Delivery area
Areeiro: roundabouts, blocks and clear numbering
Areeiro is planned Lisbon at its most legible: wide avenues, matching blocks around Praça do Areeiro and Alameda, and addresses that behave exactly as they should.
Coverage across the whole city of Lisbon.
This area is part of our tobacco shop delivery in Lisbon.
What the area is like
Two big squares
Praça do Areeiro and Alameda Dom Afonso Henriques organise the whole area and are visible from far off.
Uniform apartment blocks
1940s buildings in matching rows, most with a lift and a single street entrance.
Ground-floor commerce
Cafés, pharmacies and restaurants under the buildings make handy references on the long avenues.
Student and office movement
The universities around Alameda bring a strong weekday rhythm that fades at night.
Getting around
- Areeiro and Alameda metro stations connect the green, red and yellow lines.
- Roma-Areeiro station puts the suburban train lines within walking distance.
- Cars circulate easily; the avenues are wide and stopping is usually possible.
- Numbering follows the avenues in order, which makes addresses here unusually reliable.
Typical hours
Daytime
Offices, universities and traffic through both squares.
Evening
Restaurants around Alameda busy, residents home.
Late
Quiet and easy to move through, with the fountains and squares still lit.
At night, 7pm to 5am
One of the simplest parts of the city to reach after midnight: the avenues stay lit, traffic is light and the two squares are recognisable from any direction. Nothing about the address changes at night here.
How to describe your location here
Street, number and floor is normally enough. If you are on a long avenue, adding the nearest square shortens the search.
How delivery works here
Send the street, number and floor on WhatsApp and we confirm the order in the conversation.
Order by WhatsApp, every day from 7pm to 5am.
Questions about Areeiro
- Is Areeiro the same as Alameda?
- They are adjacent and often spoken of together: Praça do Areeiro and Alameda Dom Afonso Henriques are a few hundred metres apart.
- Which metro lines serve the area?
- Areeiro is on the green line and Alameda connects the green and red lines, with Roma-Areeiro trains close by.
- Is a landmark needed here?
- Rarely. The numbering is sequential and reliable, so the street and number normally do the job.