We use first-party and third-party cookies for analytical purposes on the use of the web, personalize the content based on your preferences, and personalized advertising based on a profile from the collection of your browsing habits. For more information you can read our cookies policy. You can accept all cookies through the "Accept" button or you can configure or reject their use by clicking on "Configure". Cookies policy
  • Essential technical cookies
    Necessary to manage navigation within the web or to keep the user connected. They cannot be deactivated because it would affect the operation of the website.
  • Personalization cookies
    Necessary to remember certain user preferences.
  • Analytical cookies
    They help us and third parties to collect information on the use of the website, in order to carry out statistical analysis in order to improve the structure and content.
  • Behavioural advertising cookies
    They help to collect the user's browsing habits to create a profile of interests and to show customized advertisements.

What To See In Lisbon of Hotel Florescente in Lisbon. Official Website.

Hotel Florescente - stamp

What to see in Lisbon

Lisbon is one of the few cities in the world blessed with such a unique natural setting. The presence of the Tagus River accompanies visitors throughout their stay, from exploring the riverside and harbour area to wandering through streets steeped in history, shaped by the people and significant events that have given the city its distinctive character. Beneath an almost permanently blue sky, Lisbon’s famous light bathes its streets, houses, windows and green spaces in a remarkable variety of shades and colours, making the city a favourite location for film productions and photo shoots.

Built across a series of hills, Lisbon offers numerous viewpoints located at its highest points, providing breathtaking panoramas. Highlights include the São Jorge Castle, from where visitors can admire the ferries crossing to the south bank, the 25 de Abril Bridge, Rossio, the Carmo Convent, Bairro Alto, Eduardo VII Park and many other parts of the city. Alongside its historic centre and rich heritage, Lisbon is also a modern city that continues to reinvent itself through new cultural and leisure experiences.
Hotel Florescente - stamp

Historic centre

Just a few metres from the hotel, you will find the historic centre of Lisbon, also located next to the Tagus River. One of the best ways to discover the historic centre is to stroll through its streets with architectural designs from the time of Kings and Marquises. In the historic centre itself you will find famous streets and squares such as Rossio Square, the church of Santo Domingo, the viewpoint of the Arco de Rua Augusta or the emblematic Comercio Square.
Hotel Florescente - stamp

Torre de Belem

Lisbon's Belem Tower is undoubtedly one of the main icons of the city. Declared a National Monument and World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it is the identifying symbol of the city of Lisbon. The tower is located at the mouth of the Tagus River and served to defend the city.
Hotel Florescente - stamp

Trade Square

The Praça do Comércio is made up of a group of buildings. Historically this was the place where merchant ships arrived, and the square was the gateway to Lisbon. Lisbon's imposing Praça do Comércio is one of the city's focal points and is the heart and soul of the city and a must-see during a trip to Lisbon.
Hotel Florescente - stamp

Santa Justa Elevator

Going up the Santa Justa elevator is an experience not to be missed. At 45 metres high, the elevator connects Baixa with the Chiado district. Since its creation, it has been one of the most visited viewpoints as it offers magnificent views. The price of the elevator is €5.30 return with access to the viewpoint.