Avenida Liberdade

Institution showcasing the work of 20th-century artists Arpad Szenes & Maria Helena Vieira da Silva.

Belem

16th century monastery inscribed on Unesco’s world heritage.

Belem

The Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology is one of Lisbon’s most iconic buildings along the water.

Saldanha

One of the world's most important private art collections which includes works from Ancient Egypt to the early 20th century.

Marvila

Artwork by some of the most publicised artists of this time - from Wasted Rita to Alexandre Farto, located in a big warehouse.

Graça

Quiet garden with a great view and a swimming pool.

Principe Réal

A peaceful haven just off the hustle and bustle of Princípe Real.

Estrela

A favourite with the kids, make sure to feed the ducks and turtles along the way.

Saldanha

The most emblematic garden of the modern movement in Portugal and a reference for Portuguese landscape architecture.

Parque Eduardo VII

One of the biggest greenhouses you have ever seen!

Parque Das Nações

The second largest aquarium in Europe.

Monsanto

Children’s amusement park with a great little cafe for everyone.

Sete Rios

One of the most well-known Zoos in Europe thanks to the large number of animals species it houses.

Carcavelos

Beach playground easily accessible by train.

Olivais

Cute animal farm with a lovely vegetable patch and orchard.

Castelo

Praia da Adraga

Belem

Baixa

Marvila