Facing Santa Apolónia, Lisbon's oldest railway station and a metro terminus, on Rua Caminhos de Ferro, right by the river and the cruise terminal. It sits at the foot of Alfama, the city's most historic quarter.
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 ~23 minutes walking and always has space.
Lisbon's oldest and most atmospheric neighbourhood, a maze of narrow lanes, staircases and viewpoints that survived the 1755 earthquake. It is the traditional home of Fado music.
A vast domed Baroque church turned National Pantheon, honouring notable Portuguese figures. Its rooftop terrace offers striking views over Alfama and the river.
Lisbon's famous flea market, held Tuesdays and Saturdays near the National Pantheon. It is the place to browse antiques, vintage finds and curiosities.
A romantic tiled terrace overlooking the rooftops of Alfama and the Tagus below. Its bougainvillea and azulejo panels make it one of the city's most picturesque viewpoints.
A museum at the entrance of Alfama dedicated to the history and heritage of Lisbon's iconic urban song. It features interactive displays, recordings and historic instruments.
A museum dedicated to Portugal's iconic decorative tiles, housed in a former 16th-century convent. Its highlight is a huge panorama of pre-earthquake Lisbon rendered in azulejos.
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.
Facing Santa Apolónia, Lisbon's oldest railway station and a metro terminus, on Rua Caminhos de Ferro, right by the river and the cruise terminal. It sits at the foot of Alfama, the city's most historic quarter.

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 ~23 minutes walking and always has space.
Lisbon's oldest and most atmospheric neighbourhood, a maze of narrow lanes, staircases and viewpoints that survived the 1755 earthquake. It is the traditional home of Fado music.
A vast domed Baroque church turned National Pantheon, honouring notable Portuguese figures. Its rooftop terrace offers striking views over Alfama and the river.
Lisbon's famous flea market, held Tuesdays and Saturdays near the National Pantheon. It is the place to browse antiques, vintage finds and curiosities.
A romantic tiled terrace overlooking the rooftops of Alfama and the Tagus below. Its bougainvillea and azulejo panels make it one of the city's most picturesque viewpoints.
A museum at the entrance of Alfama dedicated to the history and heritage of Lisbon's iconic urban song. It features interactive displays, recordings and historic instruments.
A museum dedicated to Portugal's iconic decorative tiles, housed in a former 16th-century convent. Its highlight is a huge panorama of pre-earthquake Lisbon rendered in azulejos.
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.
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