The apartment inside looks like the pictures, however, the street pictures are a complete fiction right now. The street pictures show the street as it WAS before a giant construction project started across the street from the apartment. The noise from the construction project is non-stop from 8AM until 6-7PM. When I was there they were doing some kind of drilling into the facade, and some steel structural work which required pounding steel into place over and over and over again (which could be heard with the windows closed). This goes on Monday through Saturday. A giant crane sits atop the project and is framed as the view in the windows. On it are four spotlights which when on, one shines right into the living room. When I mentioned that the pictures need to reflect the current state of the apartment and its neighborhood, one of the host's reps said the construction moves too quickly to keep up with it. Haha! No, it does not. I'd suggest if you're only in Lisbon for a Sunday, this is a great place. On Sunday, you can open the windows and hear the city including the accordion player in the plaza, but from Monday-Saturday if you open the windows all you'll hear is banging, drilling, and sawing. The noise is better with the windows closed, but not completely eliminated. I get why the pictures of the street and window views don't show what's really going on. If I had seen actual photos, not historical ones, I wouldn't have stayed in this apartment. There are plenty of apartments in the old town section of Lisbon to choose from that don't have this current, and unfortunately, hidden, defect. If you still wish to stay here, I'd ask the host to send current, dated pictures of the construction site. I feel like I flew 6,000 miles and got catfished. I thought I was going to enjoy a view of old town and its sounds, but got a view of a giant crane out windows that couldn't be opened because the sound was deafening from the site. The host believes all of this covered because of the very last line in the listing: Possibility of some construction noise from the street. I'm here to tell you, it's a definite there will be constant construction noise from a huge block-long project across the street six days a week.