Have we just found friendliest and helpful Hotel? The Room is kept spectacularly clean ,breakfast is superb from regular scrambled or fried egg, bacon sausage etc bread of every description cheeses pastries and one off special omelettes made to order. And all the while surrounded by friendly helpful staff, wander out to the front desk where again nothing is to much trouble and every request is taken care of. located a short stroll from Restaurants and Bars, Buses and Trams 2 minutes away as is the Metro. Trains further 5 minutes walk. 10/10

This may be ground zero for tourism in town. It is a straight line street leading from the Commercial Square and Arch and River up to a major crossroads square. Lined with tourist shops and tourist restaurants. Worth a stroll to see how the city was re-built after the 18th Century earthquake.

This street is one of the most popular tourist destinations for shopping and eating. Cafes are situated down the middle of the street and there are also lots of stunning buildings to admire. Lots to see and its nice to sit and spend some time relaxing. The cafes offer snacks, meals, cocktails and much more.

This is the main pedestrian only street that runs about 6 blocks from square to square. Its full of shops, bakeries, and restaurants. A few hotels as well. Can be very busy during the day, but go before 8am and you'll have the place to yourself.

The Avenido de Liberdade is nice for a stroll and seeing the beautiful tree-lined street and high end stores. But THIS area (on and around Rua Augusta) is where the average person can really shop! The streets are wide and beautiful. Many many restaurant opportunities and SO many unique shops not seen in the US. This was our favorite area of Lisbon to walk around, have a drink and shop. It very clean and tourist friendly. The shopping is nice, but not over the top and also not loaded with "trinket" shops like Alfalma, which I found dirty and disappointing.

Rua Augusta located in Baixa, the central district of Lisbon. The Baixa has three main streets - Prata (silver), Aurea (gold), and Augusta (relating the Portuguese king to a Roman emperor). Rua Augusta is pedestrian street with inviting cafes, bustling shops, street musicians and it is the most luxury and elegant street among those three. Frankly, this is the best part of city clean, safe, flat and yes, touristic. I found here my favorite women's clothing store Parfois here and also a French cafe Paul. Rua Augusta has delightful ambience and perfect for strolling it doesn't matter day or evening. We had a lot of fun walking here in the evening and listened to real concerts of wonderful singers and musicians.