Join us for an interactive and fun reading for your kids on Saturday morning!

Our Saturday morning session features carefully chosen books, read aloud in an engaging and interactive way. Expect a warm and welcoming atmosphere where little listeners can explore stories, discover new characters, and spark their love for reading.

This event is hosted in English, but all kids are welcomed! Our host Lia speaks Portuguese too!

This event is free to attend, but we ask that you register your free tickets in advance so we know how many little bookworms to expect. Please select how many adults will be attending. If you can't make it, please ensure you cancel your ticket so others can join.

We'll pick two of our favorite children's books that are available in our bookstore. If you have any suggestions, let us know on the day!

Nothing at all - just bring your curiosity and love for stories! If your child has a favorite stuffed animal or cozy blanket, they’re welcome to bring it along for extra comfort.

Whether they’re early readers, book lovers, or just beginning their literary journey. We welcome parents, caregivers and children of all ages to join us and enjoy the experience together. Please note, the event will be held in English.

Good Company Books&nbsp;is an independent English Bookstore in Lisbon. Born from our love of global literature and our Portuguese heritage, we are crafting a space for people of all backgrounds to gather and enjoy the best books, events, coffee, and wine.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/goodcompanybookstore/" target="_blank">Find out more on our Instagram.</a>

By Metro:&nbsp;We're situated a 5-minute walk from the Campo Pequeno metro (Yellow line) and a 10-minute walk from the Alameda metro (Green &amp; Red lines).

By Bus:&nbsp;There are many convenient bus options 2 blocks away from us on Avenida República, with the closest stop to our store being Campo Pequeno-Av. Republica.

By Bike: If you're using the Gira public bicycles, there is a docking station right across the street (#431 - Rua do Arco Cego / Av. Magalhães Lima).

By Car:&nbsp;There is a paid parking lot across the street, between Rua Arco do Cego and Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Street parking is also available around the neighborhood.

We can't wait to share our stories with you!

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Kids Storytime 

Welcome to the Cookbook Club at Good Company Bookstore!

Join our Cookbook Club where we create a relaxed, welcoming way to discover new dishes, learn from one another, and celebrate a shared love of cooking and books!

Each month, we gather to explore a new cookbook together. Once the book is chosen, every participant selects a recipe that catches their interest and prepares it at home. You’re encouraged to make the recipe by yourself!

Feel free to add your personal touches, substitutions, or creative twists.

When we meet, everyone brings their dish to share, creating a table full of diverse interpretations from the same cookbook. Our gatherings take place at Good Company Bookstore, where we enjoy the food, exchange ideas, and talk about what worked (or didn’t!) in each recipe.

Cookbook of the month:&nbsp;Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat : Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking&nbsp;by Samin Nosrat

About the book:&nbsp;In&nbsp;Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, chef and writer Samin Nosrat explores the four elements she believes are at the heart of every good meal. Part cookbook and part guide to cooking with more intuition, the book blends recipes with practical lessons that encourage readers to cook with more confidence, flexibility, and creativity rather than simply following rules.

Known for her warm and inviting approach to food, Nosrat first became widely recognized through her writing in publications like The New York Times Magazine before reaching an even larger audience through the Netflix adaptation of&nbsp;Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. 

Her work centers around the idea that cooking is meant to be shared, approachable, joyful, and rooted in community.

<a href="https://goodcompanybooks.com/shop/product/salt-fat-acid-heat/56940199543165" target="_blank">Purchase your copy here!</a>

Can’t wait to see what everyone makes!

I'm Francine, originally from the Philippines, with over ten years of experience in the hospitality industry. My career began in the United States, where I studied Baking &amp; Pastry Arts and gained my first Michelin-star restaurant experience in New York. From there, I moved to London, continuing my work in Michelin-starred kitchens for more than six years. Later, I co-opened a café in Paris with my sister, gradually transitioned from pastry chef to barista. Today, I'm the café manager at Good Company, where I collaborate on menu development, bake cakes in the mornings, and prepare coffees for our guests.

Event is free to attend but registration and filling out the Recipes Sheet (see below) is obligatory to participate.&nbsp;

The space is limited, so sign up fast to make sure you will secure your slot!

