Alfama is Lisbon's most famous district and is a vestige of the city's Moorish heritage. In sharp contrast to the wide boulevards and logical, grid-based street plan of the adjacent Baixa district ...

There's no fancy front of house, just a doorbell on a busy street in the centre of Lisbon's Baixa (literally "lower", downtown) district which takes you into the vast stairwell of this converted ...

One November morning in 1755, Lisbon was seized by a violent earthquake ... a 16th-century palace in the heart of the Baixa district. Any trace of the destruction, however, has vanished today ...

Baixa and Chiado neighborhoods. Just make sure you're equipped with a good pair of shoes and some stamina. Neighborhoods like Belém are about 6 miles west of the tourist district, and Bairro ...

Lisbon may not be the first city that comes ... through fascinating neighbourhoods that include the historic Baixa district and Avenida da Liberdade, home of Lisbon’s most luxurious shops.