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in a very clama street, excellent location, very central, historic area, close to Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto and Chiado.Metro, train, bus.Divided into three floors
Good areas, rooms with good natural light,
Central heating, air conditioning
Patio at the back, which allows you to have meals with privacy and tranquillity.Garage. Excellent opportunity, both for housing and investment.History of Avenida da Liberdade
After the earthquake of 1755, the so-called Passeio Público was built, at the bottom of the current avenue and Praça dos Restauradores.At that time, despite the name, the Passeio had nothing public! It was surrounded by walls and gates, where only members of high society circulated.In 1821, with the liberal movement in the country, the barriers were destroyed so that everyone could circulate there.It was in 1879 that the Avenue of Liberty as we know it today began to be born, built with inspiration from the Champs-Elysées in Paris.This wide and elegant avenue has been the scene of parties, parades and demonstrations. Nowadays, it is divided into several lanes of traffic, which connect Praça dos Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal.Currently, Avenida da Liberdade is occupied by several offices, hotels and shops.Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighbourhood in the centre of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife venues. Built in an orthogonal plan from the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was known as Vila Nova de Andrade.At the beginning of the 21st century, Chiado strengthened its profile as a cosmopolitan neighbourhood and a space for gatherings and cultural centres. The opening of Café No Chiado, on the site of the former Livraria Morais, on the initiative of the National Center of Culture, as well as the cultural dynamics installed in the Literary Guild are milestones in this process of resurgence of places of enjoyment and sociability. The refunctionalization of the old Armazéns do Chiado, with hotel, restaurant and commercial activities, which includes a space dedicated to books and multimedia (the Fnac Bookstore), simultaneously with the rehabilitation of the São Luíz Municipal Theatre and the Mário Viegas Theatre-Studio and the reprogramming of the São Carlos Theatre and the Trindade Theatre, today contribute to a wide and diversified cultural offer. Stage of some emblematic events in the city, Chiado is rightly known today as one of the main 'meeting points' for Lisboners and those who visit Lisbon.
Energy Rating: B
#ref:8303 View more View less T4. Garage, near Avenida da Liberdade Fully refurbished flat,
in a very clama street, excellent location, very central, historic area, close to Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto and Chiado.Metro, train, bus.Divided into three floors
Good areas, rooms with good natural light,
Central heating, air conditioning
Patio at the back, which allows you to have meals with privacy and tranquillity.Garage. Excellent opportunity, both for housing and investment.History of Avenida da Liberdade
After the earthquake of 1755, the so-called Passeio Público was built, at the bottom of the current avenue and Praça dos Restauradores.At that time, despite the name, the Passeio had nothing public! It was surrounded by walls and gates, where only members of high society circulated.In 1821, with the liberal movement in the country, the barriers were destroyed so that everyone could circulate there.It was in 1879 that the Avenue of Liberty as we know it today began to be born, built with inspiration from the Champs-Elysées in Paris.This wide and elegant avenue has been the scene of parties, parades and demonstrations. Nowadays, it is divided into several lanes of traffic, which connect Praça dos Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal.Currently, Avenida da Liberdade is occupied by several offices, hotels and shops.Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighbourhood in the centre of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife venues. Built in an orthogonal plan from the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was known as Vila Nova de Andrade.At the beginning of the 21st century, Chiado strengthened its profile as a cosmopolitan neighbourhood and a space for gatherings and cultural centres. The opening of Café No Chiado, on the site of the former Livraria Morais, on the initiative of the National Center of Culture, as well as the cultural dynamics installed in the Literary Guild are milestones in this process of resurgence of places of enjoyment and sociability. The refunctionalization of the old Armazéns do Chiado, with hotel, restaurant and commercial activities, which includes a space dedicated to books and multimedia (the Fnac Bookstore), simultaneously with the rehabilitation of the São Luíz Municipal Theatre and the Mário Viegas Theatre-Studio and the reprogramming of the São Carlos Theatre and the Trindade Theatre, today contribute to a wide and diversified cultural offer. Stage of some emblematic events in the city, Chiado is rightly known today as one of the main 'meeting points' for Lisboners and those who visit Lisbon.
