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The Oceanário de Lisboa, in Lisbon, Portugal, is one of the world's largest and most modern oceanariums. It houses over 500 species of marine life, including sharks, rays, penguins, and sea otters, across four permanent exhibits. Visitors can dive into the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, journey through the Indian Ocean, and marvel at the vibrant coral reefs of the Pacific Ocean.
The Oceanário also features interactive exhibits, educational programs, and stunning views of the Tagus River. With over a million visitors annually, it's a popular tourist destination and a vital center for marine conservation research and education.
Oceanário de Lisboa location
Address: Esplanada Dom Carlos I s/nº, 1990-005 Lisboa, Portugal
Oceanario de Lisboa is located in the Parque das Nações, the exhibition grounds for the Expo '98.
Entrances: The Oceanário de Lisboa only has one main entrance, which leads visitors to both the ticket booth and the actual aquarium entrance.
Parking facilities near Oceanário de Lisboa
- Oceanário Park: Parque do Oceanário (Oceanarium Park) is located directly across the street from the oceanarium. It has 274 parking spaces and is the closest parking option.
- Doca Park: Doca Park is located a short walk from the oceanarium. It has 700 parking spaces and is a good option if the Parque do Oceanário is full.
- FIL: FIL (Feira Internacional de Lisboa) is a large exhibition center located near the oceanarium. It has 830 parking spaces and is a good option if you are planning to visit the exhibition center as well.
- Vasco da Gama Tower Park: Vasco da Gama Tower Park is located near the Vasco da Gama shopping center and train station. It has 250 parking spaces and is a good option if you are planning to visit the shopping center or train station as well.
- Oriente (East) Station Park: Oriente (East) Station Park is located directly behind the Oriente train station. It has 2,000 parking spaces and is the largest parking option nearby.
How to get to Oceanario de Lisboa
By Metro
The Oriente station on the Red or Green lines is the closest metro stop to the Oceanário. From there, it's just a 5-minute walk or you can hop on the free electric buggies that run between the station and the entrance.
By Bus
Several bus lines stop near the Oceanário, including lines 705, 725, 728, 744, 708, 750, 759, 782, or 794. The closest bus stop is Estação do Oriente. The oceanarium is about 1.3 km away from the bus stop.
By Train
Take the Alfa Pendular and Intercity trains, inter-regional and regional trains (connections to the North and South of Portugal are available), and the Azambuja line (Lisbon-Azambuja) to Oriente station and then walk down to the oceanarium.
By Car
You can easily drive down to the oceanarium if you have a car. The attraction has its own parking facility as well as several other garages nearby. You can also use taxis and ridesharing apps like Uber and Bolt.
By Walking
Walking down to the oceanarium is a great way to enjoy the scenic riverside promenade views of Parque das Nações. If you feel up to it, the attraction is a 30-40 minute walk from the city center.
By Cycle
Lisbon has a good network of bike lanes as well as bike rental services, and the Oceanário is a relatively easy bike ride from the city center. Just follow the rules and be careful of pedestrians.
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Frequently asked questions about Oceanario de Lisboa
Is there parking available at Oceanario de Lisboa
Yes, Oceanario de Lisboa has its own parking facility for visitors.
Are there any parking options near Oceanario de Lisboa?
Yes, there are quite a few parking options near Oceanario de Lisboa like FIL, Docs Park, Vasco Da Gama Tower Park, and Oriente (East) Station Park.
How much does parking cost at Oceanario de Lisboa?
The parking cost depends on which parking facility you choose and how long you stay. Rates usually start from €0.50 for the first 15 minutes and increase according to the duration of your visit.
Are there any parking restrictions near Oceanario de Lisboa?
Yes, there are some parking restrictions near the Oceanário de Lisboa, particularly on some streets and in specific zones. Avoid double parking and blocking traffic, check signage and designated time limits, and pay attention to signs indicating zones where parking is prohibited for specific times or vehicle types.
Is it easy to find parking near Oceanario de Lisboa?
Yes, it is quite easy to find parking near Oceanario de Lisboa. Having said that, the ease of finding a parking spot depends on several factors, like the day and time of your visit.
Can I park on the street near Oceanario de Lisboa?
Yes, you can potentially park on the street. However, there might be restrictions based on your choice of location, time of your visit, and other designated zones. You can use apps like Parkopedia or EasyPark, to check parking availability and restrictions.
Is parking accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, parking is accessible for people with disabilities. The Oceanario de Lisboa parking facility has designated spaces reserved for the disabled.
