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Lisbon
Lisbon
Lisbon, Portugal, has become an increasingly attractive destination for startups, particularly in the tech and manufacturing sectors, thanks to a wide range of government incentives (e.g. Startup Portugal+, Unicorn Factory Lisboa). The city offers a relatively low crime rates, though petty crimes such as pickpocketing can still occur in tourist areas.
With its affordable cost of living, serene beaches, and rich historical landmarks, Lisbon is also a hotspot for digital nomads. English is widely spoken, making it easier for foreigners to live and work without facing language barriers.
Lisbon provides startups with strategic access to European and African markets, and its mild climate which boasts over 300 days of sunshine per year, adds to its appeal. Please click here for more info regarding climate analysis.
Since 2016, Lisbon has hosted the Web Summit, one of the world's largest technology conferences, attracting major players like Microsoft, Tesla, and IBM, with around 70,000 attendees annually.
These factors contributed to Lisbon being named the "Best City in the World to Live In" in 2018 by Live and invest Overseas and "Best City Break Destination in the World" from 2017 to 2019 by the World Travel Awards. With its dynamic environment, the city offers an ideal setting for startups and businesses to thrive.
Source: EXEO Brochure
Source: EXEO Brochure
Connectivity
Connectivity
Situated in Parque das Nações, the Lumnia Building offers excellent connectivity to the Lisbon City Centre - just 15 minutes by car, and 30 minutes by bus. It is also well connected to motorways and express roads, allowing occupants to easily travel to both the northern and southern parts of the country. Additionally, the Lumnia building is close to Lisbon Airport, approximately 2.5km away, and can be reached in just 7 minutes by train and 5 minutes by car. The building's strategic proximity to the airport facilitates international meetings with ease, enhancing the reach and influence of companies based in the Lumnia Building.
Getting There
Getting There
Visitors can reach the Lumnia Building by car, public transport, or bicycle. The building features 2 underground parking levels with a total capacity of 300 spaces. 38 charging stations are also provided for charging electric vehicles. For cyclists, there are 70 bike docks available. Please click here to see the building's floor plan.
For those using public transport, the Gare Do Oriente Station, a major train hub, is just a 2-minute walk away, offering access to both the Red and Green lines. Alternatively, visitors can walk a bit further to Cabo Ruivo Metro Station to take the Red line. Additionally, the Lisbon (Oriente) Bus Terminal is only a 3-minute walk away, providing convenient bus connections.
Source: Lumnia Well Feature Guide
Amenities
Amenities
Located near the Tagus River promenade and Expo 1998 park, Lumnia has access to all necessary essential services to support daily work-life convenience:
6 Hotels
60+ Restaurants
20+ Health Care Services
1 Shopping Centre
6 Movie Theatres
5 Gyms
This vibrant urban setting enhances the experience for employees and visitors alike—offering ideal spaces for lunch breaks, after-work walks, and outdoor socializing.
Source: EXEO Brochure
Please refer to the figure below for a comprehensive list of essential services nearby. For information regarding nourishment, please click here.
Source: EXEO Brochure
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