby LX Factory district—ideal for travelers seeking vibrant art scenes and creative cafés. The Tram 28 route passes right by these accommodations, connecting you seamlessly to Lisbon’s top attractions, making transit effortless and scenic.
The most convenient option is catching the Tram 28, which runs directly past Conserveira de Lisboa, passing through historic neighborhoods like Alfama and São Pedro de Penaferrima, reaching Rossio Square in about 15 minutes—the heart of central Lisbon. Alternatively, Cais do Sodré Metro Station is just 300 meters away; take Line 1 (Red Line) to swiftly reach major attractions such as Belém, Santa Justa Lift, and Castelo de São Jorge.
For a scenic alternative, walk along the Tagus River Promenade—a 25-minute stroll to Lisbon Cathedral, offering breathtaking views of the river, old city walls, and traditional architecture, blending urban charm with natural beauty.
Don’t miss the traditional canned fish workshop hosted by former factory staff—guests can participate in authentic sardine canning processes, learning centuries-old Portuguese food preservation techniques, followed by tastings of freshly packed oil-cured sardines and tomato-and-bread platters.
Weekend events often feature local craft markets and live music, showcasing artisans, organic farmers, and specialty producers selling handmade goods, regional wines, and sustainable products—highlighting Lisbon’s vibrant community spirit. For history lovers, guided tours into the original industrial warehouse reveal the site’s legacy as a national canning hub since the 1920s, offering a powerful connection between industrial heritage and urban memory.
Near Conserveira de Lisboa, families will enjoy Parque da Água, a riverside playground with slides, sand pits, and interactive fountains perfect for kids to play safely. Just 1.5 km away, Lisbon Oceanarium—Europe’s largest aquarium—offers immersive exhibits of marine life and hands-on educational zones ideal for children.
The Tram 28 route stops at São Pedro de Penaferrima and Alfama, both featuring safe walking paths and small museums that engage young minds with history and art. For a memorable outing, visit Belém Tower and the Maritime Museum, taking a short boat ride along the Tagus River to see hot air balloons rising and stunning bridge views—perfect for creating lasting family memories.
Stay at Hotel A7 or Pestana Palace Lisbon, both offering distinctive character within walking distance of Conserveira de Lisboa. These heritage properties blend industrial architecture with modern luxury, reflecting Lisbon’s maritime and canning history. Hotel A7 features a rooftop garden and panoramic views over the Tagus River, while providing curated cultural tours to explore the former tuna cannery’s legacy. Located just steps from metro access, these hotels offer seamless connectivity to downtown attractions, making them ideal bases for travelers seeking authentic local experiences.
Traveling to Conserveira de Lisboa from central Lisbon is straightforward. Take the Blue Line (Linha Azul) metro to Cais do Sodré station, then walk 10 minutes. Alternatively, buses 28E and 38E stop directly outside the museum. For a scenic journey, rent an electric bike and ride along the Tagus Riverfront, passing historic docks and preserved industrial façades. The area features well-maintained pedestrian paths and barrier-free access, ensuring easy navigation for tourists and locals alike—perfect for exploring Lisbon’s maritime heritage and riverside ambiance.
Near Conserveira de Lisboa, enjoy hands-on experiences like a guided tuna canning workshop, where you’ll replicate traditional Portuguese fish preservation techniques. Join a night photography tour along the Tagus River, capturing dramatic lighting on industrial ruins. The museum also hosts rotating exhibitions on Mediterranean cuisine, blending historical recipes with local ingredients. On weekends, visit the street art market, showcasing handmade ceramics, embroidery, and woodcraft by local artisans—ideal for discovering contemporary Lisbon’s creative soul.
Near Conserveira de Lisboa, try signature dishes at Tasca da Ribeira and Cervejaria Trindade. The former offers smoked mackerel with tomato sauce, inspired by the museum’s original canned fish; the latter excels in seafood rice and fried baby squid, paired with local white wine. Many eateries serve limited-edition industrial-themed menus, featuring desserts in vintage tin containers. Local cafés also highlight artisanal bread and regional honey, perfect for savoring Lisbon’s slow-food culture amidst historic surroundings.
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We stayed in the largest suite and were really impressed by the two full bathrooms with showers—super convenient, especially for a group or family. We spent five nights here, and housekeeping was excellent every day; the room was always clean and fresh. Breakfast was decent—above average, but not quite on par with the Sofitel in Paris, which we’ve experienced before. That said, prices are much more reasonable here, and considering the cost difference, it’s actually a great value. The Paris location truly is premium-priced, so this Lisbon property holds its own well. Outside the hotel, there’s a highly-rated Asian restaurant just across the street—great food, authentic flavors, and a lovely atmosphere. We stopped by for dinner after exploring the city and loved it. Overall, this stay was fantastic. The location is central, the staff friendly, and the rooms spacious and well-designed. I’d definitely come back to Sofitel Lisbon Liberdade on my next visit to Lisbon.
I stayed at Novotel Lisboa for one night and was really impressed overall. The room was spacious and very comfortable, with plenty of room to move around. The bathroom stood out—large, spotlessly clean, and well-designed, making it a real pleasure to use. For breakfast, the selection wasn’t overly large, but everything was fresh and well-prepared. I enjoyed the local pastries, fresh fruit, and a good variety of drinks. The location is excellent—just a short metro ride from the city center, and there are plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby. It’s a great value for money option if you're visiting Lisbon, and I’d definitely consider booking here again on my next trip.
