Vítor Cordon 38 (T1 Lisbon)

Vítor Cordon 38 (T1 Lisbon)

Lisboa, Lisboa

Legacy of the Royal Portuguese Family and belonging to the D. Manuel II Foundation, the Vítor Cordon 38 building is part of the valuable estate left by the Portuguese Royal Household.

Inserted in the emblematic Chiado, located in the historical area of ​​Lisbon, where from the end of the 19th century, poets and writers such as Fernando Pessoa and Eça de Queiroz drew their image among the illustrious cafes, bookstores and cultural spaces that still remain local icons . The Vítor Cordon 38 building is located in the heart of the city!

The Pombaline Style Charm

The Pombaline buildings tell the story of a time. Originally built in the 18th century, some of them were rehabilitated in the 1990s by the renowned architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, following the burning of the famous Chiado warehouses in 1988. Preserving and respecting the characteristics of the time, the reconstruction of the Vítor Cordon 38 building maintains its elegant nineteenth-century façade combining it with a contemporary style.