After you sign up you will recieve via email a Recipes Sheet for our Cookbook Club. Please add your name, chosen recipe, and any dietary restrictions in the appropriate section (Appetisers, Mains/Sides, or Desserts).

This system helps us avoid duplicate dishes, ensures a well-balanced spread across the table, and allows everyone to be aware of any dietary restrictions or allergies so that we can all enjoy the meal safely and comfortably.

Each category has 5 slots, which will be filled as people sign up. Once a section is full, please choose another category.

Good Company Books&nbsp;is an independent English Bookstore in Lisbon. Born from our love of global literature and our Portuguese heritage, we are crafting a space for people of all backgrounds to gather and enjoy the best books, events, coffee, and wine.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/goodcompanybookstore/" target="_blank">Find out more on our Instagram.</a>

By Metro:&nbsp;We're situated a 5-minute walk from the Campo Pequeno metro (Yellow line) and a 10-minute walk from the Alameda metro (Green &amp; Red lines).

By Bus:&nbsp;There are many convenient bus options 2 blocks away from us on Avenida República, with the closest stop to our store being Campo Pequeno-Av. Republica.

By Bike:&nbsp;If you're using the Gira public bicycles, there is a docking station right across the street (#431 - Rua do Arco Cego / Av. Magalhães Lima).

By Car:&nbsp;There is a paid parking lot across the street, between Rua Arco do Cego and Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Street parking is also available around the neighborhood.

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Cookbook Club 

Join us for an evening of poetry, creativity, and community at Good Company Bookstore, with our welcoming host, Angelique Neumann!

Whether you're a poet, a poetry lover, or simply curious, this is an opportunity to share words, listen, and connect with fellow literary enthusiasts.

Please note, this event will be hosted in English, but both English &amp; Portuguese Poetry are welcome.

The evening will begin with a few readings from Angelique before we open the floor to the open mic, for anyone who wishes to share their poetry in a warm and welcoming environment.

If you’d like to perform, please prepare 1 or 2 poems, ideally originals. Both English and Portuguese poetry are welcome.

Not a performer? No problem! You’re more than welcome to attend and enjoy the readings as part of the audience.

This event is for anyone with a love of poetry - whether you’re a seasoned poet, an aspiring writer, or simply a poetry enthusiast who enjoys listening to spoken word.

This event is free to attend, but we ask that you register a free ticket in advance so we know how many people to expect. Seating is limited and on a first-come-first-serve basis.

By Bus:&nbsp;There are many convenient bus options 2 blocks away from us on Avenida República, with the closest stop to our store being Campo Pequeno-Av. Republica.

By Bike:&nbsp;If you're using the Gira public bicycles, there is a docking station right across the street (#431 - Rua do Arco Cego / Av. Magalhães Lima).

By Car: There is a paid parking lot across the street, between Rua Arco do Cego and Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Street parking is also available around the neighborhood.

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Open Mic Poetry 

Join us for an evening of books, conversation, and community as we dive celebrate works of lusophone authors!

Hosted in English but readers are welcome to read in both the Portuguese original and the English translation.

Here at&nbsp;Good Company, we are passionate about translations, especially of Lusophone authors. That's why we wanted to start this book club, to further our community by exploring the multicultural literary traditions, and the beauty of the Portuguese language.

Book of the month:&nbsp;Lucio's Confessions&nbsp;by Mario de Sa-Carneiro&nbsp;

About the Book:&nbsp;When in 1916, Mario de Sa-Carneiro committed suicide in Paris at the age of 26, he left behind him an extraordinary body of work, which dealt obsessively with the problems of identity, madness and solitude. Lucio's Confession is the first of his novels to be translated into English. A brilliant and remarkable short novel of great eroticism and enigmatic beauty Lucio's Confession is set in the fin de siecle artist circles of Paris and Lisbon. It deals with the friendship of two young Portuguese poets, Lucio and Ricardo de Loureiro, and their search for identity through love. When the bachelor Ricardo returns to Lisbon, to everyone's surprise he is accompanied by a wife. She, Marta, seems the perfect partner, and establishes an immediate rapport with his close friend Lucio on the latter's return from Paris. Soon they become lovers. Despite the passionate nature of their relationship, Lucio suspects that Marta is sharing her favours with Ricardo's other close friends. Something is not quite right. Where did this mysterious woman meet Ricardo, and, indeed who is she? Why does she never speak of her past and why is Ricardo conniving at her infidelity? Lucio's attempts to unravel this mystery have tragic and terrible consequences.

