
Anjos is a quirky neighbourhood in one of Lisbon's most multicultural quarters: Avenida Almirante Reis. Anjos isn't a particularly beautiful neighbourhood, but it's relatvely cheap, it's ridiculously convenient and it's very central. It is also very, very lively. You can expect plenty of 2nd hand clothes stores, quite a few typical "tascas," bakeries, bars and cafés. But it's also very close to one of the most up-and-coming neighbourhoods, Intendente, so you'll be really close to some cool shops, cafés and bars. Anjos has it's own green line metro station and it takes you less than 5 minutes usually to get to the city centre - 6 minutes to get to Cais do Sodré. IST (Técnico) is just two stops north from that station, making it a great neighbourhood for IST students. Buses also run up and down Almirante Reis all the time.
Plenty of students in Anjos neighbourhood that, because of low rents and how central it is. The fact that it's a neighbourhood that is getting cooler by the minute, helps too!
Penha de França's bellevedere, or lookout spot, is just behind Anjos. It's a tough climb but it's worth it: you'll get the place all to yourself, as it's not very well known, and the view is great!
The multicultural vibes. This is the kind of neighbourhood of people who are 3rd generation Lisbon locals - it draws people from all over the world here. Really exciting place to live in.
Very varied. People from all over the world will be sharing buildings in Anjos, a true melting-pot neighbourhood.
Lisbon is a laid back city that likes to eat, drink and dance.
It has all the culture and events of a European capital, but it’s a city you can enjoy at a much slower pace. Make the most of the awesome weather at the beaches, chilling at riverside cafés or sunbathing in the city’s gardens.
From enjoying a few beers in the streets, to crazy Erasmus events in bars and clubs, there are parties to go to every night.
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