Travessa da Peixeira is meaning Fish Lane, why this is called this way is not clear, no ocean or pond of any kind around, where we stayed, see photos above, is not more than 5 minutes on foot from the space on the map bellow, with Praça das Flores [Flower Square] in the middle and Largo Agosthino da Silva connected to this space little to the north. Our walk is a dotted line and significant spots mentioned letter in the text are all those circles.

Previous quote is perfectly reflecting our opinion about this place, it is taken from web site "lisbonlux.com" for all things Lisbon.

There are so many places located here that we can recommend:
• Quiosque do Refresco – A century old kiosk serving Lisbon's traditional refreshments.
• Restaurante In Bocca al Lupo – Thin-crust organic pizzas.
• Tease – Cupcakes and light meals
• Copenhagen – For coffee lovers.

Along the way, depending which path you selected, you will pass The Parliament building or just small secluded public spaces with plenty of sitting available if you get tired by climbing up and down Lisbon Hills.

This area is urbanized since 17th century and it is obviously planned. It is used exclusively by local residents, or just occasionally as a pedestrian shortcut to the nearby bus stop or stores. It still has all the necessary elements of the cleverly designed public space in a part of the town that is becoming very popular with young generation.

Traces of the care of the community, in now now very trendy part of the city of Lisbon, are visible everywhere.

Park area in the middle of Praça das Flores is so enjoyed by locals and that is visible everywhere. First day after arrival, not only that we adopted placa as "ours", but we are instantly accepted as neighbours.

Version of our favourite one at Praça das Flores is the smallest version but still with wide variety of options.

Whole area is rapidly becoming very trendy among young Lisbonians, in the evening after working hours it is quite hard to find a place in any of popular restaurants without the reservation.

Of course I am joking, Lisbon is way more that just tiles however nice they are after being perfected over centuries of practice. Lisbon is Europe’s second oldest capital [after Athens]. One of most soulful, captivating and picturesque cities, built on the seven hills with scenic vistas from every angle, a charming time warp with vintage trams and medieval village-like neighbourhoods. Lively but serene and melancholic place with appetite for long dinners, coffee breaks and nightlife with famous Fado music.

If you are still not convinced what to expect here, I am strongly suggesting a visit Lisbon one of the friendliest cities in Europe.

For the conclusion nice touch in the middle of the park, little sign with drawing and a poem: "nao deixe no chão o coco do seu cao" [don't leave in the soil "coconut" of your dog], some talented kid's illustration, making it even more precious, photo in the middle bellow.