The Chewbacca apartment is just a superb place to stay when in Lisbon. It is very well located. Close enough to the city and all of its must-see places, but also far enough to have a good night sleep without all the annoying city noises (traffic, partying people) The interior design with all the star wars memorabilia is just fabulous and a must for every true star wars lover. There are even 2 costumes to put on xD...we had a blast wearing them and taking some selfies. The flat is also well equipped with all the necessities one could possibly need when away. Lidl, mini supermarkets and bakerys are also just around the corner. One of the hosts, Rui, was always available and helped us with anything we needed. He is a very kind and funny person and does everything to make your stay fun and memorable. Places to eat/drink: Chapito a Mesa (very good, delicious food! 3 course dinner with a bottle of wine, water and 2 glasses of champagne for about 90-100 euros; don't forget to make a reservation on the terrace with a view over Lisbon and the Ponte 25 de Abril! ) Graca 77 (delicious veggie/vegan food for a reasonable price) Sada (café/bakery with superb food and low prices) Senhor Vinho (nice atmosphere with also very good food just a little expensive but while having dinner they have Fado singers entertaining the guests which I think makes the prices absolutely OK!) Park Bar - hidden on the park deck (6th floor with the elevator) of a parking garage in the middle of the city next to Bairro Alto, it offers a fantastic view over Lisbon while enjoying a nice cocktail. It gets quite crowded in the evening, so best be there around 5/6pm Places to see: The village of Sintra with all of its castles and parks. Must-see: Palacio da Pena, Quinta da Regaleira. Make sure to go there as early as possible in the morning or you will have to wait for a very long time to get in. We were lucky that the host Rui (thanks so much again!) offered to take us there and be our "chauffeur" ;) he dropped us off right in front of the entrance and waited around to pick us up to go to the next place. He offered this to an absolutely reasonable price. Torré de Belem - also be there as early as possible; we waited 2 1/2 hours to get in while the sun was burning down on us and we felt like melting away! Hieronymus Monestary - we didn't see the inside because there was also a huge line, so make sure to get there also very early! One place that is maybe one of the last insider Tipps, where you'll be one of a few tourists to go there, is the Cemetery of Prazeres. Take the Tram 28 to the final station Prazeres and you'll see the entrance right away. The cemetery is a...