The location is easy to access via public transport. Tickets are prized quite reasonable, 5 € p.p. The garden has a good size. And it has a variety in plants. Especially the trees 🌳 and cacti 🌵. But nothing is kept in shape, everywhere are old leaves 🍃. The pathways are in urgent need of renovation, wholes, etc. Everywhere in the garden are little streams, with stairs and steps, even some bridges. I m sure it looked once really nice. Made the walk through the garden quite interesting and serene. Especially the sound of the little streams and ponds, can give u a feeling of connection with nature. Unfortunately, there was no water to be found in any stream. U could see that the water pathways haven't been filled in a long time. The two ponds that were filled with water were also in need of some caring. Figures were under water and covered in moss. I even saw a whale (pink mint) skelett displayed. I m not sure how long it will last, as it just lies on the ground with no protection against the elements... The buildings in the park were gravely neglected, broken in windows, badly painted, walls demolished. The only place I found nice and quite recently made, was the "sensory garden". Where u can walk barefoot on different surfaces and can touch various plant items like leaves, wood... Overall, if u like to get some quiet time after exploring lively lisboa, it's a good place to go. It's still nice, and if u have fantasy, u could imagine its years in prime. But it needs to get some attention from builders and gardeners to bring it to its originally prime. Right now, it's all overgrown, not cared for, and apparently no money put into it. Ps: The Photos I ll attach, arw the few nice looking places I found.