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If you are looking for a Hostel we are pleased to give you some sugges7ons and book your stay. Passport Lisbon Hostel ! ! The Passport Lisbon Hostel is placed in one of the most popular and touris7c squares in Lisbon. Just a few steps away from Chiado and in the centre of Bairro Alto, where you can experience all sorts of emo7ons. Begin the very next day taking a fantas7c breakfast with one of the most breathtaking views of Lisbon. Lisbon Poets Hostel ! ! Set between cobblestone alleys and old streets, Lisbon Poets Hostel is the perfect place to soak up the charm of this mythical city. Located in Chiado - the most happening district in Lisbon - you'll ﬁnd us amongst the most beau7ful buildings which were restored to their former glory aJer the earthquake of 1755. Lisbon RiverView Hostel N N Lisbon RiverView Hostel is perfectly situated in Rua Augusta, a pedestrian street with outdoor cafes, interna7onal shops and the occasional street ar7sts. Lisbon Old Town Hostel ! ! Open since November 2007, Lisbon Old Town Hostel is located in the most cosmopolitan of the 7 hills of Lisbon, near Bairro Alto, in a 18th century building, renovated to guarantee you have all the comfort you need. As pure Lisbonners and experienced travelers we will make sure you feel the soul of our city and fall in love with it. The Golden Tram 242 Lisbonne Hostel N < It is an 8-minute walk to the Bairro Alto and its assorted bars and nightlife op7ons. The famous and scenic Santa Justa LiJ is just across from the Hostel, and the Tagus Riverside is also within 5 minutes walking distance. Sunset Des@na@on Hostel N N Sunset Des7na7on Hostel, where a breath taking view over the Tagus river meets a Pool Terrace surrounded by sunﬂowers and an urban garden. Rossio Hostel ! < Centrally located with the city's major transporta7on systems right at our doorstep, Lisbon is accessible and easy for you to explore. Please send us your request to [email protected] For more informa@on about these op@ons or for more informa@on about other accommoda@on op@ons please contact: [email protected] .

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