Get Your Copy:&nbsp;You can&nbsp;<a href="https://goodcompanybooks.com/shop/product/lucios-confessions/56202401579389" target="_blank">purchase the book on our website&nbsp;</a>and choose in-store pickup or home delivery.

What To Expect From Our Book Clubs

Love books and great discussions? Our book club is the perfect place to connect with fellow readers, share thoughts, and explore new perspectives. Whether you’re a lifelong bookworm or just getting back into reading, you’re welcome to join!

Expect a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, good company, and engaging conversations over drinks. Grab your copy of the book and come along to listen and be part of the discussion!

The book club is free to attend, but please register your free ticket so we know how many to expect.

By Bus:&nbsp;There are many convenient bus options 2 blocks away from us on Avenida República, with the closest stop to our store being Campo Pequeno-Av. Republica.

By Car: There is a paid parking lot across the street, between Rua Arco do Cego and Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Street parking is also available around the neighborhood.

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Lusophone Book Club 

Join us for a screening of Benedetta Argentieri's "Blooming in the Desert" and a discussion at Good Company Bookstore!

Language: Kurdish, Arabic / Subtitles: English

The city of Raqqa has seen empires rise and fall over the centuries. After it was conquered by the Islamic State in 2013, violence and atrocities were committed on a daily basis, and women were forced to comply with strict sharia rules. In 2017, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) liberated the city and its surroundings. Raqqa was born again, and this time women were leading the change and building a new future. In the documentary we meet Maryam, who leads the Women’s Administration Office, Awaft, who works in the municipality, and Hind, a singer and musician, who can finally lead a band and perform in public concerts.

The documentary&nbsp;Blooming in the Desert, by Benedetta Argentieri, is screened as part of the travelling film programme&nbsp;Syria, the Unknown Women’s Revolution, organised by&nbsp;Olhares do Mediterrâneo – Women’s Film Festival.

The film serves as a starting point to explore the experience of radical democracy underway in North and Eastern Syria (Rojava) since 2012. It presents a project of concrete utopia grounded in women’s liberation, participatory democracy, interethnic coexistence, and ecology. A revolutionary experience at the heart of the Middle East, which places the liberation of all people in the dismantling of patriarchy.

The discussion will include activists from the Solidarity Platform with the Peoples of Kurdistan and other guests to be announced. The session is introduced and moderated by Silvia Di Marco, from Olhares do Mediterrâneo and Jorge Pinto.&nbsp;

Jorge Pinto is a Member of Parliament for Livre and was the party’s candidate for the Presidency of the Republic in 2025. He holds a degree in Environmental Engineering, combining an ecological perspective with the technical expertise needed to develop a sustainable society. He later completed a PhD in Social and Political Philosophy, with a thesis on republicanism, ecology and post-productivism. He is the author of several books, including&nbsp;A Liberdade dos Futuros&nbsp;(The Freedom of Futures), in which he develops the concept of eco-republicanism, his understanding of freedom, and the ways in which a politics grounded in the promotion of autonomy can contribute to a fairer society on a sustainable planet.

The session will be in English, but we’ll be glad to facilitate the participation of those who prefer to speak in Portuguese.

Watch the trailer&nbsp;<a href="https://vimeo.com/533090107" target="_blank">here</a>!

<a href="https://www.olharesdomediterraneo.org/language/en/" target="_blank">Website Olhares do Mediterrâneo</a>

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/olhares_do_mediterraneo/" target="_blank">Instagram Olhares do Mediterrâneo&nbsp;</a>

<a href="https://www.facebook.com/OlharesdoMediterraneo;" target="_blank">Facebook Olhares do Mediterrâneo</a>

6:30pm - Arrive early to grab a drink, browse the bookshore and line up for entry.

7:00pm - Entrance opens and film starts promptly. Limited seats. First come, first serve!

