This busy beautiful square is a broad tree-lined section of the Avenida da Liberdade. It is adjacent to the Rossio train station. Restauradores means restorers and commemorates the 1640 uprising against the Spanish. It is surrounded by very nice restaurants and shops.

Was able to see this nonalcoholic statue from the balcony of our Airbnb. The square that surrounds it is nicely surrounded with small souvenir shops, high end retail stores, restaurants and other hotels. There’s a pic of how the square used to look inside a popular custard shop for reference of the many changes this location has gone through. Nice thing is there are two train stations near by as well as bus transportation and is a easy pick up and drop off location for taxis and Ubers.

good square. there lots of squares in Lisboa. this one is on a busy road near the train station. close by is hard rock cafe. shops and restaurants. great square. not the best area on the other side of the station

This is a very busy square since 4 star & 5 star hotels are here. The train station is at south end of square. Many boutiques, cafes and restaurants surround it. Suggest breakfast at cafe and site see beautiful churches extremely close by, BUT we found it best to skip the restaurants as they are 'priced' for tourists. There are much better eateries 10 minute walks or 5 minute taxi rides down local alleys.

It has been a tremendous effort to pave all the streets of Lisbon with white stones the size of potatoes way back to the farthest port areas. The surface has been left uneven I guess for historical reasons making walking on it in humid air hazardous. Statues of men knealing in their work are situated near the former Eden Theatre now transformed into a fast fashion temple.

We passed through this huge square many times as it is one of the major centers of the city. Important avenues radiate away from it. Lots of food and theaters are around, as well as some luxury hotels. Big metro station.