Localização

Corinthia Hotel Lisbon

Av. Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro, nº 105
Lisbon 1099-031
Portugal
Tel: +351 21 7236363
Fax: +351 21 7236364
Endereço de email: lisbon@corinthia.com

Longitude -9.166425
Latitude    38.738899

Distance to Airport

7 km reachable by taxi or by Airport Lisbon shuttle

Key points of interest:

Lisbon Zoo
The Lisbon Zoo invites you to spend an unforgettable day in the centre of Lisbon. Dare to be kissed by a Sea Lion and to feel a Snake’s skin. Be surprised by the cable car view and go on the Zoo’s train for a different perspective.

Distance to the hotel – 200 m
Address: Est. de Benfica, 158/160 - Lisboa

Calouste Gulbenkian Museum
The Museum holds a collection of six thousand pieces and its galleries exhibit over one thousand and four hundred pieces divided into Egyptian Art, Greco-Roman Art, Mesopotamian Art, Eastern Islamic Art, Armenian Art, Far Eastern Art, Sculpture, Art of the Book, Painting, Decorative Arts and the work of René Lalique.

Distance to the hotel – 600 m
Address: Av. Berna, 45-A - Lisboa
For more info go to http://www.gulbenkian.pt

El Corte Inglés Shopping Center
One of the finest department store in Lisbon with fashion and accessories from top designers.

Distance to the hotel - 1,0 km
Address: Av. António Augusto de Aguiar, 31 Lisboa

Park Eduardo VII
Enjoying 25 hectares of green area, Eduardo VII Park, is one of the capital’s largest, featuring a monument at its summit to the April 25 Carnation’s Revolution, followed by the Amália Rodrigues Gardens (fado singer). There is also a belvedere where you can enjoy a magnificent of the city, including São Jorge Castle, the Pombaline Baixa area and the Tagus river.

Distance to the hotel – 2,9 km
Address: Parque Eduardo VII

Elevador de Santa Justa.
Another of Lisbon’s icons, the Elevator, designed by a disciple of Gustave Eiffel, is open to the public and boasts impressive views over the Baixa Pombalina and the rest of Lisbon.

Distance to the hotel – 3 km
Address: Rua de Santa Justa – Lisboa 

Bairro Alto
One of the most characterful and attractive neighborhoods in the city. The Bairro Alto boasts boutiques and bars and is a place where people meet in an eclectic and multicultural atmosphere

Distance to the hotel – 3,5 km
Address: Bairro Alto District

Chiado.
The Chiado is an area of iconic cafés including “A Brasileira”, art schools, and theatres.

Distance to the hotel – 3,8 km
Address: Chiado District
For more info go to www.museudochiado-ipmuseus.pt

Convent and Church of Carmo.
The Carmo area, next to the Chiado, has some of the most fascinating historical sites in the city, such as the Convent and Church of Carmo, which maintain their elegance and grandeur. Don’t miss the Museu Arqueológico do Carmo.

Distance to the hotel – 3,8 km
Address: Lg. do Carmo- Ruínas do Convento do Carmo - Lisboa

Sé de Lisboa.
Lisboa Cathedral is the city’s oldest and most venerated monument, a symbol of medieval religious architecture. Unique Lisboa monument of Roman origins, it also features archaeological vestiges of Roman, Visigoth and Arab occupations. Don’t leave without first visiting the Treasure Museum of the Sé, comprising some noteworthy artifacts and the mother of pearl safe that stores the relics of St Vincent, the city’s patron saint.

Distance to the hotel – 5 km
Address: Largo da Sé - Lisboa

Saint Jorge Castle
It is a living memory of various events that marked the history of Portugal, having been in the hands of Romans, Suevians, Visigoths and Muslims. It was rebuilt in the 1940’s and has recently been renovated. From the castle you can look down upon the city..

Distance to the hotel – 5 km
Address:  Castelo de São Jorge -  Lisboa

Casa dos Bicos (16th Century)
So named after the diamond shaped stones that cover its façade. Note the Italian influences in the architecture combined with elements of the Portuguese Manueline style. The building belonged to Afonso de Albuquerque, Viceroy of India, and is the site of a number of Roman archaeological finds.

Distance to the hotel – 5,5 km
Address: Rua dos Bacalhoeiros 10-10F - Lisboa

Church and Monastery of São Vicente de Fora.
One of the most imposing and notable religious monuments in the city. It was built immediately after the city was recaptured from the Moors following a vow made by King Afonso Henriques to São Vicente during the siege of the Lisbon in 1143. This sixteenth century church and monastery with a Renaissance façade has in its cloisters a series of interesting Portuguese tile (azulejo) panels inspired by La Fontaine’s fables.

Distance to the hotel – 5,5 km
Address:  Largo de S.Vicente - Lisboa

Jerónimos Monastery.
Built of white stone and facing the River Tagus, Jerónimos Monastery is one of Lisboa’s greatest historic landmarks. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, the originally named Saint Mary of Belém Monastery was built in the 16th century on the orders of King D. Manuel I, as a home for the monks of St. Jeronimo’s order and serve as a pantheon for the royal dynasty of this Portuguese king.

The Monastery houses the tombs of Kings D. Manuel I, D. João III, D. Sebastião and D. Henrique, as well as those of seafarer Vasco da Gama and writers Luís Vaz de Camões, Alexandre Herculano and Fernando Pessoa, three of the most important names of Portuguese literature. The Archaeology Museum is housed in an extension built in 1850. The Maritime Museum is located on the west wing.

Distance to the hotel – 5,5 km
Address:  Praça do Império -  Lisboa

Torre de Belém.
The Tower of Belém was built in an effort to defend the estuary of the river Tagus. King Dom João II (1455-1495) had wanted to ban hostile ships from the river, but it was only his successor Dom Manuel I (1469-1521) who ended up building the tower. It was designed by architect and sculptor Francisco Arruda, with notable traces of Moorish influence. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Distance to the hotel – 6,8 km
Address:  Av. Brasilia – Lisboa