Staying at Mercure Lisboa Hotel was a great experience overall. The location is incredibly convenient—just a 5-minute walk to bus stops, with a large supermarket, post office, and metro station nearby. Ordering food via Uber Eats was quick and easy, making dining out hassle-free. The rooftop pool is small, so it’s not ideal for kids under 120 cm, but they do provide towels and complimentary drinks, and the cleanliness of the area stood out. I’d definitely recommend this hotel for its value-for-money offering. One of the biggest perks? Free parking included at just €11 per day—perfect for travelers driving into Lisbon. Breakfast was standard fare—nothing fancy, but reliable with basics like bread, jam, and coffee. While it didn’t blow me away, it got the job done. All in all, this is a solid choice if you're looking for comfort, convenience, and a good balance between price and quality.
My partner and I absolutely loved our stay at Ando Living São Nicolau House in Lisbon! The location couldn’t be better—just a short walk from local cafes, shops, and public transit, making it super easy to explore the city. The apartment itself is spacious, stylish, and very comfortable, with modern amenities that made our trip feel seamless. We appreciated the quiet, residential vibe and the privacy it offered. One thing to note: there’s no front desk or concierge service, so you won’t be able to check in ahead of time or store luggage. But for travelers who value independence and a home-like atmosphere, this is a perfect fit. Overall, a fantastic experience with great value and a central spot—highly recommend!
The room was excellent—clean, well-maintained, and comfortably furnished with everything we needed. The bed was particularly cozy, making for a restful night’s sleep. What really stood out was the location: just steps from the metro station, which made getting around Lisbon effortless. We were close to major attractions like the cathedral and the main bus tour stops, so we could easily plan our days without wasting time on transit. There were also plenty of local cafes and casual eateries nearby, perfect for grabbing a quick bite or coffee. Overall, this hotel offers fantastic value for money, especially for travelers who want convenience without breaking the bank. Our stay exceeded expectations, and I’d definitely book here again on future visits to Lisbon.
Staying at this charming little guesthouse in Lisbon was an absolute highlight of my trip. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the metro and surrounded by great cafes, shops, and restaurants. The room was cozy and thoughtfully decorated, with a super comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. The hosts were incredibly welcoming and helpful, always going the extra mile to make guests feel at home. One thing to note: the walls between rooms are quite thin, so you can hear footsteps clearly—though this didn’t bother me much since the street outside was completely quiet. I also appreciated that they offered a gluten-free breakfast upon request—super thoughtful for those with dietary needs. Overall, it’s a hidden gem with excellent value, warm hospitality, and a peaceful atmosphere. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat.
We came here with friends to try out the brand-new brunch experience at Palácio do Visconde, and it completely lived up to the hype. I’d visited before for breakfast—delicious—but this brunch was on another level. The food was exceptional, the coffee-infused drinks were inventive and perfectly balanced, and every dish we tried left us impressed. Portions were generous, service was warm and attentive, and the overall vibe was elegant yet relaxed. It’s clear they put real thought into every detail. We’ll definitely be back—maybe even more than once. A standout experience in Lisbon’s culinary scene.
We stayed for four nights and absolutely loved it! The room came with fresh fruit, milk, eggs, coffee, and tea—such a thoughtful welcome. The kitchen was fully equipped with a dishwasher and a coffee maker, making self-catering super convenient. Initially, we were assigned a room with a glass-enclosed toilet and bathtub, which wasn’t quite our style, so we requested a change the next day. They moved us to a ground-floor room with a regular bathroom—quick and hassle-free. Everything else was perfect: clean, quiet, well-located near the metro, and great value for money. Would definitely book again if ever in Lisbon!
My stay at Turim Europa Hotel was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. The warm welcome began with the bell staff, and the front desk team—especially Clara and her colleagues—went above and beyond with their friendly, attentive service. The bar staff and housekeeping crew were equally professional and courteous. The hotel is perfectly located near a wide variety of restaurants, and I highly recommend trying Cardo Restaurant for authentic Portuguese flavors and drinks—excellent food and top-notch service. Just a 5-minute walk to Parque Metro Station (Blue Line), which connects to major attractions and other transit lines, making exploration around Lisbon super convenient. It’s also less than 5 minutes to the Pink Line if you’re heading to the airport—very practical. Thanks to the platform for offering such a great selection of accommodations; it made my Lisbon trip memorable and stress-free.
Perfectly located just steps from the heart of Lisbon, yet tucked away in a quiet side street—ideal for a peaceful stay without sacrificing convenience. We stayed for four nights and were genuinely impressed by the warm, attentive staff who went out of their way to recommend local restaurants, day trips, and hidden gems around the city. Breakfast was exceptional—fresh, delicious, and well-prepared, easily one of the best we’ve had on our travels. The whole experience felt personal and thoughtful, making this hotel stand out. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort, charm, and great service in a prime location.
My stay at Vila Galé Ópera was absolutely fantastic. Located just minutes from the city center, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring Lisbon’s top attractions and dining spots. The hotel is clean, stylish, and well-maintained throughout—every detail feels thoughtfully designed. My room was spacious, with a comfortable bed and excellent soundproofing, making for a peaceful night’s sleep. The staff were friendly and efficient, and check-in and check-out were smooth and quick. Free Wi-Fi was reliable, and the overall value for money was outstanding. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this place hits all the right notes. I’ll definitely be back.
Staying at Brown's Avenue Hotel was an absolute delight! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. The room was spacious, immaculately clean, and the bed was one of the most comfortable I've ever slept on—perfect for recovering after a day of exploring. Located right on Avenida da Liberdade, it’s just steps away from great shopping, cafés, and restaurants. I loved how walkable everything was, especially heading into the historic city center. The breakfast spread was fantastic—huge variety, fresh pastries, local treats, and plenty of options for every taste. Best part? You can explore the old town without needing a taxi or long walks. This hotel offers unbeatable convenience and comfort. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next trip to Lisbon—it’s a true gem!
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