Entry is free, but the registration is obligatory to enter! The seating is on first come first serve basis. Please arrive early to secure your seat!&nbsp;

By Metro:&nbsp;We're situated a 5-minute walk from the Campo Pequeno metro (Yellow line) and a 10-minute walk from the Alameda metro (Green &amp; Red lines).

By Car: There is a paid parking lot across the street, between Rua Arco do Cego and Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Street parking is also available around the neighborhood

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Olhares Do Mediterrâneo - Women’s Film Festival

Come and enjoy an intimate concert at Good Company Bookstore as we invite two artists to perform!

Whether you're here to discover new music, unwind after a long day, or simply enjoy good company, this promises to be a special night.

Join us at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/goodcompanybookstore/" target="_blank">Good Company Bookstore&nbsp;</a>for an intimate evening of live music, where storytelling and melody come together in a cosy bookshop setting. With a glass of wine in hand, settle in and let two incredible artists transport you with their heartfelt performances.

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/marinhotheband/" target="_blank">Pip Marinho</a>&nbsp;- Always earnest, always relatable. Under the Radar Magazine (US) calls them "Lisbon’s finest new musical export". Through their guitar fingerpicking and emotionally charged voice, Portuguese singer-songwriter Pip Marinho (formerly known as Marinho) underscores life’s delicate nuances between holding pain and releasing it. Cathartic resolutions come in the form of alternative folk rock songs they’ve written and assembled on their 2019 debut album ”~” (read ‘tilde’) and other works they’re preparing to release. Their deeply personal and confessional music is undoubtedly cementing their growing reputation.Pip has opened for the likes of Allegra Krieger, Anna St. Louis, Alice Phoebe Lou, Manel Cruz and more. They've played extensively in Portugal and have taken steps into international touring in the UK and Europe. Some press have compared them to Buck Meek (Big Thief), Black Belt Eagle Scout and even beloved rock icon Alanis Morissette. Go figure.

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/tiagosagamusic/" target="_blank">Tiago Saga</a>&nbsp;is pure mongrel – a medley of English, Lebanese and Spanish heritage, raised at “The End of the World”, the windswept southwest of Portugal, with Bob Dylan, Kate Bush, Talking Heads and Billie Holiday sweeping through the house. His music melts these influences into folk for the modern era, emotional and raw yet laced with humour, and contemporary narratives, inviting listeners to dance and cry, sometimes at the same time.

While studying contemporary composition at University in Brighton, he formed Time for T, a band that went on to play festivals like NOS Alive, Green Man and Vodafone Paredes de Coura, with tours across Europe, the USA, Lebanon and Mexico. His songs topped the Spotify UK Viral Chart and received airplay on BBC Radio 1, Deutschlandfunk Kultur, Antena 3 and Radio 3, surpassing 6 million streams.

Now based in Lisbon, Saga produces for himself and others, composes soundtracks for film, and is preparing his first solo album, due in 2026.

6.45pm - Doors open. Grab a drink and snack and say hello before the music starts.

7.15pm - The music will begin. Chairs are first come, first serve but we also have plenty of standing and floor seating space available. Two artists will perform with a short interval in between.

Our shows often sell out so we strongly suggest purchasing tickets online beforehand. However, if we are not sold out, tickets will also be available at the door. Chairs are first come, first serve but we also have plenty of standing and floor seating space available.

By Bus:&nbsp;There are many convenient bus options 2 blocks away from us on Avenida República, with the closest stop to our store being Campo Pequeno-Av. Republica.

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Live Music Concert with Pip Marinho & Tiago Saga

Join us at Good Company Bookstore for a night of films, conversation, and resistance!

<a href="https://queercinemaforpalestine.org/" target="_blank">Queer Cinema for Palestine (QCP)</a>&nbsp;is a traveling festival that brings together work by queer Palestinian artists and their allies. The program we're showing runs about an hour, and the films pull from a wider current — one where queer liberation, Palestinian freedom, and the fight against all forms of domination aren't separate causes but the same one.

Our host for the night is&nbsp;Mama Ganuush, a trans Palestinian performance artist, filmmaker, and organizer whose own work appears in the program.&nbsp;

After the screenings they'll sit down with us for a Q&amp;A, and then run a workshop on anti-colonial propaganda — how it's made, how it moves, and how we might make our own. A deep dive into pinkwashing and other forms of colonial propaganda and ways to center Palestinian trans identity in this totalitarian era.

