Located next to the Marques de Pombal square, this modern building is part of the "Palacio de Sottomayor" historical complex rehabilitation program. Its location is excellent for business and leisure together with the best commercial area in the city.
Lisbon's one-of-a-kind charm lies in the city's captivating mixture of past and present. In Lisbon's oldest district, the Alfama, one can still feel the Arab influence from three centuries of Moorish rule that began over a thousand years ago. The Romanesque cathedral dates back to 1150, marking the Christian conquest of the 12th century. Lisbon also boasts a grand 18th century center with wide boulevards and cobblestone sidewalks, as well as a vast collection of 20th century art nouveau buildings that are intermixed among more contemporary architecture. What's more, Lisbon is small enough to explore on foot, creating a laid-back atmosphere filled with beauty and diversity that is sure to seduce any traveler.