U.hub Alameda, Lisbon

Student accommodation or housing in Lisbon is not that difficult, but it is not easy. Students can find affordable and comfortable Lisbon student accommodation options at a reasonable price with amber. Lisbon student accommodation options are located near many world-renowned Lisbon universities like University of Lisbon, Universidade Nova de Lisboa and Universidade Catolica Portuguesa.

The city is well recognised for its monuments, delicious food, warm climate, and calm style of life, as well as a magnificent cultural and sport. It is also a city with a number of excellent public and private higher education institutions. Because of all of these considerations, students from all over the world pick the capital of Portugal as part of their academic route and look for student accommodation in Lisbon.

Lisbon student accommodation options include some of the most comfortable, luxurious, yet affordable ensuites, studio apartments, and shared apartments with various amenities. Private student accommodation in Lisbon costs between €102 - €198 per week. Off-campus student accommodation in Lisbon have short-term tenancy options for students near the most famous universities nearby like Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias, University of Lisbon, Catolica Lisbon School of Business & Economics and  Universidade NOVA de Lisboa 

Lisbon is the capital and largest city of Portugal. Lisbon is recognised as an alpha-level global city due to its importance in finance, commerce, fashion, media, entertainment, arts, international trade, education, and tourism. Lisbon is one of two Portuguese cities, along with Porto, to be recognized as a global city. Lisbon is one of the world's oldest cities, and the second-oldest European capital city after Athens, predating other modern European capitals by centuries. The city of Lisbon is rich in architecture; Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline, Baroque, Modern, and Postmodern architecture may be found throughout the city. The city is also crossed by historical boulevards and monuments along the major streets, notably in the upper districts; prominent examples include the Avenue of Liberty and the Avenue of the Republic.

The daily necessities are enough to distress any student. Student housing, however, is one of the primary necessities for students. And because each student has different needs, most choose a student-friendly area to live in a while attending college. The amber website offers a variety of housing options for students. Regardless of the student accommodation you choose, you will be living in beautiful areas like Alvalade, Almeda, Marques De Pomba, Lumiar, Santa Cruz amongst others

Alvalade

Alvalade is located in the heart of Lisbon. Some of Lisbon's most famous universities are located here, including the University of Lisbon, the largest in Portugal, the Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE), the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, and the Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias. So here's the first advantage of living in Alvalade: you're likely to be close to your university. Alvalade is calmer, quite and home to numerous Portuguese families. U.hub Alvalade is one of the most loved student accommodations in the area.

Alameda

The large avenue (Alameda d. Afonso Henriques) that gives this region its name includes a very large garden with plenty of places to enjoy in Lisbon's beautiful weather and a kiosk-bar where you can cool off with one of the coolest — and cheapest — glasses of beer. Alameda, which has big condos, has become a favourite neighbourhood among students, particularly because it is close to the Instituto Superior Técnico (IST). Alameda is very well-served by public transportation, which can take you to other parts of Lisbon. If you use the Alameda metro, you may quickly get to more central districts of Lisbon as well as the airport.

Marquês de Pomba

Locals recognise Marquês de Pombal as the city's business district and a major transportation hub. You can get to any location in the city fast thanks to the intersection of two metro lines and over 20 distinct bus routes. Lisbon's starting point is the Marqués of Pombal. At the end of Avenida da Liberdade and next to Parque Eduardo VII, in the city's historic district, you'll discover a really lovely neighbourhood with top-notch housing options.

Lisbon is of one the popular city in portugal, the city is also known for its culture, traditions and job opportunities that welcomes expats & for jobs and students for higher education. Average Cost of living in Lisbon for students is €1100 to €2000.

1. Accommodation - €400 - €800/ month

2. Food - €200 - €300/ month

3. Travel (buses, trams, and trains) - €100 - €150/ month

4. Entertainment - €100 - €150/ month

5. Internet & mobile phone - €10 - €30/month

6. Laundry - €5 - €25/month

7. Stationery and Textbooks - €10 - €30/month

Lisbon is a simple city to navigate despite all the hills and cobblestones, with an amazing and user-friendly system of buses, trams, and suburban trains, as well as an effective metro, making it simple to get between important areas of interest. The travel card can be used to access the metro as well as all buses, trains, boats, and trams that serve Lisbon and other cities. The Viva Viagem green card is accessible at ticket counters and vending machines at metro, train, and boat terminals for €0.50.

Metro

With four lines, Lisbon's effective metro system provides service to the airport, Baixa and Chiado, Mouraria and Alvalade, Saldanha and Campo Pequeno, and Baixa and Chiado (Yellow Line). It is simple to switch between lines because the Red Line crosses all three other lines.

Bus

Lisbon's bus routes are very straightforward, but because buses are one of the locals' preferred modes of public transportation, they often become busy. 

Bicycle

Lisbon's city planners have worked very hard to increase the number of cycle pathways in an effort to make the city more bicycle-friendly. Download Gira, the official bike-sharing app of the Lisbon City Council, to locate a bike in the area. With numerous bike stations dispersed throughout the town, it is heavily used by both residents and visitors.