Come watch, come argue, come make something.

6:30pm - Grab a drink, chat and find your seat.

8:15pm - Q&amp;A and Anti-colonial propaganda workshop with Mama Ganuush

Event is free to attend, but registration is obligatory! Please grab your free ticket quickly. Seating is on first come first serve basis.&nbsp;

By Car: There is a paid parking lot across the street, between Rua Arco do Cego and Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Street parking is also available around the neighborhood.

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Queer Cinema for Palestine: Screening & Workshop

Join us with your kids for a creative and fun Art Workshops on Sunday morning at Good Company Bookstore!

Our workshop arises as an extension of the reading sessions that take place on Saturday mornings at&nbsp;Good Company Bookstore. The objective is to give body to the inner world of each participant, whether from the stories heard the previous week or from the need to transpose their own fantasies into shapes, colors, and textures.

In this workshop, we will paint with handmade paints made from common plants, flowers, and vegetables, like the ones found in the kitchen or garden. The scent and colors these paints carry invite a reflection on the creative possibilities within our reach that often go unnoticed. It is also a playful and simple way to connect children to the origin of things, helping them understand the process and transformation of raw materials into a final product.

The event has a cost of 7 euros (+tax). We ask that you make the reservation in advance so we can prepare enough materials for all the little artists. Please select how many adults will accompany. If you cannot attend, we ask that you cancel your ticket so that others can join.

Each session is unique and offers a structured script, designed to guide each child in the exploration of the contours of their imagination. We are going to discover different themes, techniques, and supports in each encounter. Here, we demystify the idea of "not having a knack" or "I can't" and we celebrate experimentation as an essential part of the process.

Nothing special, just bring your curiosity! We provide all the necessary materials to materialize ideas into physical creations.

This workshop is for all children who want to expand their creative horizons through art. So that they feel safe and integrated, parents and caregivers are welcome to accompany the sessions.

The project is open to suggestions! Our hostess, Margarida, will be attentive to the tastes and proposals of each child, in order to shape her offer to our little artists.

By Metro: We're situated a 5-minute walk from the Campo Pequeno metro (Yellow line) and a 10-minute walk from the Alameda metro (Green &amp; Red lines).

By Bus:&nbsp;There are many convenient bus options 2 blocks away from us on Avenida República, with the closest stop to our store being Campo Pequeno-Av. Republica.

By Bike: If you're using the Gira public bicycles, there is a docking station right across the street (#431 - Rua do Arco Cego / Av. Magalhães Lima).

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Kids Art Workshop with paints made from plants, flowers, and vegetables

Join us for a witty and surprising journey through art history exploring male nude in art hosted by Jeanne Couaillier!

We’re used to naked women in paintings.But naked men? That’s a much stranger story.

2,500 years ago, showing off your sculpted half-naked body was peak masculine prestige. Then things changed. A lot.

So what happened between Greek heroes, suffering saints, idealised warriors, awkward aristocrats, and modern men trying to reinvent masculinity?

Join us at&nbsp;The Good Company Bookstore&nbsp;on&nbsp;June 23rd, 6:30 pm, for a witty and surprising journey through art history exploring how ideals of masculinity have been shaped — and reshaped — by religion, politics, science, power, desire and social expectations.

Because the male body in art has never just been about bodies.

Expect myths, scandals, power struggles, vulnerability, a little sensuality, and plenty of unexpected stories along the way.

A perfect Pride month conversation about masculinity: who defines it, who performs it, and what happens when those definitions begin to crack.

Host:&nbsp;I’m&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/art_threading_stories?igsh=NTRqMXY0dGl4MXRr" target="_blank">Jeanne</a>, an international art teacher, designer, and art historian. I’ve lived in eight countries, and I love sharing creative ideas and inspirations in a warm, accessible way.

6:30pm&nbsp;- Grab a drink, find your seat and get comfortable.&nbsp;

7:00pm&nbsp;- Start of the event.&nbsp;

9:00pm&nbsp;- The venue closes.&nbsp;

Participants are welcome to bring anything that will help them to absorb the talk; books, notepads, something to write etc.

