Explore Príncipe Real

Staying at memmo Príncipe Real, places you at the heart of a neighborhood that captures the essence of Lisbon, authentic, romantic, and ever-evolving. From quiet gardens and scenic viewpoints to iconic boutiques and cultural touchstones, this is where old-world charm meets contemporary creativity.

Príncipe Real Garden

A green escape in the city’s most sophisticated square. At the heart of the neighborhood lies this romantic garden, shaded by one of Lisbon’s most iconic trees, a massive umbrella, shaped cedar, centuries old. Surrounded by 19th-century townhouses and charming kiosks, it offers a serene refuge for reading, strolling, or simply sitting beneath the branches watching the city pass by. On Saturdays, the garden comes alive with a vibrant organic market, where local farmers and artisans sell fresh produce, flowers, and homemade delicacies. On the last Saturday and Monday of each month, it hosts a curated antiques and crafts fair that draws collectors and curious wanderers alike.

Hidden beneath the garden is an extraordinary stone reservoir from the 1800s, now part of the Lisbon Water Museum, an unexpected subterranean venue often used for private events and cultural experiences.

Explore Príncipe Real

A neighborhood alive with contrasts and character. Surrounded by 19th-century mansions and vibrant city life, Príncipe Real blends timeless elegance with a bohemian spirit. Walk under the shade of centuries-old trees, explore designer boutiques and antique shops, or sip a cocktail as you watch the sunset over terracotta rooftops.

Living Príncipe Real

Live Príncipe Real. Discover Lisbon.

Set in one of Lisbon’s most elegant and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods, Príncipe Real blends historic charm with a contemporary spirit. Once home to aristocratic families, today it unfolds as a vibrant district of gardens, galleries, boutiques and a dynamic culinary scene.

From leafy streets to panoramic viewpoints, every corner invites discovery — a place where Lisbon feels both refined and effortlessly alive.

POINTS OF INTEREST

São Pedro de Alcântara Viewpoint

São Pedro de Alcântara is a garden with a panoramic view across the city to St. George’s Castle and central Lisbon. A map made of tiles marks all the distinctive buildings, and the lower geometric garden contains busts of heroes and gods from Greco-Roman mythology, such as Minerva and Ulysses.

Lisbon Botanical Garden

An enchanting garden to escape the bustle of the city, surrounded by subtropical vegetation. It was considered one of the best botanical gardens in Europe when it was laid out in the 19th century, and its large collection of subtropical vegetation remains impressive today.

Bairro Alto

Bairro Alto is one of Lisbon’s nightlife highs. In addition to all its entertainment, the neighbourhood mixes the original ambience of a typical place with the pace and energy created by the bars and restaurants with all their variety of styles and influences.

Rossio Square

Rossio is one of the most beautiful squares in Lisbon.
Embracing the statue of D. Pedro IV and fountains, it hosts the D. Maria National Theatre and the famous Café Nicola founded in 1929.

Chiado

Chiado is nowadays a noble shopping area with all sorts of facilities and street entertainment. Here one can find theatres, bookshops, museums, restaurants, and famous Portuguese fashion houses.

Solar do Vinho do Porto

A 18th-century building where you can sample more than 300 different Ports, including some of the rarer vintages that date as far as 1937. You can order by the glass or bottle and can drink at the bar or in comfortable armchairs in the sitting room.

Avenida da Liberdade

Synonymous with elegance, fashion, and motion, Liberdade Avenue is one of the most important avenues of Lisbon, with theatres, esplanades, and international brands like Armani, Burberry, or Louis Vuitton.

Jardim do Príncipe Real