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Where are we located?
In the heart of the city, minutes away from downtown and the lively nights of Bairro Alto, with good public transportation, in a small and charming XVIII century building, one minute away from the garden of Príncipe Real!
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Public Transportation
It’s easy to get to the restaurant by public transportation. If you’re not familiar with Lisbon you should, nevertheless, take some precautions: print the Google map and/or have with you both the address of the restaurant and the address of your hotel. If in doubt always ask directions to go to “Bairro Alto” or “Jardim do Príncipe Real”, which is only a couple of minutes away from the restaurant.
From Baixa/Restauradores:
The Calçada da Glória connects
downtown Baixa and Restauradores
to Bairro Alto in no more than 265
metres. This is, however, a very
steep street: you should take the
traditional funicular Elevador da
Glória, which will leave you in
Miradouro de São Pedro de
Alcântara (one of the best views
to be had in Lisbon), just about 5
minutes from the restaurant. The
funicular works everyday, up to Midnight Sunday to Thursday and up to 4.30 am Fridays, Saturdays and any day before a public holiday.
By Bus:
92, 758, 773, 790 and Nightbus 01.
Several other lines have stops nearby. Ask to get out as close as possible to Jardim do Príncipe Real. Most Hop On Hop Off Sightseeing Tours also have a stop at Jardim do Príncipe Real.
By Metro/Underground:
Yellow Line: Leave at the station of Rato and then walk Rua da Escola Politécnica. It should take about 10 minutes.
Blue Line: Leave at the station of Restauradores. Go to the funicular Elevador da Glória, all the way up to Bairro Alto.
Green Line: Leave at the station of Rossio. Go to Restauradores Square and take the funicular Elevador da Glória, all the way up to Bairro Alto.
By Train:
From Cascais: Leave at the station of Cais do Sodré (end of the line) and take the Underground or a Bus. If you’re up to a walk, you should go uphill Rua do Alecrim and ask directions to Jardim do Príncipe Real. It will take you at least 20 minutes.
From Sintra: Leave at the station of Restauradores (end of the line). Go to the funicular Elevador da Glória, all the way up to Bairro Alto.
Return by Taxi/Cab:
At Jardim do Príncipe Real, the main taxi station for Bairro Alto, you can usually find a taxi at all hours — or we will call you one if you prefer.
Parking
If you’re not used to drive in Lisbon you should probably make use of public transportation: this is an area with lots of one way streets and lots of very narrow side streets. If you’re confident enough to experience Lisbon traffic first-hand you should find a parking spot in or around Jardim do Príncipe Real. If not...
R. da Escola Politécnica, nº213: Public parking, opposite Procuradoria Geral da República, an easy 5 minute’s walk to Jardim do Príncipe Real and the restaurant.
R. de S. Bento, nº209: Public parking, opposite Centro Nacional de Natação; some 15 minute’s walk, mostly uphill.
Praça dos Restauradores: Large public parking;
you’ll need to take the funicular Elevador da Glória
to Bairro Alto.
Although we try to keep this information updated, it is possible that transports and schedules change without our knowing it. Please check transportation details with your Hotel or the Tourist Office Centre.

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