Absolutely everyone, curious art enthusiasts, artists, scholars or anyone interested in deepening their knowledge on art in a warm, accessible way.

Every participant has 1 beverage included in their ticket. Enjoy a glass of wine or sip some tea while learning about The Male Nude In Art !

Spaces are limited, grab your ticket quickly!

By Bus:&nbsp;There are many convenient bus options 2 blocks away from us on Avenida República, with the closest stop to our store being Campo Pequeno-Av. Republica.

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Heroism & Vulnerability: The Male Nude In Art Talk

Join us for an evening of books, conversation, and community as we dive into a timeless literary classics!

Book of the Month:&nbsp;The Wall&nbsp;by Marlen Haushofer&nbsp;

About the Book:&nbsp;When her cousin and wife fail to return from a walk, this story takes a sinister turn to a quest of survival.

A woman takes a holiday in the Austrian mountains, spending a few days with her cousin and his wife in their hunting lodge. When the couple fails to return from a walk, the woman sets off to look for them. But her journey reaches a sinister and inexplicable dead end. She discovers only a transparent wall behind which there seems to be no life. Trapped alone behind the mysterious wall she begins the arduous work of survival.

This is at once a simple account of potatoes and beans, of hoping for a calf, of counting matches, of forgetting the taste of sugar and the use of one's name, and simultaneously a disturbing dissection of the place of human beings in the natural world.

Get Your Copy:&nbsp;You can&nbsp;<a href="https://goodcompanybooks.com/shop/product/the-wall/55745213006205" target="_blank">purchase your book&nbsp;</a>on our website and choose in-store pickup or home delivery.

The book club is free to attend, but we ask that you register a free ticket so we know how many people to expect.

By Car:&nbsp;There is a paid parking lot across the street, between Rua Arco do Cego and Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Street parking is also available around the neighborhood.

Classics Book Club 

Poesia ao microfone com Bernardo Gramaxo

Junta-te a nós para uma noite de poesia portuguesa, criatividade e comunidade na Good Company Bookstore, com o nosso anfitrião,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/sketchy_books/" target="_blank">Bernardo Gramaxo</a>. Quer sejas poeta, amante de poesia ou simplesmente curioso, esta é uma oportunidade para partilhar palavras, ouvir e conectares-te com outros entusiastas da literatura.

A noite começará com algumas leituras de Bernardo antes de abrirmos o microfone para quem quiser partilhar a sua poesia num ambiente acolhedor e caloroso.

Este evento é para celebrar a poesia portuguesa, por isso, se quiseres atuar, prepara 1 ou 2 poemas em português.

Não és artista? Não há problema! És mais do que bem-vindo para assistir e apreciar as leituras como parte do público.

Este evento é para qualquer pessoa que goste de poesia - seja um poeta experiente, um aspirante a escritor ou simplesmente um entusiasta de poesia que gosta de ouvir spoken word.

A participação neste evento é gratuita, mas pedimos que te registes com antecedência para sabermos com quantas pessoas esperar. Os lugares são limitados e serão atribuídos por ordem de chegada.

A Good Company Books é uma livraria independente de livros em inglês em Lisboa. Nascida do nosso amor pela literatura global e pela nossa herança portuguesa, estamos a criar um espaço para pessoas de todas as origens se reunirem e desfrutarem dos melhores livros, eventos, café e vinho.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/goodcompanybookstore/" target="_blank">Saiba mais no nosso Instagram.</a>

De metro:&nbsp;Estamos a 5 minutos a pé da estação de metro Campo Pequeno (linha amarela) e a 10 minutos a pé da estação de metro Alameda (linhas verde e vermelha).

De autocarro:&nbsp;Existem várias opções convenientes de autocarros a 2 quarteirões de distância, na Avenida República, sendo a paragem mais próxima da nossa loja a Campo Pequeno-Av. República.

De bicicleta:&nbsp;Se estiveres a utilizar as bicicletas públicas Gira, há uma estação de estacionamento do outro lado da rua (n.º 431 - Rua do Arco Cego / Av. Magalhães Lima).

De carro:&nbsp;Há um parque de estacionamento pago do outro lado da rua, entre a Rua Arco do Cego e a Rua Dona Filipa de Vilhena. Também há estacionamento disponível nas ruas do bairro.

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