VIP Inn Berna Hotel

Name: VIP Inn Berna Hotel
Address: Av. Antonio de Serpa 13, Lisbon, 1069-199, PRT
Rating: 8.6

Campo Pequeno

8.6Excellent177 Expedia guest reviews

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About Campo Pequeno

Campo Pequeno feels polished and urban, with a busy everyday Lisbon rhythm centered on its arena, broad avenues, and convenient transit. It’s well placed for reaching central sights like Rua da Rosa and Miradouro das Portas do Sol, while nearby landmarks such as Central Mosque of Lisbon and Sousa Martins Statue add local interest. Expect moderate crowds, steady traffic noise, and a practical mix of

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