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## The neighborhood Bairro Alto is a picturesque quarter dating from the 1500s, At the heart of Bairro Alto are narrow cobbled streets, densely packed with apartments, restaurants, and bars. Its grid of streets is quiet during the day but is transformed at night into one of the city's most vibrant nightlife quarters. The main commercial streets are Rua do Norte, Rua da Atalaia, and Rua do Diário de Noticias, from where it's easy to reach Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara (a garden-terrace with a panoramic view over the city), and two of the city's most interesting churches: São Roque with its magnificent baroque interior and the romantic gothic ruins of Carmo Church. Neighboring Chiado is an elegant, sophisticated district of theaters, bookshops, old-style cafes, art nouveau jewelry shops, luxurious international names such as Hermes, and local treasures such as the opulently gilded Tavares Restaurant (Lisbon's oldest restaurant, opened in 1784) and the fine porcelain shop Vista Alegre. ## Getting around My home is easily accessible by public transport. - The nearest tram stop, Calhariz (Bica) (28E), is 4-mins walk from the flat. The #28 tram is the most popular tram route in Lisbon as it shuttles between Graça and Prazeres, on a route that slips between historic bairros, passed palaces, visits the cathedral, crosses Baixa climbs up to Chiado and Estrela and ends in Campo de Ourique. - The nearest train station is Baixa-Chiado (an interchange station where the Blue and Green Lines of the Lisbon Metro connect) is just 6 mins walk from the flat. Lisbon Portela Airport is a 20 mins drive from the flat.