Majestic buildings are also found in Príncipe Real. A fashionable part of the Portuguese capital, this neighbourhood is ideal for those who like a city buzz – both day and night. If street markets are your thing, then Príncipe Real will suit you: every weekend the park, which has a children’s playground, plays host to markets selling everything from antiques to organic produce and handicrafts. Living here also means enjoying a wide range of restaurants serving cuisine from all over the world: Portuguese, Italian, Peruvian, Japanese, Indian, Lebanese, to name but a few.

And what are the houses like?

The properties in Avenida da Liberdade's prime area offer amenities, such as parking, balconies, terraces, swimming pools, gyms and security services. In Príncipe Real, which is also considered one of the capital’s most exclusive areas, the architecture of the buildings is refined and sophisticated, with balconies and terraces overlooking the Tagus, as well as parking spaces.