Energiekategorie: B
#ref:8303 T4. Garaje, cerca Avenida da Liberdade Apartamento totalmente reformado,
en una calle muy clama, excelente ubicación, muy céntrica, zona histórica, cerca de la Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto y Chiado.Metro, tren, autobús.Dividida en tres plantas
Buenas zonas, habitaciones con buena luz natural,
Calefacción central, aire acondicionado
Patio en la parte trasera, que permite tener comidas con privacidad y tranquilidad.Garaje. Excelente oportunidad, tanto para vivienda como para inversión.Historia de la Avenida da Liberdade
Después del terremoto de 1755, se construyó el llamado Passeio Público, al final de la actual avenida y Praça dos Restauradores.En aquella época, a pesar del nombre, el Passeio no tenía nada público. Estaba rodeado de murallas y puertas, por donde solo circulaban los miembros de la alta sociedad.En 1821, con el movimiento liberal en el país, se destruyeron las barreras para que todos pudieran circular por allí.Fue en 1879 cuando comenzó a nacer la Avenida de la Libertad tal y como la conocemos hoy en día, construida inspirándose en los Campos Elíseos de París.Esta amplia y elegante avenida ha sido escenario de fiestas, desfiles y manifestaciones. Hoy en día, está dividida en varios carriles de circulación, que conectan la Praça dos Restauradores con Marquês de Pombal.Actualmente, la Avenida da Liberdade está ocupada por varias oficinas, hoteles y tiendas.El Bairro Alto es un barrio antiguo y pintoresco en el centro de Lisboa, con calles estrechas y empedradas, casas centenarias, pequeñas tiendas tradicionales, restaurantes y locales de ocio nocturno. Construida en planta ortogonal desde principios del siglo XVI, fue conocida como Vila Nova de Andrade.A principios del siglo XXI, Chiado se consolidó como barrio cosmopolita y espacio de encuentro y centro cultural. La apertura del Café No Chiado, en el sitio de la antigua Librería Morais, por iniciativa del Centro Nacional de Cultura, así como las dinámicas culturales instaladas en el Gremio Literario son hitos en este proceso de resurgimiento de lugares de disfrute y sociabilidad. La refuncionalización del antiguo Armazéns do Chiado, con actividades hoteleras, gastronómicas y comerciales, que incluye un espacio dedicado al libro y a la multimedia (la Librería Fnac), simultáneamente con la rehabilitación del Teatro Municipal de São Luíz y del Teatro-Estudio Mário Viegas y la reprogramación del Teatro São Carlos y del Teatro Trindade, contribuyen hoy a una oferta cultural amplia y diversificada. Escenario de algunos eventos emblemáticos de la ciudad, Chiado es hoy conocido con razón como uno de los principales 'puntos de encuentro' para los lisboetas y los que visitan Lisboa.
Categoría Energética: B
#ref:8303 T4. Garage, près de Avenida da Liberdade Appartement entièrement rénové,
dans une rue très clama, excellent emplacement, très central, quartier historique, à proximité de l'Avenida da Liberdade, du Bairro Alto et du Chiado.Métro, train, bus.Divisé en trois étages
De bons quartiers, des pièces avec une bonne lumière naturelle,
Chauffage central, climatisation
Patio à l'arrière, ce qui vous permet de prendre vos repas en toute intimité et tranquillité.Garage. Excellente opportunité, tant pour le logement que pour l'investissement.Histoire de l'Avenida da Liberdade
Après le tremblement de terre de 1755, le soi-disant Passeio Público a été construit, au bas de l'avenue actuelle et de la Praça dos Restauradores.À cette époque, malgré son nom, le Passeio n'avait rien de public ! Il était entouré de murs et de portes, où seuls les membres de la haute société circulaient.En 1821, avec le mouvement libéral dans le pays, les barrières ont été détruites pour que tout le monde puisse y circuler.C'est en 1879 que l'avenue de la Liberté telle que nous la connaissons aujourd'hui a vu le jour, construite en s'inspirant des Champs-Elysées à Paris.Cette avenue large et élégante a été le théâtre de fêtes, de défilés et de manifestations. Aujourd'hui, il est divisé en plusieurs voies de circulation, qui relient la Praça dos Restauradores au Marquês de Pombal.Actuellement, l'Avenida