Airbnbs in Lisbon

Choose your preferred Lisbon accommodation

If you want to spend your holidays in Lisbon, you will need a place to stay. But don't worry, with Holidu, we have a wide range of Airbnb and holiday lettings in Lisbon, so you can choose a stay that suits your requirements. We have multiple city centre Airbnbs in Lisbon, and other areas, such as Algés, Alto da Ajuda, Alvito, Cais do Sodre, Madre Deus and Cabo Ruivo. All of these accommodations are in urban areas, while Cabo Ruivo is near the coast, the good thing about the Airbnbs we have in the above locations is that they are close to cafés, restaurants and so on, so if you are looking for a place of interest it will be easier.

Everything you need for wonderful holidays

The affordable Airbnbs in Lisboa we offer in Holidu are not only located in places that happen to be close to various places of interest but also these accommodations offer high quality. Fully furnished, your accommodation can come with a swimming pool, a balcony or a terrace to appreciate the views of the city.

In Lisbon you will not only have incredible places to visit, but you will find good accommodation options with everything you need. Book an Airbnb in Lisbon now and enjoy:

• Internet connection
• Cable TV
• Pet-friendly areas
• Washing machine
• A/C

Lisbon for history lovers

If you like history, and you are interested in learning more about the places you visit, we recommend you to go to the Belém Tower. Located on Brasília Avenue, the Belém Tower is an old military structure built by Francisco de Arruda and Diogo de Boitaca. This fortress was critical at the time of the discoveries of Europe since it served as a port, from which many Portuguese explorers left to implement a trading system between Europe and China. Find the perfect Airbnb in Lisbon and take a guided tour of the structure, with a very knowledgeable staff, the visit to the Belém Tower will be a lot of fun, and you will learn several historical facts that you probably didn't know. Rent an Airbnb or apartment in Lisbon and don't miss the opportunity to experience it.

Lisbon for market lovers

If you like the aesthetics of artisan markets and adore the aura they convey, then we recommend you get an affordable Airbnbs in Lisbon to rent and go to the LxFactory, located on Rodrigues de Faria Avenue. This beautiful small market is very pleasant, and its contents are very interesting. The food places are few and far between, but the quality is very high, and the prices are very affordable, the place has a lovely industrial design and a tour around the place will be a lovely experience.

1. Visit the majestic monastery of the Jerónimos de Belém
2. Explore the ancient ruins of St George's Castle in Lisbon
3. Admire the peculiar Santa Justa elevator
4. Discover a perfect place to eat and shop
5. Marvel at the immense Monument to the Discoveries
6. Lisbon Museum of Marine Biology
7. Lisbon Cathedral

1. Visit the majestic monastery of the Jerónimos de Belém

Jerónimos de Santa María de Belém is an old monastery belonging to the Order of St. Jerome, which is located in the Belém district. This monastery was designed in the Manueline style by the architect Juan de Castillo and was commissioned by King Manuel I, as a commemoration of Vasco de Gama's great return from India.

2. Explore the ancient ruins of St George's Castle in Lisbon

Also known as simply St George's Castle, what remains of the castle are its ruins located on St George's Hill, having been in use since the 7th century BC and built around the 1st century BC. The location of the castle proves to be somewhat impressive, standing at the top of the hill, giving one of the most beautiful views across Lisbon.

3. Admire the peculiar Santa Justa elevator

Also called Elevador do Carmo, the Santa Justa lift links Lisbon's two neighbourhoods, Baixa Pombalina and Chiado. The elevator was designed by Raoul Mesnir de Ponsard, who also built the Lavra elevator. With its resemblance to the Eiffel Tower, it could be said that this elevator was designed by the same man who built the tower, but there is no evidence for this, so it cannot be said with clarity.

4. Discover a perfect place to eat and shop

If you rented a villa in Lisbon and you're looking for a place to eat something or enjoy a refreshing drink, you should visit the Time Out Market Lisbon. This is a splendid place where you will find different food stalls, you have a great variety of options where to go, the space is huge, and there are also several bars where you can have a dessert or some cocktails.

5. Marvel at the immense Monument to the Discoveries

One of Lisbon's most important landmarks, the Monument to the Discoveries was built in 1960 on the banks of the Tagus River in Belém to commemorate the 500 years that have passed since the death of Henry the Navigator. The site is freely accessible to tourists, here you can walk around the monument area and see it from various angles. It is a great plan for families, especially because they can find family-friendly Airbnbs in Lisbon to stay after visiting these places.

6. Lisbon Museum of Marine Biology

Located in Lisbon's Parque das Nações, the Lisbon Oceanarium was built by architect Peter Chermayeff. Considered the second-largest oceanarium in Europe, it contains an exhibition of different types of birds, mammals, fish and other marine life. Here you can take a guided tour where you will meet many species of fish and other animals of interest, the staff is friendly and attentive, which guarantees a pleasant visit.

7. Lisbon Cathedral

An important site in Lisbon is its cathedral, called Santa Maria Maior de Lisboa, or Sé de Lisboa, it is the oldest church in the whole city, since 1147, when its construction started, the building has suffered several modifications due to earthquakes and other disturbances, even so, it is still a stunning place, both inside and outside.