WELCOME TO PRINCIPE REAL - LISBON, PORTUGAL

Discover Principe Real, neighbourhood in Lisbon
This charming neighbourhood Principe Real (translate the name of this neighbourhood it literally means Royal Prince) it has become one of Lisbon’s exclusive districts, with sophisticated shops and restaurants. It’s a quiet residential district, with colourful buildings and mansions turning into some of Lisbon’s most expensive real estate. It’s a tranquil place to relax surrounded by trees, by a century-old kiosk serving refreshments, and several stores, and art galleries.
Amazing places mentioned in the video:
Miradouro
Jardim de Principe Real
Jardim Botanico de Lisboa
Embaixada Portuguese concept gallery
Casa Das Corticas
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Welcome to the channel!
As a real estate broker, founder of One-stop properties, an expat, I want to help you with tips and tricks to find and create your inspirational dream home and lifestyle in Portugal. I create informative videos, showing you the best places in Portugal alongside showing you some of the luxury properties on the market.
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[@ZACHARINAREALESTATEBRAZIL]

love this so much - make more videos like this too

[@robertotomas]

I appreciate you and this video on the area that I am staying the month! It’s a beautiful presentation and I love the theme of your channel, as I try to travel a month at a time in different places to figure out if I could life there, imagining my “plan b” (or retirement, is how I put it). Talking to people here, who are from here, I hear a bit of a different story, about the threatened authenticity of the area… and the desire to be able to walk around and speak to people in your own language more (English is on the verge of awkwardly ever-present here)… but at the same time people mostly are welcoming my mix of broken Brazil Portuguese, spanish, and failsafe English . I think if you just try, it bridges the gap. A second thing I thought was off-color was describing principe real as “relatively flat”… not because its is entirely wrong but, if you were to compare this area to even hilly sections of San Francisco it would still count as a very hilly area. Not many people from outside of Lisbon would call this area flat!

[@Larry-jh8gf]

Nice job Alexandra! That shopping palace looks awesome. Certainly something you don't see everywhere. Thanks!

[@AlexandraVictoriaBonte]

Yes, Embaixada is stunning place! This is magic of Lisbon, always discovering new places! :)

[@RC94332]

Sold…

[@daviddelgado2124]

Name of the chocolate shop?

[@AlexandraVictoriaBonte]

Corallo