You can't travel through the area without admiring Dom Pedro IV Statue. This renowned piece of artwork is on most sightseers' to-do lists.

This work of art is often on the itineraries of visitors to Lisbon Old Town. But Dom Pedro IV Statue isn't the only drawcard here. Castle of São Jorge, Rossio Square, and Belém Tower are some other interesting sights close by.

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Loved the art work and the loft style. Beautiful. Both staff at the front desk were extremely helpful.

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