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LISBON for Newbies MOVING AROUND LISBON

You've made it!

You've arrived to the Lisbon Airport!

Where should you go now?

If you don't mind spending some extra cash you can call an uber or get a taxi, they're normally nearby the aiport so you won't have to wait long!

Taking the subway or the bus can also be a nice choice and we’ll give all the information you need to do that.

How to use Lisbon's subway?

Lisbon's subway is divided in four lanes; Look for any plates that lead the way to an entrance, since you’re at the airport you will catch the subway in ‘’Aeroporto’’ station, in the red line;

If you're feeling like visiting the center of Lisbon, you need to go on the track displaying "São Sebastião" as the direction, leave the subway at the last stop of the blue line; In order to go directly from the airport to the university, stay on the red line until you reach the ‘’Saldanha’’ station then you should switch to the yellow line, in the direction of ‘’Odivelas’’.

Check Lisbon's subway map below!

The circles mark: ‘’Aeroporto’’ where you’ll be arriving; ‘’Saldanha’’ where you'll need to exchange lines; ‘’Cidade Universitária’’ where you'll leave to get to our faculty!

LISBON for Newbies MOVING AROUND LISBON

Subway practical example: Let's say you want to go from "Cidade Universitária" to "Baixa-Chiado" here's what you should do: Go to the subway station, get on the track that has "Rato" displayed as the direction; Get on the subway and exit at "Marquês de Pombal" stop; Climb the stairs and make your way to the track that has "Santa Apolónia" (on the blue line) displayed as the direction (You can do it!)

Get on the subway and exit at "Baixa-Chiado" stop (You've made it!)

Exploring the bus system: We get it, sometimes we don't want to use the subway system, if you'd rather have a trip on the streets of Lisbon, the bus can be a good option!

In order to go from the airport straight to our faculty take the 738 bus at the exit of the airport; If you’re feeling a little lost, Google Maps can be your best friend!

Simply insert your destination;

Price of each ticket:

Click on the bus icon;

1 Trip: 1,95 € 24 hours unlimited trips: 6,30€ "Passe Navegante Municipal": 30€/month

Check all the buses available!

(With "Passe Navegante Municipal" you have unlimited bus+subway trips in Lisbon)

LISBON for Newbies EMERGENCY STATE

The Government approved another set of measures that will be applied during the renewed State of Emergency, in force between 00:00 on March 1st and 23:59 on March 15.

The measures concern school activities, border control and movement of people and goods and also the hiring of health professionals.

Mandatory curfew (circulation is allowed to authorized and justified displacements) MON-FRI: 8pm to 5am (20h to 5h) SAT-SUN: from 1pm (starting at 13h)

Trade

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Limit store opening hours until 8:00 p.m. on weekdays and until 1:00 p.m. on weekends. Food retail establishments can only operate until 5pm on weekend Closure of establishments with cultural, leisure, sports and spa activities Suspension of retail and service activities Prohibit the operation of restaurants in shopping centers, even on a take-away basis Forbidden gatherings and consumption of food in the surroundings of restaurants and cafes Shut down all sports equipment, including outdoor tennis and paddle courts Close day centers, senior universities and social spaces

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LISBON for Newbies EMERGENCY STATE

School activities

● Suspension of school activities until further notice ● The suspension of school activities

does not apply to exams or international curriculum exams Reception at the learning support centers for students with additional measures must also be ensured

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Borders, movement of people and goods

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Circulation on public roads is forbidden (except to authorized and justified displacement) Circulation between municipalities is forbidden during the weekends People are not allowed to remain in the streets, gardens and public leisure spaces Mandatory confinement for people with COVID-19 or under active surveillance Mandatory home office regime Border control Market border control Possibility of flight suspension and determination of mandatory confinement for passengers upon arrival in Portugal.

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LISBON for Newbies PLACES TO STTUDY IN FFUL AND OTHERS

FFUL Library You will find this library inside FFUL, near the main stairs. This space is very useful because you will not have to waste your time searching for a library to study.

It is open from Monday to Friday 9:3017:30/19:30h, depending on the time of the year.

Caleidoscópio - University of Lisbon This space is only for the university community of Lisbon and you need to show the University card to enter this space.

Nowadays, and because of Covid-19, Caleidoscópio is limited to 80 seats and it is open everyday from 8AM to midnight.

