villa, Leiria

4 Bed Villa Leiria

This 4 Bed Villa Leiria is just 2 km from the beach at Foz do Arelho, and approximately 6km to Caldas da Rainha. The 4 Bed Villa Leiria is also 1 hours drive from Lisbon. This 4 Bed Villa Leiria is also located near several beaches, restaurants, golf and shopping.

4 Bed Villa Leiria Details;

Fully furnishedFully Equipped kitchenLiving and dining room Separate sitting room with double sofa bedBathroom with walk in shower located on the ground floorMaster en-suite bedroom, dressing area, built in wardrobes and access to a balcony situated on the first floorDouble bedroom with built in wardrobes and access to balcony also situated on the first floor1 Bedroom with 2 single beds and built in wardrobes1 Bedroom with 2 single beds with hanging space for clothes and shoesOfficeBathroom also situated on the first floorCentral gas heating via radiatorsMonitored alarm systemPrivate swimming poolSun beds in private bathing areaOutside dining area with seating for 8 peopleBBQOutside seating area with garden sofa and chairsParking area for up to 3 cars with access via electric gate

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Leiria

There are 4 main shopping districts in Leiria Rodrigues Lobo Square, Sant’Ana Square, Castle district and riverside district.

Leira Castle

In August at the castle of Leiria, you will find the festival of Entremuralhs which attracts the Gothic tribes for a dark yet exciting music festival. In the castle quarter you will find shops and cafe.

River District

In this area you can visit two amazing museums: Museum of Leiria and the Paper Mill Museum, two cultural references of the city.

Lisbon

Lisbon is the capital city
of Portugal and also blends traditional heritage and a buzzing nightlife. The
city also has a wide choice of activities and tourist attractions which will
appeal to all ages.

Lisbon is good for a long
weekend away. Close to Lisbon there is also a coastline of beaches. Lisbon has
many shopping centres and monuments for all ages to enjoy

Lisbon is a host to several
museums, monuments, gardens and vantage points. Therefore everything is in a
very short distance and easy to reach. Regardless of what you’re looking for
there is a lot to discover around Lisbon.

El Corte Inglés
across from this Apartment 1 Bed Lisbon

El Corte Inglés is a shopping centre which does not
have a lot of different shops. In the Centre all the products are exposed
together. The shopping mall also offers 10 different floors. Each floor of the
mall is dedicated to a different kind of product. Therefore you can also find
all kind of clothes, books, shoes, cosmetics and electronics.

Jardim Amália
Rodrigues

The Jardim Amália Rodrigues
in Lisbon opened in 1996. It also has a large amphitheatre facing the valley of
Avenida da Liberdade. There is also a circular lake and a restaurant with a
terrace.

In the garden you will also
find two statues. One statue is by the Colombian sculptor Fernando Botero, and
the other by the Portuguese Lagoa Henriques. The entrance to the garden is also
free for everyone.

Eduardo VII Park

Eduardo VII Park is the
largest park in the centre of Lisbon. The park also offers hedges and nice walkways.
Here you will find the hothouse with the its exotic plants. Also the greenhouse
which is filled with tropical plants. In the greenhouse you will also find
ponds, and endless varieties of palms and also some cactus.

Lisbon Metro

Lisbon
metro is the fastest way to travel around the city. There are four metro lines
which cover a total of 46 km and have 55 metro stations. The first service of
the day is at 6:30 am and the last service of the night is at 1:00 am. Some
minor stations close at 9:30 pm. There is a departure every 6-12 minutes.

The metro is the best way
to travel from Lisbon airport to the city centre. It is also the best way to
travel throughout Lisbon. Tickets for the metro can be purchased at a ticket
machine. The ticket machines also provide instructions in multiple languages. The
 machines operate in English, French,
Spanish and Portuguese.

Walking in Lisbon

Walking is one of the best
ways to experience the old quarters. Several viewpoints offer stunning views
over the city. The old trams are also a good way to tour the city.

Trams

Lisbon’s trams are part of
the public cities public transport network. The trams cover the areas of the
city where there is no access to the metro. Along with the main public
transport routes there is a selection of tourist tram tours.

There are five tram routes
with 58 trams. These trams operate across a combined distance of 48 km. Many
people assume that Lisbon’s trams are just for tourists.

Locals still use them today
and are their main transport throughout the city.

