In the car park beneath Praça da Figueira, one minute from Rossio. The square is a central meeting point with open views up to São Jorge Castle.
Self-Service Lockers: view our locker price list for full rates by size and duration.
When using Self-Service Lockers, please consider this lockers dimensions:
For extra large lugagge, or if you prefer to store your luggage in our Left Luggage Shop (in the same corridor), you don't need to worry about dimensions. We accept all sizes.
If you need additional lockers or space, please visit our staffed Baixa-Chiado Left Luggage Shop just ~5 minutes walking and always has space.
A spacious square beside the Rossio, with an equestrian statue of King John I and views up to the castle. It is a central meeting point and tram hub.
One of Lisbon's main squares since medieval times, paved with wave-patterned cobblestones and ringed by cafes. Its fountains and the statue of Dom Pedro IV make it a classic meeting point.
Lisbon's grand national theatre, its neoclassical facade dominating the north side of the Rossio. Built in the 1840s, it remains a leading venue for Portuguese drama.
The lively pedestrian spine of Lisbon's Baixa, lined with shops, cafes and street performers. It runs from the Rossio down to the riverfront arch.
A Moorish hilltop castle crowning the city, with ramparts, gardens and commanding views over Lisbon and the Tagus. It is one of the capital's most visited landmarks.
Lisbon's oldest church and cathedral, founded in 1147, blending Romanesque solidity with later styles. Its twin towers are a landmark on the way up to the castle.
In the car park beneath Praça da Figueira, one minute from Rossio. The square is a central meeting point with open views up to São Jorge Castle.

Self-Service Lockers: view our locker price list for full rates by size and duration.
When using Self-Service Lockers, please consider this lockers dimensions:
For extra large lugagge, or if you prefer to store your luggage in our Left Luggage Shop (in the same corridor), you don't need to worry about dimensions. We accept all sizes.
If you need additional lockers or space, please visit our staffed Baixa-Chiado Left Luggage Shop just ~5 minutes walking and always has space.
A spacious square beside the Rossio, with an equestrian statue of King John I and views up to the castle. It is a central meeting point and tram hub.
One of Lisbon's main squares since medieval times, paved with wave-patterned cobblestones and ringed by cafes. Its fountains and the statue of Dom Pedro IV make it a classic meeting point.
Lisbon's grand national theatre, its neoclassical facade dominating the north side of the Rossio. Built in the 1840s, it remains a leading venue for Portuguese drama.
The lively pedestrian spine of Lisbon's Baixa, lined with shops, cafes and street performers. It runs from the Rossio down to the riverfront arch.
A Moorish hilltop castle crowning the city, with ramparts, gardens and commanding views over Lisbon and the Tagus. It is one of the capital's most visited landmarks.
Lisbon's oldest church and cathedral, founded in 1147, blending Romanesque solidity with later styles. Its twin towers are a landmark on the way up to the castle.
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