Parque das Nações — Attraction in Lisbon

Parque das Nações is a modern neighborhood in Lisbon, developed from the site of Expo ’98. It blends contemporary architecture with local parks, recreational areas, and intriguing attractions.

At its heart lies the Oceanarium, one of the world’s largest aquariums, showcasing a diverse array of marine life. Nearby is the Portuguese Pavillion, which offers insights into the country’s maritime heritage and culture.

The area is renowned for its impressive architecture, featuring modern buildings and bridges such as the Vasco da Gama Bridge, Europe’s longest bridge. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks along the Tagus River and soak in views of the water and cityscape from numerous cafes and restaurants dotting the area.

Additionally, Parque das Nações is home to the Casino Lisboa, offering entertainment ranging from gambling to live shows. The Vasco da Gama shopping mall provides a wide range of retail therapy options, catering to diverse tastes and...

One of the newest and the most beautiful part of Lisbon. Here you can find some important landmarks of the town: The Oceanarium, Pavilhao de Conhecimento, Jardins de Agua, the cable-car, Oriente train station-with an outstanding architecture, Feira Internacional de Lisboa-an exhibition park, Altice Arena-a big multi-purpose indoor arena, Pavilhão de Portugal-an exhibition pavilion, Vasco das Gama mall, a beautiful marina. A lot of new buildings with interesting architecture, a lot of greenery, scores of tourists. A wonderful area where you can spend...

Nice place, very different side of Lisbon from What most of the central districts look like. I got there by e bike from the city centre and had a chance to see some rarely spoken side of Lisbon(not dangerous at all, more like sleep districts) on my way, but the place itself is worth visiting too, at least for the look at the Vaska Da Gamma bridge and the oceanarium- one of the best in Europe. I think it’s also a suitable place for a walk with kids, the promenade is a bit shattered by trees and it’s very comfortable even in the hottest...