Tuk Tuk Tours

A tuk tuk tour is a great
way of seeing the city with kids without it being boring for them.

Santos / 24 Julho / Docks Santos, Avenida 24 de Julho and the Docks were formerly Lisbon’s port
area.

The area is where there used to be old warehouses,
but changed in the 1990’s. The docs are now know for its pop and mainstream
music. Here you will also find some of the best restaurants, bars and discos.

All the riverfront bars and restaurants overlook the
small marina.

Lisbon Food Tours

Experience Lisbon with your
own private guide. Your host will take you to ten of the best spots to try
authentic Portuguese food. You will also have two traditional drinks.

Along your journey you will
experience Portuguese cheese, pastel de bacalhau, pasteis de nata, and much
more. Other tours you can take include by foot, minivan or segway,

Lisbon for
Families

Lisbon
is a great destination for families with children. The city has a lot of sights
and activities suitable for children of all ages. These attractions include a
zoo, aquarium, the trams, and a series of museums.

KidZania Lisboa

This child-sized city is the best way to keep the
kids busy on a rainy day in Lisbon. Young visitors can play at being grownups
and try out occupations. Children will be able to be a grown up for a day and
have play money to shop with

Lisbon Zoo

A day trip to Lisbon’s zoo will offer you big cats,
primates, a reptile house, and dolphin shows. You can also see the park by
riding on the zoo’s miniature train.

Fun Track

Families can pedal, skate, and scoot along the
riverfront. Here you can rent Go-karts, bikes, in-line skates, and skateboards
to ride the riverfront bike lane.

Adventure Park

The Adventure Park is in
the Jamor sports complex in Cruz Quebrada. The obstacle course features rope
bridges strung between trees and end with a 200-metre slide.

Hippo Trip

The Hippo trip is a city
tour that then plunges into the waters of the Tagus. The vehicle is also a
boat that enters the water to the sound of 2001: a Space Odyssey.

Climbing Centre

Lisbon’s largest climbing
centre is down by the river. The wall is 400 square metres and is a paradise
for keen climbers of all ages

Children’s Sailing
Trip

On this tour kids can be
the captain of the boat. Children can also sit behind the wheel cruising the
Tagus river. You can also relax and spend time with your family on this private
sailing experience.

James Bond Tour

Spies once used Lisbon as
their playground.

“The spy who loved
me” movie was filmed in Lisbon.

This private tour is all
about Jame Bond and spies throughout time.

Ocean Pool

The Ocean Pool is filled
with water from the sea and is split into two sections. One area is for kids
and the other for adults with four diving boards. There are sun loungers,
changing rooms, umbrellas and a bar serving light meals. There is parking and a
fantastic view of the marina and the Tagus. The Ocean pool is good if you just
want to swim during your holidays in Lisbon.

Kids Treasure Hunt

On this treasure hunt you
follow the clues, answer riddles, and keep your kids entertained while touring
the city.

Go Car Tours

These Small yellow cars are
equipped with an advanced technological system and GPS. The cars allow a tour
around the city and offers historical, cultural and landscape information in
audio. 

Trampolines

With over 100 trampolines,
Bounce is a safe environment. Users of all ages can either jump free in the
Free Jump arena or climb the rock walls

Pop Cereal

Pop Cereal is the first
place in Lisbon dedicated only to breakfast cereals. A good choice for breakfast,
afternoon snacks or even desserts. At Pop Cereal you can combine the cereals
with other cereals as well as with sweets. There are more than 100 different
cereals to choose from.

Escape Rooms

Can you solve the puzzles
and find the clues to escape the room within 60 minutes? Escape rooms are a
great group-based activity for a wet day. Lisbon Escape rooms are a 60-minute
challenge

Water Sports

A water sport should be at
the top of your list of things to do in Lisbon. Surf, or kite surf is most
popular in Lisbon Your local teacher will take you to the best beaches and
introduce you to any of these sports safely. If you’re already experienced have
a great time surfing some of the best waves in Europe.

Parking Garages

There are a few public
parking garages in Lisbon open 24/7. Prices vary according to the zone, but in
central Lisbon you have a €10-15 maximum flat fee per day.

Public Toilets

Public
toilets in Lisbon are few and far between. Train, metro and bus stations
generally have public toilets. You can also enter a cafe or bar. If you just
want to use the washroom order a coffee or water.