da Liberdade est occupée par plusieurs bureaux, hôtels et magasins.Le Bairro Alto est un quartier ancien et pittoresque du centre de Lisbonne, avec des rues étroites et pavées, des maisons centenaires, de petites boutiques traditionnelles, des restaurants et des lieux de vie nocturne. Construite selon un plan orthogonal à partir du début du XVIe siècle, elle était connue sous le nom de Vila Nova de Andrade.Au début du XXIe siècle, le Chiado a renforcé son profil en tant que quartier cosmopolite et espace de rassemblement et de centres culturels. L'ouverture du Café No Chiado, sur le site de l'ancienne Livraria Morais, à l'initiative du Centre national de la culture, ainsi que la dynamique culturelle installée dans la Guilde littéraire sont des jalons dans ce processus de résurgence des lieux de plaisir et de sociabilité. La refonctionnalisation de l'ancien Armazéns do Chiado, avec des activités hôtelières, de restauration et commerciales, qui comprend un espace dédié au livre et au multimédia (la Librairie Fnac), simultanément à la réhabilitation du Théâtre municipal de São Luíz et du Théâtre-Studio Mário Viegas et à la reprogrammation du Théâtre São Carlos et du Théâtre Trindade, contribuent aujourd'hui à une offre culturelle large et diversifiée. Théâtre de certains événements emblématiques de la ville, le Chiado est aujourd'hui connu à juste titre comme l'un des principaux « points de rencontre » des Lisboètes et de ceux qui visitent Lisbonne.
Performance Énergétique: B
#ref:8303 T4. Garage, near Avenida da Liberdade Fully refurbished flat,
in a very clama street, excellent location, very central, historic area, close to Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto and Chiado.Metro, train, bus.Divided into three floors
Good areas, rooms with good natural light,
Central heating, air conditioning
Patio at the back, which allows you to have meals with privacy and tranquillity.Garage. Excellent opportunity, both for housing and investment.History of Avenida da Liberdade
After the earthquake of 1755, the so-called Passeio Público was built, at the bottom of the current avenue and Praça dos Restauradores.At that time, despite the name, the Passeio had nothing public! It was surrounded by walls and gates, where only members of high society circulated.In 1821, with the liberal movement in the country, the barriers were destroyed so that everyone could circulate there.It was in 1879 that the Avenue of Liberty as we know it today began to be born, built with inspiration from the Champs-Elysées in Paris.This wide and elegant avenue has been the scene of parties, parades and demonstrations. Nowadays, it is divided into several lanes of traffic, which connect Praça dos Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal.Currently, Avenida da Liberdade is occupied by several offices, hotels and shops.Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighbourhood in the centre of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife venues. Built in an orthogonal plan from the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was known as Vila Nova de Andrade.At the beginning of the 21st century, Chiado strengthened its profile as a cosmopolitan neighbourhood and a space for gatherings and cultural centres. The opening of Café No Chiado, on the site of the former Livraria Morais, on the initiative of the National Center of Culture, as well as the cultural dynamics installed in the Literary Guild are milestones in this process of resurgence of places of enjoyment and sociability. The refunctionalization of the old Armazéns do Chiado, with hotel, restaurant and commercial activities, which includes a space dedicated to books and multimedia (the Fnac Bookstore), simultaneously with the rehabilitation of the São Luíz Municipal Theatre and the Mário Viegas Theatre-Studio and the reprogramming of the São Carlos Theatre and the Trindade Theatre, today contribute to a wide and diversified cultural offer. Stage of some emblematic events in the city, Chiado is rightly known today as one of the main 'meeting points' for Lisboners and those who visit Lisbon.
