HF Fenix Lisboa

The HF Fénix Lisboa is one of the most emblematic hotels in the Portuguese capital. Filled with history, it is characterised by its elegance and beauty, in perfect harmony with the majestic city of Lisbon. Located in the heart of Lisbon, right in front of the Praça Marquês de Pombal, the HF Fénix Lisboa offers easy access to the main tourist, cultural and trade attractions in the city. Benefit from the facility of having a metro station right outside the door to go to the most relevant spots in the capital.

📍Address: Pç do Marquês de Pombal 8, 1269-133 Lisboa, Portugal

Reaching the Conference Venue

🚇By metro: The hotel is located directly by Marquês de Pombal Metro Station, which is served by the Blue and Yellow lines. The station provides convenient connections to central Lisbon and other parts of the city. The metro station is generally open from 06:30 to 01:00. For more information, please see Metro Lisboa.

🚍By bus: Several Carris bus routes stop around Marquês de Pombal, including routes 712, 723, 732, 744, 746, 748, and 753. The stops around Marquês de Pombal are just a short walk from the hotel. Tickets and travel information are available through Carris.

🚖By taxi / ride-sharing: Taxis and ride-sharing services offer a convenient door-to-door option to the hotel. From Lisbon Airport, the journey to the city centre typically takes around 20 minutes, depending on traffic. The airport indicates that a taxi to the city centre generally costs around €10–€15, including luggage.

Lisbon is the capital and largest city of Portugal, set along the Atlantic coast where the Tagus River meets the sea. It is one of Europe’s oldest cities, with roots going back to Roman times and a long history as a major maritime power.

The city is known for its historic neighborhoods like Alfama, where narrow streets, tiled buildings, and traditional Fado music reflect its older character. After the 1755 earthquake, much of central Lisbon was rebuilt, giving the city its mix of historic charm and structured downtown areas. Landmarks such as the Belém Tower and the nearby Jerónimos Monastery highlight its Age of Discoveries past, when Portugal was a global seafaring power.

Today, Lisbon is a lively, walkable city with scenic viewpoints, trams, markets, and a growing food and cultural scene, blending historic identity with a modern European feel.

For more information and travel planning, see Visit Lisboa or Visit Portugal.