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Alcântara

Former warehouses, port infrastructure and hillside housing give the area an unusually layered urban fabric. The lower riverside zone retains an industrial scale, while steep, irregular streets above reveal an older pattern of apartment buildings and neighbourhood streets.

Stands out

  • Plenty of local restaurants for eating out most nights.
  • Numerous local schools help anchor family life here.

Who it's for

  • You value many dining options within your immediate neighbourhood.
  • You want easy access to multiple schools in one area.

What to consider

  • You're chasing Lisbon's very cheapest rents or purchase prices.
  • You rely on the metro for daily commuting.

METRO

Not served by Metro de Lisboa
No metro station lies within 500 m of this area. Buses and trams may still serve it.
Housing

Average property price

2025 year

4,658€ / m²

€6.8k
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Average rent price

2025 year

16.68€ / m²

€20.9
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Demographics

Population

2021 year · total residents

13,850

46.3k
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Foreign population

2021 year · share of foreign residents

12%

33.3%
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Aging index

2021 year · elderly per 100 children

188

255.4
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Reviews

  • LP
    Luba Pavlish
    May 2026
    The embankment offers quick access to any part of the city, even without a car. The area is fairly flat. There are several great parks nearby. Lidl and Pingodos are a 7-minute walk away. You can also… Learn more
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    blomkvist91
    February 2026
    Long stayRelocation
    Alcântara is the best neighborhood in Lisbon, with the most incredible sunsets overlooking the bridge. The wonderful ele ela slow bakery and pizza at La Camionetta are just a 30-minute walk away, and… Learn more
  • From Tripadvisor
    December 2025
    TourismShort trip
    The yacht harbor is of modest size and you. can find some expensive boats here. But you will also find a line of restaurants and bars that are very busy on sunny afternoons when everyone can sit outsi… Learn more
  • From Tripadvisor
    December 2024
    TourismShort trip
    This redeveloped yacht harbor lies just under the big bridge. Besides the nice boats, you will find a lot of restaurants with outdoor seating. Very popular on Sunday afternoons, especially in good wea… Learn more

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