Misericórdia
0 reviewsBairro Alto, Bica and Cais do Sodré form a tightly woven fabric of steep lanes, small plots and buildings that largely predate the twentieth century. Abrupt level changes and limited open space compre…
Historic · Touristy
Santa Maria Maior
Alfama, Baixa, Castelo and Mouraria bring several contrasting layers of Lisbon’s oldest urban fabric into one area. Steep, irregular lanes around the hills meet Baixa’s ordered grid, while dense pre-modern buildings and monumental spaces reveal radically different approaches to shaping the city.
Stands out
- Very high share of foreign residents gives a global vibe.
- One of the city's highest restaurant counts, with abundant options.
Who it's for
- Food lovers who want endless dining choice right outside.
- You want a diverse, international community on your doorstep.
What to consider
- Rents are on the higher side for Lisbon.
- Limited school options compared with many Lisbon neighbourhoods.
METRO
Metro coverage
Share of the area within 500 m of a metro station.
62%
Average property price
2025 year
5,000€ / m²
€6.8k
Average rent price
2025 year
18.61€ / m²
€20.9
Population
2021 year · total residents
10,051
46.3k
Foreign population
2021 year · share of foreign residents
33%
33.3%
Aging index
2021 year · elderly per 100 children
232
255.4
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Reviews
- From TripadvisorFebruary 2026TourismShort tripChiado is one of Lisbon’s most charming and elegant neighborhoods. It blends historic architecture, classic cafés, theaters, and stylish boutiques with a lively yet relaxed atmosphere. Perfect for str… Learn more
- From TripadvisorDecember 2025TourismShort tripAnother "must see" location in Lisbon--located here are many of the key sites you would want to see/tour--Convento de Carmo, Gloria funicular, Alcantera viewpoint, Santa Justa elevator, Guarda Naciona… Learn more
- From TripadvisorNovember 2025TourismShort tripBaixa district is in the heart of the old part of Lisbon and a perfect base to explore on foot or by tram. November might not seem the most inviting month to visit, but we had the Christmas lights and… Learn more
- From TripadvisorNovember 2025TourismThis is the lower part of the city by the river and where you will spend some time because of the history and the monuments and museums here. Also a lot of tourist shopping and a lot of tourist restau… Learn more
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