It is located in Campo Grande, only a station away from FFUL. Underneath this space, you will find a McDonald´s and a big garden where you can spend quality time.

Biblioteca do Palácio das Galveias This library is located in Campo Pequeno and you can go there by bus, subway or train. It is in downtown Lisbon and you can find everything there. Now, if you want to go study there, you have to call 218173090 to reserve a place. Is is open from Tuesday-Friday: 10-19h; SaturdayMonday: 13-19h Recently, this library was renewed so you will find a pleasant place to study and also a beautiful garden where you can rest.

LISBON for Newbies PLACES TO STTUDY IN FFUL AND OTHERS

Instituto Superior Técnico - University of Lisbon Instituto Superior Técnico is one of the most recognized colleges in Lisbon and is located in Saldanha/Alameda. Most of the university students go there to study and spend a long time there.

You can find it in downtown Lisbon surrounded by a lot of restaurants, shops and also other universities nearby.

Biblioteca ISCTE-IUL Very close to college and it is usually open from Monday-Friday: 9:30-20h and Saturday: 10-14h

Bookstore "Ler devagar" Located in LX Factory, a bit far from FFUL. It is open from Sunday to Monday: 11-21h and Tuesday to Saturday: 11-22h.

Biblioteca Orlando Ribeiro This library is located in Telheiras, where you can go by subway and it is very close to FFUL. It is open from Monday to Saturday, 10-18h.

IIt has a lot os space inside, 3 floors of studying area, and also a outside space with some tables where you can study as well.

Near this library, you will find several restaurants too.

Biblioteca de Arte Gulbenkian Exclusive for students and it requires a reader card from Mnonday-Friday: 9:30-19h

LISBON for Newbies OFFICE MATERIAL

During your semester here in Lisbon you will need some office and study supplies. Our university has a reprography where you can print what you want for 0,03-0,18€, in the G building, on the left side of the elevator. Or if you prefer you can have it printed online and your copies will come to your home. https://www.aefful.pt/categoriaproduto/reprografia/

In case you want to print a book or any document or copy something you have several options of places to go to besides our own faculty’s stationary store.

There are also several stores you can go to so you can accomplish that, such as Staples and SuperLivro. The store Staples exists in several locations, but nowadays due to the pandemic the closest one to Lisbon that is open is the one in Av. Mar. Gomes da Costa, near Parque das Nações.

As for SuperLivro, it is located in Estrada de Benfica, being in a site a bit more far from the campus of FFUL.

Near our campus you have The Original Copy in Av. do Brasil, which is in Campo Grande.

You also have Copycenter that is also near our faculty in Av. das Forças Armadas.

Another place to go to, that is very near to our campus is Impressões do Bairro in Rua Dr. João Soares.

In these stationary stores you will also be able to buy some office supplies and you will find out they make special prices for university students.

LISBON for Newbies RESTAURANTS AND COFFEE

Frankie Near the Faculty of Psychology, and right next door of Copypaste, this place is known for its hotdogs.

They have a student’s menu that includes a hotdog, fries and a drink, for only 5€. In Campo Grande, the restaurant itself is on the smaller side, so it can be hard to find an empty table during the busy hours. It is open everyday, from 12h – 23h, and you can order takeaway. There is also a Frankie in Saldanha.

Casa do Lago It is in Campo Grande as well, beside McDonalds/Caleidoscópio, and has a nice terrace where you have a great view of the little lake. Here you can eat toasts, salads and baguettes for a good price. It is open everyday, from 10h – 20h (10h – 21h on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays), but there is no takeaway.

SHOPS- NEAR FFUL

100 Montaditos It is in Campo Grande, in front of McDonalds/Caleidoscópio, and is most known for its cheap small sandwiches. The prices are really low and overall the food is really nice. In a corona virus free world, it's a great place to have a beer with your friends and have a relaxing afternoon. They also have salads, fries and nuggets, and every Wednesday and Sunday, everything on the menu is 1€. They are open everyday, from 12h – 24h, and you can order takeaway. There are others 100 Montaditos located in Saldanha, Cais do Sodré, Campo Pequeno, Parque das Nações and São Domingos de Benfica.