Energy Rating: B
#ref:8303 T4. Garage, near Avenida da Liberdade Fully refurbished flat,
in a very clama street, excellent location, very central, historic area, close to Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto and Chiado.Metro, train, bus.Divided into three floors
Good areas, rooms with good natural light,
Central heating, air conditioning
Patio at the back, which allows you to have meals with privacy and tranquillity.Garage. Excellent opportunity, both for housing and investment.History of Avenida da Liberdade
After the earthquake of 1755, the so-called Passeio Público was built, at the bottom of the current avenue and Praça dos Restauradores.At that time, despite the name, the Passeio had nothing public! It was surrounded by walls and gates, where only members of high society circulated.In 1821, with the liberal movement in the country, the barriers were destroyed so that everyone could circulate there.It was in 1879 that the Avenue of Liberty as we know it today began to be born, built with inspiration from the Champs-Elysées in Paris.This wide and elegant avenue has been the scene of parties, parades and demonstrations. Nowadays, it is divided into several lanes of traffic, which connect Praça dos Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal.Currently, Avenida da Liberdade is occupied by several offices, hotels and shops.Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighbourhood in the centre of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife venues. Built in an orthogonal plan from the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was known as Vila Nova de Andrade.At the beginning of the 21st century, Chiado strengthened its profile as a cosmopolitan neighbourhood and a space for gatherings and cultural centres. The opening of Café No Chiado, on the site of the former Livraria Morais, on the initiative of the National Center of Culture, as well as the cultural dynamics installed in the Literary Guild are milestones in this process of resurgence of places of enjoyment and sociability. The refunctionalization of the old Armazéns do Chiado, with hotel, restaurant and commercial activities, which includes a space dedicated to books and multimedia (the Fnac Bookstore), simultaneously with the rehabilitation of the São Luíz Municipal Theatre and the Mário Viegas Theatre-Studio and the reprogramming of the São Carlos Theatre and the Trindade Theatre, today contribute to a wide and diversified cultural offer. Stage of some emblematic events in the city, Chiado is rightly known today as one of the main 'meeting points' for Lisboners and those who visit Lisbon.
Energie Categorie: B
#ref:8303 T4. garagem, próx. da Avenida da Liberdade Apartamento totalmente remodelado,
em rua muito clama, excelente localização, muito central, zona histórica, proximo da Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto e do Chiado.Metro, comboio, autocarro.Dividido em três pisos
Boas áreas, quartos com boa luz natural,
aquecimento central, ar condicionado
pátio nas traseiras o que permite tomar refeições com privacidade e tranquilidade.Garagem. Excelente oportunidade, quer para habitação quer para investimento.História da Avenida da Liberdade
Após o terremoto de 1755, foi construído o então chamado Passeio Público, na parte inferior da avenida atual e da Praça dos Restauradores.Naquela época, apesar do nome, de público o Passeio não tinha nada! Ele era cercado por muros e portões, onde circulavam apenas os membros da alta sociedade.Em 1821, com o movimento liberal no país, as barreiras foram destruídas para que todos pudessem circular por lá.Foi em 1879 que começou a nascer a Avenida da Liberdade como nós conhecemos atualmente, construída com inspiração na Champs-Elysées, de Paris.Esta larga e elegante avenida já foi palco de festas, desfiles e manifestações. Hoje em dia, ela é dividida em diversas faixas de trânsito, que ligam a Praça dos Restauradores ao Marquês de Pombal.Atualmente a Avenida da Liberdade é ocupada por diversos escritórios, hotéis e lojas.O Bairro Alto é um bairro antigo e pitoresco no centro de Lisboa, com ruas estreitas e empedradas, casas seculares, pequeno comércio tradicional, restaurantes e locais de vida nocturna. Construído em plano ortogonal a partir do início do século XVI, foi conhecido como Vila Nova de Andrade.No início do século XXI, o Chiado reforçou o seu perfil de bairro cosmopolita e de espaço de tertúlia e centro cultural. A abertura do Café No Chiado, no local da antiga Livraria Morais, por iniciativa do Centro Nacional de Cultura, tal como a dinâmica cultural instalada no Grémio Literário são marcos deste processo de ressurgimento de locais de fruição e sociabilidade. A refuncionalização dos antigos Armazéns do Chiado, com atividades de hotelaria, restauração e comércio, onde se inclui um espaço dedicado ao livro e multimédia (a Livraria Fnac), em simultâneo com a reabilitação do Teatro Municipal São Luíz e do Teatro-Estúdio Mário Viegas e a reprogramação do Teatro de São Carlos e do Teatro da Trindade, contribuem hoje para uma ampla e diversificada oferta cultural. Palco de alguns eventos emblemáticos da cidade, com razão o Chiado é hoje conhecido como um dos principais 'ponto de encontro' dos lisboetas e dos que visitam Lisboa.
