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What is the cheapest month to book a hotel in Baixa?

The cheapest month to book a hotel in Baixa is December (₹ 3,298). Conversely, the most expensive month to stay in Baixa is September (₹ 70,642).

What is the cheapest day to stay in a hotel in Baixa?

The cheapest day to stay in Baixa is Tuesday (₹ 9,844). On the other hand, travellers can expect to pay the most on Saturday, when the average nightly price is ₹ 69,123.

How much is a hotel in Baixa tonight?

Users have found prices for hotels in Baixa tonight starting as low as ₹ 2,843, rising to an average cost of ₹ 5,187, based on searches in the last 72 hours. Prices start from ₹ 8,035 for a 4-star hotel in Baixa for tonight.

How much is a Baixa hotel room this weekend?

In the past 72 hours, we’ve seen prices for hotels in Baixa this weekend for as little as ₹ 4,654/night. If you’re specifically looking for a 3-star hotel this weekend, our users have found prices as low as ₹ 4,654/night. For a 4-star hotel in Baixa, the cheapest rate recently found was ₹ 17,191/night for this weekend.

How far ahead should you book a hotel in Baixa?

Save money by booking a hotel at least 2 days before your trip to Baixa. The lowest price found when booking 2 days ahead was ₹ 12,743 per night.

Other accommodation in Baixa

Praça Dos Restauradores 65, 2, Lisbon, Lisbon District, Portugal
0.3 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Airport shuttle
₹ 14,180
Avg. per night

Where to stay in Baixa

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About Baixa

Baixa is the historic heart of Lisbon. The neighbourhood hums with energy and is characterised by bustling squares framed by grand Neoclassical buildings and pedestrianised streets lined with traditional “pastelaria” pastry shops. Admire magnificent historical landmarks, relax at sidewalk cafes and visit one of the top contemporary art museums in the country.

Things to do in Baixa

Rua Augusta, the neighbourhood’s lively main thoroughfare, stretches between two of the city’s main squares. Shop for souvenirs, eat lunch at a rustic “marisqueira” seafood restaurant and enjoy a glass of sweet cherry liqueur at a rustic “ginjinha” bar. Cafes spill onto the sidewalk and serve strong espresso and creamy Portuguese custard tarts.

Admire Portuguese masterpieces at the National Museum of Contemporary Art. It’s in the affluent Chiado district and showcases works by luminaries like Silva Porto and Mónica de Miranda. You’ll also see pieces by modern European masters like Auguste Rodin.

All roads lead to the magnificent Praça do Comércio. Grand 18th-century buildings with elegant arcades and canary-yellow facades frame the impressive riverfront plaza. Trams rumble past the square and street performers entertain the crowds. The e-popping Arco da Rua Augusta towers over the plaza and is topped with statues of historical figures like Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama. Ride the lift to the top of the arch for dizzying views over the city.

Igreja de São Domingos survived the devastating earthquake of 1755 and is one of the oldest buildings in the city. The church dates to the 13th century and welcomes you with a beautiful Baroque façade. Flickering candles light up the enormous pillars and ancient sculptures inside the church.

Getting around Baixa

Baixa is pedestrian-friendly and easy to get around on foot, while trams are a fast and affordable way to get around the neighbourhood. Rossio Train Station is a gateway to Baixa and is just steps from several major sights and attractions. Aluguer de carros Lisbon International Airport is a 20-minute drive away.

Facts about staying in Baixa, Lisbon

  • What are the best hotels in Baixa?

    Hotel Portuense is a very popular hotel in Baixa, with a score of 8.6 from 4,024 reviews. Flat with pool, garden & terrace | Next to São Jorge Castle (8.3 from 47 reviews) and Fully equipped wonderful holiday apartment with terrace | Close to São Jorge Castle (8.8 from 18 reviews) are also highly rated Baixa hotels based on recent feedback from HotelsCombined users.

  • What is a good hotel near Centro de Congressos de Lisboa?

    A good hotel close to Centro de Congressos de Lisboa is Pestana Palace Lisboa (rated 8.9/10 from 2,299 reviews).

  • What is a good hotel in Baixa near Lisbon Oriente Station?

    The most popular hotel near Lisbon Oriente Station is Tivoli Oriente Lisboa Hotel, with 7,605 HotelsCombined users scoring it 8.8/10.

  • Is there a good hotel near Jardim Botânico?

    If you’re visiting Jardim Botânico then the nearby Room Lisboa is a popular hotel with HotelsCombined users (10,520 reviews scoring it at an average 8.1/10).

  • How much is a cheap hotel in Baixa?

    HotelsCombined users have found cheap hotels in Baixa starting from ₹ 2,012 per night in the last 3 days.

  • What are the most popular landmarks to visit in Baixa?

    The most popular landmark in Baixa is Centro de Congressos de Lisboa located in Lisbon, followed by Lisbon Oriente Station and Jardim Botânico, located in Lisbon and Lisbon, respectively. Depending on where and how long you plan on staying in Baixa, you may be able to visit at least one of these cities.

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