The building is located in downtown center, next to "Praça do Rossio", in the city's Historical Centre. The building is 20 minutes away from Lisbon's International Airport and 10 minutes from the train station "Santa Apolónia", in front of Restauradores metro station.

Localization

The localization is the most important aspect when in talk about a real state investiment.

Praça dos restauradores

The Praça dos Restauradores is central Lisbon's most interesting plaza, which combines classical 17th century architecture with ornate art deco buildings. Praça dos Restauradores offers tourists a section of varied and historically important sights and attractions. The Praça dos Restauradores is varied, interesting and is rightly one of Lisbon's finest plazas.

Caracteristics

The Praça dos Restauradores is the most northern of the Baixa district's four grand squares and is the beginning of the Independence Avenue. The area is served by the Restauradores metro station which is part of the blue metro line. The Elevador da Gloria departs from the street to the right of the Palacio Foz, the Calçada da Glória.

Near the tourist attractions

There are four top tourist attractions in the Praça dos Restauradores:

Restauradores Obelisk

A central monument and was constructed to commemorate the independence of Portugal from Spain in 1640.

Eden Theatre

One of the most captivating buildings of Lisbon with a mid-level garden and a beautiful crafted art deco murals and facade. During Eden Theatre's hay-day the cinema would be busy with crowds viewing the latest silent movie but now the theatre has been converted into an exclusive boutique hotel.

Elevador da Gloria

To the right of the Palacio Foz is the Elevador da Gloria one of Lisbon's traditional Funiculars, which transports visitors up the steep hill from the Baixa district in to Barrio Alto district. The Elevador da Gloria is a quirky tram that ponderously climbs the steep hill.

Palacio Foz

The western side of the Praça dos Restauradores is dominated by the pink Palacio Foz, which was Portugal's equivalent to the Versailles Palace in Paris or the Palacio Real in Madrid. The Palacio Foz was constructed during the 18th and 19th centuries by the Marquis of Castelo Melhor.