Categoria Energética: B
#ref:8303 T4. Garage, near Avenida da Liberdade Fully refurbished flat,
in a very clama street, excellent location, very central, historic area, close to Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto and Chiado.Metro, train, bus.Divided into three floors
Good areas, rooms with good natural light,
Central heating, air conditioning
Patio at the back, which allows you to have meals with privacy and tranquillity.Garage. Excellent opportunity, both for housing and investment.History of Avenida da Liberdade
After the earthquake of 1755, the so-called Passeio Público was built, at the bottom of the current avenue and Praça dos Restauradores.At that time, despite the name, the Passeio had nothing public! It was surrounded by walls and gates, where only members of high society circulated.In 1821, with the liberal movement in the country, the barriers were destroyed so that everyone could circulate there.It was in 1879 that the Avenue of Liberty as we know it today began to be born, built with inspiration from the Champs-Elysées in Paris.This wide and elegant avenue has been the scene of parties, parades and demonstrations. Nowadays, it is divided into several lanes of traffic, which connect Praça dos Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal.Currently, Avenida da Liberdade is occupied by several offices, hotels and shops.Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighbourhood in the centre of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife venues. Built in an orthogonal plan from the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was known as Vila Nova de Andrade.At the beginning of the 21st century, Chiado strengthened its profile as a cosmopolitan neighbourhood and a space for gatherings and cultural centres. The opening of Café No Chiado, on the site of the former Livraria Morais, on the initiative of the National Center of Culture, as well as the cultural dynamics installed in the Literary Guild are milestones in this process of resurgence of places of enjoyment and sociability. The refunctionalization of the old Armazéns do Chiado, with hotel, restaurant and commercial activities, which includes a space dedicated to books and multimedia (the Fnac Bookstore), simultaneously with the rehabilitation of the São Luíz Municipal Theatre and the Mário Viegas Theatre-Studio and the reprogramming of the São Carlos Theatre and the Trindade Theatre, today contribute to a wide and diversified cultural offer. Stage of some emblematic events in the city, Chiado is rightly known today as one of the main 'meeting points' for Lisboners and those who visit Lisbon.
: B
#ref:8303 T4. Garage, near Avenida da Liberdade Fully refurbished flat,
in a very clama street, excellent location, very central, historic area, close to Avenida da Liberdade, Bairro Alto and Chiado.Metro, train, bus.Divided into three floors
Good areas, rooms with good natural light,
Central heating, air conditioning
Patio at the back, which allows you to have meals with privacy and tranquillity.Garage. Excellent opportunity, both for housing and investment.History of Avenida da Liberdade
After the earthquake of 1755, the so-called Passeio Público was built, at the bottom of the current avenue and Praça dos Restauradores.At that time, despite the name, the Passeio had nothing public! It was surrounded by walls and gates, where only members of high society circulated.In 1821, with the liberal movement in the country, the barriers were destroyed so that everyone could circulate there.It was in 1879 that the Avenue of Liberty as we know it today began to be born, built with inspiration from the Champs-Elysées in Paris.This wide and elegant avenue has been the scene of parties, parades and demonstrations. Nowadays, it is divided into several lanes of traffic, which connect Praça dos Restauradores to Marquês de Pombal.Currently, Avenida da Liberdade is occupied by several offices, hotels and shops.Bairro Alto is an old and picturesque neighbourhood in the centre of Lisbon, with narrow, cobbled streets, centuries-old houses, small traditional shops, restaurants and nightlife venues. Built in an orthogonal plan from the beginning of the sixteenth century, it was known as Vila Nova de Andrade.At the beginning of the 21st century, Chiado strengthened its profile as a cosmopolitan neighbourhood and a space for gatherings and cultural centres. The opening of Café No Chiado, on the site of the former Livraria Morais, on the initiative of the National Center of Culture, as well as the cultural dynamics installed in the Literary Guild are milestones in this process of resurgence of places of enjoyment and sociability. The refunctionalization of the old Armazéns do Chiado, with hotel, restaurant and commercial activities, which includes a space dedicated to books and multimedia (the Fnac Bookstore), simultaneously with the rehabilitation of the São Luíz Municipal Theatre and the Mário Viegas Theatre-Studio and the reprogramming of the São Carlos Theatre and the Trindade Theatre, today contribute to a wide and diversified cultural offer. Stage of some emblematic events in the city, Chiado is rightly known today as one of the main 'meeting points' for Lisboners and those who visit Lisbon.
Energy Rating: B
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