LISBON for Newbies RESTAURANTS AND COFFEE

Honorato It is a hamburger restaurant with a great environment (and even greater bathrooms). The opening and closing time might vary depending on which Honorato you are going to; the closest one to our Faculty, in Telheiras, is open everyday from 12h – 16h and 19h - 22:30h. In Telheiras, Honorato has a terrace with surprisingly comfortable chairs, and is right next to the subway exit.

There is also an Honorato in Saldanha, Parque das Nações, Belém and Chiado, and you can order takeaway.

SHOPS- FURTHER AWAY FROM FFUL

La Siesta It is a Mexican restaurant in Algés, right next to the Tejo River. It has a great terrace where you can enjoy the view of the river, and the restaurant decoration is really nice as well. They are open everyday, from 12h – 2h, and you can order takeaway.

Pasta Non Basta It is an Italian restaurant with great food and really nice staff. There is one in Alvalade, the closest one to our Faculty, and another one in Avenidas Novas. It is open everyday, from 12h – 22:30h, and you can order takeaway.

LISBON for Newbies RESTAURANTS AND COFFEE

Nicolau It is a great place to have brunch or lunch, in Baixa-Chiado. There are also two similar restaurants (different names but they are all the same restaurant/they all have the same menu), Amélia, in Campo de Ourique, and Basílio, also in BaixaChiado. All of these restaurants have really nice and aesthetically pleasing decorations and the overall environment is really nice. They are open everyday, from 10h – 19h in Nicolau, from 9h – 22h in Amélia, and from 10h – 19h (9h – 22h on the weekends) in Basílio. You can also order takeaway on their website (only in Amelia) and they even offer you a slice of carrot cake.

Hygge Kaffe A coffee shop and a great place to study in Saldanha, where you can have brunch or just a healthy lunch.

They are open everyday, from 9h – 19h, and you can order takeaway.

SHOPS- FURTHER AWAY FROM FFUL

Padaria Portuguesa It is a very common coffee shop that is almost everywhere, that sells sweets, bread, cookies and even fries. They have a breakfast menu and 4 different types of lunch menus (from 5,95€ to 7,95€); you can order these menus at any time of the day.

Portuguese music is always playing at this coffee shop and it is usually quiet and not very full, which makes a great place to study as well. The closest ones to out Faculty are in Laranjeiras, Telheiras, and Saldanha.

They are open everyday, from 7h – 20h, and you can order takeaway.

LISBON for Newbies RESTAURANTS AND COFFEE SHOPS- FURTHER AWAY

Mercado da Ribeira or TimeOut Market Lisboa In Cais do Sodré, is a great place to go with friends and have a different experience. It has a lot of small restaurants you can choose from, some of them owned by big Portuguese chefs, and although it might be on the more expensive side, it is a great place to go to, even if it is just to have some ice cream or some pastéis de nata. Here you can find 26 restaurants, from hamburgers to seafood, 8 bars and some other business. Although it is currently closed, in a lockdown free Portugal, it is open everyday, from 10h – 22:30h.

FROM FFUL

Too Good To Go It’s an app that helps fight food waste. On this app, you can buy a magic box from your restaurant, coffee shop or even hotel of choice, and then go and pick up your order.

The prices are usually super cheap, and you are buying what these restaurants didn’t sell that day (not leftovers from someone else, don’t worry). The downside of the app is that you can never know for sure what will be in your magic box until you go pick it up, and the fact that the time to go pick up your order is usually past lunch or dinner time hour (for example, if you want to reserve a magic box for dinner, you will only be able to pick up your order around 21h/22h // 9pm/10pm)

LISBON for Newbies A WORD FROM OUR TEAM

Dear Erasmus Student, The Mobility Group ( Núcleo de Mobilidade) of the Faculty of Pharmacy is thrilled to receive you, especially during these uncertain times. This guide was made by our team with the sole goal of helping you, if we can't guide you by ourselves, we shall give you all the tools you might need.

To those of you that were able to keep your mobility, that have arrived and that will arrive, we'd like to say:

THANK YOU Thank you for trusting Portugal, Lisbon, our Faculty and ultimately, us, with your project.

To those that, unfortunately, we're not able to keep your mobility, we'd like to say:

We'll see you soon

This wasn't the ending of a trip that never started, we're still here for you, we're still counting on you and most importantly, you'll still get to know us and take par in our activities.

Enjoy this guide

AND Be on the lookout for our activities