Where should I stay in Lisbon? [closed]

We are going to Lisbon in April and I have been doing research on where to stay there. The books I have been reading say that Bairro Alto is fun but loud. We like fun but to a certain extent (we don't stay out till the wee hours, we like sleeping well :) ).

Near Rossio or Chiado seems like a good choice. Is it?

Also we may consider staying near the Parque Eduardo VII, but it doesn't look like a short walk to Rossio, Baixa, Chiado and Bairro Alto from there. How late does the subway stay open?

We like having nice places nearby to go to in the evening if we feel like it, like a restaurant or a bar. We don't want to stay in a neighbourhood that is totally "dead" after a certain hour. Can someone please give us a bit of advice?

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What is the best area to stay when visiting Lisbon?

The 6 Best Neighborhoods in Lisbon for Tourists

Baixa & Rossio. Baixa, with Rossio just to the north, is Lisbon's historic downtown and its elegant, bustling heart. ...

Chiado & Cais do Sodr\xe9 ...

Bairro Alto & Pr\xedncipe Real. ...

Avenida da Liberdade. ...

Alfama. ...

Mouraria, Gra\xe7a & S\xe3o Vicente. ...

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What is the main Centre of Lisbon?

Baixa is the most central and renowned neighbourhood in Lisbon. It was completely rebuilt by the Marquis of Pombal after the earthquake that destroyed part of the city in the eighteenth century. The district has large classical avenues flanked by houses covered in tiles, in typical Lisbon style.

Is Alfama a good area to stay in Lisbon?

From the river, Lisbon heads straight up the hills to the north, which is where you'll find neighborhoods like Chiado, Alfama, and Bairro Alto, which are great places to stay that are packed with bars, restaurants, shops, and hidden (and not-so-hidden) treasures.

Are there unsafe areas in Lisbon?

When asking Lisboetas about what they consider the most dangerous neighborhoods, Cova da Moura, Quinta da Fonte, and Quinta do Mocho come up time and time again. It's hard for many visitors and expats to imagine that Lisbon has a dangerous underbelly, with few venturing outside the progressively hip center.

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