Anjos has been laying low on the tourist radar for most of history. It’s almost a black-spot on the Lisbon map, as a result, little wealth has flowed into the neighbourhood. Anjos is considered one of Lisbon’s least attractive neighbourhoods. On account of this, both elderly people and young families have managed to secure affordable living within a very central Lisbon location.
This low cost-of-living is certain to influence the future of Anjos and bring wealth to the area in the coming years. Busses pass through Anjos regularly, and the neighbourhood even has its very own metro line!
Anjos is one of the most underrated places to live in Lisbon.It is safe, foreigner friendly and you can go pretty much everywhere by foot.There are plenty of options in terms of restaurants, brunch, co-working spaces and bars (my favourite is Amor Records).There is an alternative vibe to this neighbourhood, you can be whoever you want here and nobody will care :).There are both affordable areas (near avenida almirante reis) and more premium areas (like Bairro da Inglaterra).The neighbourhood is lacking some high quality gyms (Fitness Hut is fine but can get crowded). - Paul, Jan 2024
I live in Anjos and love it but it is definitely a little more local and less visitor focused if that makes sense. Everyone is super kind but there is more constantly going on for visitors elsewhere. - Sarah, April 2022
I’m living in Arroios for a month now and absolutely loving it. Very close to parks, supermarkets, gyms, shops and bars/restaurants. Close to the metro and a 20min walk from the city center. I’m paying low rent and next to cheap supermarkets while bordering the more expensive neighborhood with nice parks and restaurants. But as it’s the only neighborhood here I’ve lived in I have nothing to compare it with 😆 - Cédric, December 2020
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