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Location
The hotel is located in the heart of the city, opposite the Amoreiras shopping center, near the Marquês de Pombal and Avenida da Liberdade, a 10-minute walk from the Campo de Ourique and Príncipe Real districts. Also a few steps from the Dom Pedro Lisboa, there is the stop of the iconic tram 24. This traditional tram will help you to discover the best tourist attractions of Lisbon, such as Mãe d'Água, Príncipe Real, Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara and Chiado.

SPA
The Aquae Spa is a space that offers tranquility and harmony, to relax the mind and body and revitalize the energies after a day of discovering around the Portuguese capital. Enjoy the heated indoor pool and whirlpool to benefit from the relaxing power of water. Let the colors positively influence your mood during a chromotherapy session. Take advantage of the sauna and Turkish bath to relax your body and release toxins. If you prefer to stay in fitness, there is a fully equipped gym, ready to await you.

Restaurant
Il Gattopardo is Dom Pedro Lisboa's Italian restaurant. It offers Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, with traditional, genuine and timeless Italian dishes. The menu is seasonal, which is always renewed according to the availability of the freshest products. Also on the terrace, you can admire the beautiful infinite view over the whole of Lisbon, during a delicious dinner.

Bar
Inspired by Parisian bistros, with a sophisticated and elegant decor, "Le Café" is located in the hotel lobby and serves Portuguese cuisine, salads and vegetarian and/or gluten-free dishes.

VIP & Celebrities
The Dom Pedro Lisboa is the hotel for stays linked to musical, cultural and sporting events, as well as a meeting point for world-famous celebrities, who opt for hospitality signed by the Dom Pedro Group. Several VIPs have stayed at Dom Pedro Lisboa, such as Bill Clinton, Plácido Domingo, Ben Kingsley, Bobby Macferrin, Chico Buarque, Ivete Sangalo, Joss Stone, Zinédine Zidane, just to name a few...so you will never know which celebrity you will meet in the lift, so keep the eyes open.

The Group Philosophy
The Dom Pedro Lisboa is the top property of the Dom Pedro Hotels & Golf Collection group, which gathers 8 hotels and 50 years of hotel experience. It was the first 5-star hotel of the group in Lisbon, which has become an icon of hospitality in the city, both for the quality of the rooms and suites and for the prestigious service offered. The guests of the group are always at the center of everything, so that maximum comfort is always guaranteed to each of them.

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Lisbon: all in one city

The conquests of the Phoenicians, Romans, Moors and Christians brought Lisbon’s gastronomy and culture into one city. It is a destination home to castles, luxury hotels, museums, fine restaurants and numerous attractions throughout the surrounding area. Whether it is the first or tenth visit, here are some activities that match the popular attractions of the Portuguese capital.

Lisboa Story Centre

The innovative Lisbon Story Center in Terreiro do Paco Square is the best place to learn about the evolution of the city. The center is equipped with elaborate computer-operated installations and relaxing audio guides. After entering the 16th century mock warehouse full of wine barrels, visitors will immediately see the sweetness of coffee, cardamom and saffron. These products were transported by Caravela ships centuries ago, giving the aroma of city history. In this tour, you will learn why Lisbon became the capital in 1253, how to choose the crow as its symbol, when the crow became the center of world exploration for adventurers such as Vasco de Gama and Columbus, and the devastating earthquake in 1755 which changed the city forever.

Sao Jorge Castle

Since Lisbon is very compact, it is best to travel by tram instead of car. Tram 12 runs along the steep streets, not only can you enjoy the panoramic view of the Tagus River and the red roofs of Alfama, but it also takes you to the most famous castle, the São Jorge Castle. It dates back to the 6th century, was previously occupied by the Romans and Visigoths, and later used as the residence of the Moors. Occupied in 1147, it later became the property of Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal. The castle is home to the city’s oldest map and beautiful 15th-century mosaics, and the Tower of Ulysses contains a hidden Câmara Escura telescope with views from around Lisbon. Wander through the archaeological excavations where Phoenician and Moorish artifacts have been unearthed, this is the oldest in the 7th century BC.

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