BnBird Homes is a Portuguese agency, specialized in managing short and mid term rental properties. We have a wonderful team of people working to provide the best traveling experience in Portugal, where our guests can discover our country, its history and charm, from a more local perspective.

Located next to Lisbon’s historic Mouraria district, Olarias Terrace is the perfect starting point to explore the city's most authentic neighborhoods. Wander through narrow cobbled streets, discover hidden viewpoints, and enjoy the charm of traditional Lisbon. Several historical landmarks are within walking distance, and you’ll have easy access to public transportation, including the metro and the iconic Tram 28. Whether you're visiting for a short break or an extended stay, this is the ideal base to make your Lisbon experience truly memorable. Good to Know: These apartments are set in a traditional Lisbon building with no elevator. Expect a mix of charm and quirks: creaky wooden floors, interior bathrooms, and occasional street noise, especially on weekends. There is no air conditioning, but fans and heaters are available for your comfort. Parking is on the street, paid, and limited. The building is located at the top of a hill, with typical Portuguese cobbled streets — comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Some apartments include a small outdoor area, accessible through other units and not fully private. Nearby construction may cause occasional daytime noise. Important: During your stay, guests are responsible for the safekeeping and correct use of the apartment keys. Please avoid leaving them in the lock or mailbox. If a locksmith is needed due to misuse, damage, or key loss, the costs will be charged to the guest.

Mouraria is one of the most traditional districts in the city of Lisbon, which owes its name to the fact that D. Afonso Henriques, after the conquest of Lisbon, had confined part of the city to Muslims. It was in this neighborhood that the Moors remained after the Christian Reconquest. In turn, the Jews were confined in the quarters of the castle. At the moment it is part of the parish of Santa Maria Maior. The old parishes of Socorro, São Cristóvão and São Lourenço, part of the slope of the Castle of São Jorge and the Intendente are part of its territory. The Martim Moniz Square was the result of the demolition of the old streets of this neighborhood and its buildings.