Destiny

The hotel’s location puts you close to must-see cultural and heritage landmarks. The Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara, just a few minutes’ walk away, offers stunning views of the city. São Jorge Castle, visible from the hotel, and the UNESCO World Heritage monuments of Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower invite you to explore Lisbon’s history and culture. For a truly Lisbon experience, stroll along the cobblestone streets of Rua do Ouro and Rua Augusta, which lead you to the grand Praça do Comércio, next to the Tagus River.

Portuguese cuisine combines tradition and innovation, with authentic flavours that tell stories of sea and land. In the heart of Príncipe Real, near Pensão Londres, there are excellent options to savour Lisbon. Right opposite the Pensão, the " Tapas Bar 52" is ideal for snacks with good wines. Just below the Pensão, the historic " Padaria São Roque" is a good place to enjoy a good breakfast. For meat lovers, " Atalho Real" is an excellent choice. " ZeroZero" stands out for its artisanal pizzas and cocktails, while " Cevicheria" takes ceviche to another level. In Príncipe Real, there are flavours for all tastes – just choose and enjoy.

Lisbon is a city full of entertainment options for all tastes. Throughout the year, the city hosts several music , film and art festivals, offering an intense and diverse program. The city's theaters present everything from classical plays to contemporary productions, while the concert halls guarantee a schedule of concerts with national and international artists. In addition, outdoor spaces, such as squares and gardens, host events, fairs and activities for all ages. If you're looking for fun and good energy, Lisbon always has something new and exciting going on.

Exploring Lisbon can be even more fun with unique transport full of personality. Historic trams   traverse the city’s hills, providing an authentic tour and incredible views. For a different experience, HIPPOtrip combines a land and water tour in an amphibious vehicle that travels through the streets and dives into the Tagus River. The Parque das Nações cable car offers a stunning aerial perspective, while the elevators , such as the Bica and Santa Justa, make it easy to climb Lisbon’s hills with plenty of charm. Whether by land, air or water, there’s always an original way to discover the city.
 
Exploring Lisbon can be even more fun with unique transport full of personality. Historic trams   traverse the city’s hills, providing an authentic tour and incredible views. For a different experience, HIPPOtrip combines a land and water tour in an amphibious vehicle that travels through the streets and dives into the Tagus River. The Parque das Nações cable car offers a stunning aerial perspective, while the elevators , such as the Bica and Santa Justa, make it easy to climb Lisbon’s hills with plenty of charm. Whether by land, air or water, there’s always an original way to discover the city.

From the North (A1) / Vasco da Gama Bridge (A12): Take the Second Circular until Campo Grande. Continue along Marquês de Pombal, Avenida da Liberdade, Rossio and Praça do Comércio. Turn right at Ribeira das Naus, go up Rua do Alecrim and continue until Rua D. Pedro V. We are 50m on the left.

From the South (A2 - Algarve): After the 25 de Abril Bridge, follow Av. Duarte Pacheco until Marquês de Pombal. Then, follow the same route until Rua D. Pedro V.

Taxi : From the airport to Pensão Londres, it costs no more than €15 and takes about 20/25 minutes to get to Pensão Londres.

Aerobus (No. 91): Leaves every 20 minutes and takes about 30 minutes to reach the city center. Get off at the “Restauradores” stop and take the Elevador da Glória. At the top, turn right, pass the Jardim de Alcântara and walk 50m. Pensão Londres is across the street.