Regus Chiado
Balance modern business with tradition at our Chiado workspace in the heart of Lisbon with stunning architecture and stylish, modern interiors. Excellent transport links include the famous Lisbon yellow trams and the Baxia-Chiado underground station, just a two-minute walk from the office.
Feel motivated with views of the historical city through the classically-styled windows and relax on the outdoor seating areas and terraces. When your working day is done, entertain clients in your choice of local bars and restaurants in the old town.
Meeting room facilities
Presentation & AV
- Video conference setup
- Large display
- Whiteboard
- Flip chart
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
Meeting rooms in Chiado in central Lisbon
Book a professional meeting room at Chiado on Rua Ivens, set across the 1st and 2nd floors in the heart of historic Lisbon. Rooms come with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi for productive sessions. The workspace blends stunning architecture with stylish modern interiors and classically styled windows overlooking the city. Baixa-Chiado metro station is a short walk away, making it easy for clients to reach you.
Frequently asked questions
Rooms include a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi.
In the Chiado district on Rua Ivens 42, across the 1st and 2nd floors in central Lisbon.
Baixa-Chiado metro station, an interchange for the Blue and Green lines, is just a short walk away.
Yes, the workspace is wheelchair accessible and monitored by 24/7 CCTV.
Yes, the old town offers a wide choice of local bars and restaurants close by.
What makes Chiado special
Historic character in Chiado
Stunning architecture and stylish interiors with city views through classically styled windows and outdoor terraces.
Two minutes from Baixa-Chiado metro
Baixa-Chiado metro is a short walk away, with the famous Lisbon yellow trams passing nearby.
Culture around Chiado
Near the Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporanea, Convento do Carmo and Teatro Nacional de Sao Carlos.
How to get there?
Chiado sits in the heart of Lisbon's most historic district on Rua Ivens. Baixa-Chiado metro station, an interchange for the Blue and Green lines, is a short walk away, while the historic Rossio railway station is around 765 metres off and the Cais do Sodre hub adds metro, rail, ferry and river services, with several public car parks nearby. The area is rich in culture, from the Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporanea and the Gothic ruins of the Convento do Carmo to the Teatro Nacional de Sao Carlos, with Praca Luis de Camoes and the Miradouro de Sao Pedro de Alcantara offering green space and panoramic views.
