The Lisbon neighborhoods map shows region and suburbs of Lisbon areas. This neighborhood map of Lisbon will allow you to discover quarters and surrounding area of Lisbon in Portugal. The Lisbon quarters map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

The most traditional neighbourhoods are Baixa, Chaido, Bairro Alto, Alfama and Belém as its mentioned in Lisbon neighborhoods map. Each one of these Lisbon districts has its own unique vitality and essence. In addition to these traditional areas, there are two very modern areas of Lisbon. The first is called Marquess of Pombal Square (Praça do Marquês de Pombal) and its surroundings. The second is the area around the Park of the Nations (Parque das Nações), which was constructed for the 1998 Lisbon World Exposition.

The most tourist-friendly neighbourhood during the day is that between Baixa and Rossio as you can see in Lisbon neighborhoods map, where many of Lisbon main landmarks, shopping and dining opportunities can be found. If you want to know where everyone is on Saturday night, chances are good that it’s Bairro Alto. This windy, hilly neighbourhood is filled with bars and has a bohemian vibe, making it one of the coolest places in the city. Alfama is perhaps the most charming part of Lisbon, and it is the oldest neighborhood too.

Technically, Alcântara is a parish of the district of Lisbon but locals consider it part of the city. Situated between downtown and Belém, it is a neighbourhood along the river as its shown in Lisbon neighborhoods map. This trendy neighbourhood is west of Avenida da Liberdade and north of Bairro Alto. The buildings here are grander than many other neighbourhoods in Lisbon, giving off a pricey vibe, and its name even translates into ‘royal prince’.

The Lisbon districts map shows all quarters and suburbs of Lisbon. This district map of Lisbon will allow you to discover areas and the region of Lisbon in Portugal. The Lisbon districts map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Lisbon is divided into several parishes (districts). Chiado is located between the Baixa and the Bairro Alto districts of Lisbon, and it can be best described as the hub of the most exhilarating shopping and cultural opportunities in the city as you can see in Lisbon districts map. Rua Garrett seems to be paradigmatic in this respect, being lined with all sorts of fashion boutiques and shops. The district is also dotted with theaters and it is reputed for its traditional popularity with the intellectual and artistic elite of the city.

Lisbon is divided into various districts each with its own distinctive character. Principal Real is one of Lisbon most exclusive and prosperous districts, which is leading the artisan-chic transformation of historic Lisbon as its mentioned in Lisbon districts map. The Parque das Nações (Park of Nations) is the striking modern side to historic Lisbon. The district extends along the north-eastern side of the Tejo Estuary, and was transformed from an industrial wasteland into the showground for Expo 98.

Uptown Lisbon is mainly a business and residential district dominated by large 20th-century office blocks and apartment buildings as its shown in Lisbon districts map. While this may not exactly attract tourist attention, these broad avenues are home to some great museums, including the outstanding Gulbenkian. Belém is a riverside district, home to Lisbon finest monuments and museums, some of which, such as the Unesco-listed Jerónimos Monastery and the peculiar Belém Tower, are testimony of Portugal maritime history.