The apartment is great for a family or a trip with friends. We have been in Lisboa with an 8-year-old. There are separate rooms and beds and a little living room. There is no TV, bring a tablet oder laptop if you want to watch something. You can use the portable Wifi router to stream music or movies, but don’t expect a fluid stream if you do this with multiple devices at the same time. If the weather is good, you won’t stay in the apartment too much. There is a lot to discover, starting with the flea market just in front of the house and a lot of restaurants and little shops in Alfama. Diogo and Filipa will send you a list with recommendations, we couldn’t visit all of them, but we had a great time following some of the tips. You should definitely go to LxMarket on the other side of the city under the bridge on a sunday, there are a lot of creative people selling their handmade stuff and a bunch of restaurants and shops with locally produced products and good food. If you want to cook for yourselves, take note that there is no oven in the kitchen, but an electric stove and a microwave. If you want to hang out at a beach you have to drive a little. We have been to one in Carcavelos which was pretty crowded and touristic with no shadow at all, decide for yourselves if you like to go there or ask someone for recommendations. In Lisboa you can walk everywhere if you like walking, but you can also take the metro, bus or train. Sometimes it was cheaper for us to take a taxi, which was very easy with the MyTaxi app, which even has special offers sometimes, for example we could drive to the airport for around 7€. Don’t use the Tuktuks as a taxi, these are for sightseeing, the tours start at 10–15€ for 15 minutes, but you can even have a two hours tour for way more money. We had just a little one for 15€ to one of the hilltops, where you have stunning view over this lovely city.