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It is a space that combines modernity, tradition and a bit of the Portuguese soul, especially Lisbon. With lots of light, its windows let in the air of downtown and the unobstructed view of the castle of S. Jorge. It is located in the center of Lisbon, in the Martim Moniz area, one of the most charismatic and attractive areas of the city, an area full of commerce, transportation, nightlife, restaurants, museums, theaters ... and is the ideal place to explore true heart of the city. Sunny House is a small and cozy apartment, renovated but with rustic features of Lisbon. It is a space that combines modernity, tradition and a bit of the Portuguese soul, especially Lisbon. With lots of light, its windows let in the air of downtown and the unobstructed view of the castle of S. Jorge. It is located in the center of Lisbon, in the Martim Moniz area, one of the most charismatic and attractive areas of the city, an area full of commerce, transportation, nightlife, restaurants, museums, theaters ... and is the ideal place to explore true heart of the city. The apartment is ideal for a couple, or a couple with children, with all amenities. The rooms have conexion.

The name itself reveals the origin of the neighborhood: it was in this part of the city that the Muslims were confined after the conquest of Lisbon in 1147 by D. Afonso Henriques. This will have been the first vestige of the multiculturality of Lisbon, visible in the Mouraria of the present day, where it is possible to meet people of the most diverse ethnicities and origins, from Asia to Africa. Multiculturalism is reflected in the gastronomic offer of the area. Here we can find the Indian Food Village, the Italian Cantina Baldracca, the Vietnamese Pho-Pu, the Mozambican Cantinho do Aziz, the Chinese Hua Ta Li and the Goos Temptations. The exotic flavors coexist in harmony with the traditional Portuguese flavors. Amoraria, Zé da Mouraria, Zé dos Cornos Winery and Casa de Pasto O Eurico are some of the most emblematic restaurants in the neighborhood. Highlight for the Friends of Severa, a space to live, drink a ginjinha and taste typical snacks. The Mouraria is also the birthplace of Fado. It was at Rua do Capelão, where today is Maria da Mouraria, who lived Maria Severa Onofriana, better known by Severa, considered the first fadista and founder of the musical genre.