Parque das Nações is located on the eastern side of Lisbon, and though it is far from the center, it is one of the busiest and culturally richest parts of Lisbon. All those are, of course, related to the 1998 World Expo and its everlasting mark on this side of the Tejo river. This article is a collection of every great thing you can find in Parque das Nações.
Parque das Nações
Rossio dos Olivais 2.13.01, 1990-221 Lisboa, PortugalMuseums
There are some very interesting museums and exhibition halls you can visit in Parque das Nações. First of all is the marvelous Oceanarium, an overall calming experience for animal lovers (be sure to check the temporary exhibition).
Oceanário de Lisboa
Esplanada Dom Carlos I s/nº, 1990-005 Lisboa, PortugalThen you have the Pavilhão do Conhecimento, a wonderful museum based on science, that is great for children and adults.
Pavilhão do Conhecimento
Largo José Mariano Gago, 1990-071 Lisboa, PortugalOther places to see, are the imposing Pavilhão de Portugal (made by the renowned architect Álvaro Siza Viera) and the FIL (the Lisbon International Fair).
Pavilhão de Portugal
Alameda dos Oceanos, 1990 Lisboa, PortugalFeira Internacional de Lisboa (FIL)
R. do Bojador, 1990 Lisboa, PortugalGardens
There are three major gardens in Parque das Nações were you can take a relaxing walk side by side with the river Tejo. You can find the Water Gardens, next to the Oceanarium, the long Garcia de Orta next to the river and the restaurants, and the larger Passeio dos Heróis do Mar, that goes all the way to the bridge.
Jardins de Água
1990-011 Lisboa, PortugalJardim Garcia de Orta
R. Alfredo Pimenta, 1500 Lisboa, PortugalJardim do Passeio dos Heróis do Mar
Terreiro dos Corvos 3a, 1990-380 Lisboa, PortugalOthers
Besides those places, there are many more things to see! For example, the Vasco da Gama shopping mall, which is connected to the modern Oriente train/bus station.
Centro Comercial Vasco da Gama
Av. Dom João II 40, 1990-036 Lisboa, PortugalGare do Oriente
Av. Dom João II MB 1990-221 Lisboa, Av. Dom João II MB, 1990-084 Lisboa, PortugalOr the Lisbon Casino, where free concerts are held from time to time.
Casino Lisboa
Alameda dos Oceanos 45, 1990-204 Lisboa, PortugalAnd speaking of concerts, there is also Altice Arena, the largest concert hall in the city, that houses concerts, events, festivals, and many more.
Altice Arena
Rossio dos Olivais, 1990-221 Lisboa, PortugalAnd lastly there are the cable cars that can offer a panoramic view of the whole area!
Teleférico Parque das Nações
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