Magnoliamar

4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 24 Opinions

Troia, on the border of the Sado Estuary Natural Reserve, Lisbon, Estremadura, 7570, Portugal
Aqualuz Troia Suite Hotel Apartments

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Satisfaction Excellent
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Value Score Poor Value

Costs 22% more than similarly rated 4 star hotels

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  • Couples77
  • Solo100
  • Business66

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cruise terminal

by gartonr

can anyone let me know where the cruise ships dock in Lisbon (Royal Caribbean), trying to work out where to go etc. and it will help to know where we are starting from.

Re: cruise terminal

by qaminari

Either Cais de Alcantara or Cais Rocha da Conde d'Obidos which are close to each other near the bridge Ponte de 25 abril and railway station Alcantara-Mar. Trams along the waterfront (to Belem) serve a stop of the same name. Royal Caribbean name both piers, so you would have to ask them exactly where your particular ship is docked.
http://www.royalcaribbean.com/customersupport/faq/details.do?pagename=frequently_asked_questions&pnav=5&pnav=2&faqSubjectName=Directions+to+the+Pier&faqId=2645&faqSubjectId=331&faqType=faq
http://www.cruise-services.com/company/royal-caribbean/groups/portugal/lisbon/detail/
There's a map on http://www.portodelisboa.pt/portal/page/portal/PORTAL_PORTO_LISBOA/PORTO_LISBOA/LOCALIZACAO/MAPA_PORTO (or http://www.portodelisboa.pt/portal/page/portal/PORTAL_PORTO_LISBOA/PORTO_LISBOA/LOCALIZACAO then click on mapa do porto on the right): click on the 2nd square from the left at the top, you should easily identify the bridge and it could be any of the berths 3-8.

Re: cruise terminal

by 64novpt

At the docks mentioned in the previous post you'll be in the area were you'll have a lot of public transports, here's a suggestion:
If you like to go and discover by yourself than the tram nº15 will takes you both to Belém or downtown.
If you choose to go downtown and decide not walk a lot you'll have some other trams (nº28 or nº12) that will take you into the old neighborhoods.
If you like sightseeing tours, hop on-hop off, etc you'll find it also downtown (Praça do Comércio) with the city transportation company (Carris). You can choose to do it by tram or bus.

Travel Tips for Lisbon

Avenida Almirante Reis

by 64novpt

Little things about Lisbon.
This avenue was open the early years of the 20 century, Avenida Almirante Reis is the extension to the north of Rua da Palma (Praça da Figueira area) and ends at Praça Francisco Sa Carneiro. Initially called Dona Amelia Av (after the queen then) it was changed after the Republic to the present name in honor of Carlos Cândido dos Reis (1852-1910): a navy vice-admiral and one of the organizers of the Republican Revolution of 5 October 1910, who commits suicide at dawn of October 5 1910 convinced of the failure of the revolution.

Siesta

by EviP

Of course, the visit to the castello Sao Jorge is a must. But tourists need a break, too! Especially, those that are not used to the hot sun and the hilly streets! After done with the castle sights and the amazing view of the city, why not taking some minutes' rest under the cool tree shadows? You can contemplate, organise the next of your stops, relax with some reading, or just take a nap! These guys did!

Azulejos

by travelmad478

Azulejos are the blue-glazed tiles, often painted as murals, that are plastered all over Lisbon. The paintings can range from slapdash to masterful to just plain weird, like this creature I found on the side of a building. Fittingly, there is a Museum of Azulejos (Rua Madre de Deus, 4) in the eastern part of the city. Unfortunately, I didn't have a chance to make it over there.

MIRADOUROS * VIEW POINTS 2

by LysDor

Another splendid view is from Bairro Alto over the city and the Castelo.

In order to get there take this tram-like Elevador da Gloria from Praca dos Restauradores.

FUN but don't expect a long journey it's an EXTRA-short trip, lol!

Bank Holidays

by J_Antunes

There are many bank holidays in Lisbon.

1st of January - Almost everything is closed including many stores.
Carnival (thuesday) - Lisbon doesn't have any special celebration for Carnival. However in the nearby towns of Torres Vedras and Sesimbra there are many carnivals. The night in Torres Vedras is a bit crazy.
Friday before easter - No special event in Lisbon. Some monuments are closed but the majority is open. Malls will be open.
Easter Sunday - Museums/monuments are closed. Malls are open.
25th of April - Holiday to celebrate the end of the dictatorship in Portugal. Manly political ceremonies. Main monuments open and malls also.
1 of May - Labour day.Monuments closed. Malls open.
Body of Christ - variable date. No special event around Lisbon. Main monuments open.Malls open.
10 of June - Day of Portugal, Camões and the communities. Mainly political celebrations. Main monuments/museums open.
13 of June - Saint Anthony Day - the main party day in Lisbon. You have marchas populares a sort of carnival in Avenida da Liberdade and then people go to Alfama to party. Main monuments and malls open.
15 of August - Day dedicated to the elevation of the virgin Mary to god. Main monuments and malls open
5 of October - Implantation of the republic. Mainly a political event. Main monuments and malls open.
1 of November - Day of All Saints - People visit cemeteries in this day to remember the deceased ones. Main Monuments and Malls open.
1 of December - Celebrating the restauration of the Independence in 1640 after some years of rulling by Spain. Main monuments, museums and malls open.
8 of December - Imaculada Conceição - Day of the patron saint of Portugal. Most museums, monuments and malls open.
25 of December - Almost everything is closed. Some malls might be open.

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