Opening hours: The Lisbon Oceanárium remains open between 10am and 8pm every day. Last entry is at 7pm.
Location: The Oceanário de Lisboa is located in Parque das Nações, Lisbon’s waterfront district and very close to the famous Lisbon Telecabine. Its address is Esplanada Dom Carlos I s/nº, 1990-005 Lisboa, Portugal | Find on Google Maps
Entrances: The Oceanário de Lisboa has one primary entrance for both on-site tickets and visitors with pre-booked tickets.
The Oceanário de Lisboa is one of Lisbon’s most popular attractions, which means it can get extremely crowded, especially on the weekends. This makes weekdays the ideal time to visit. Specifically, early mornings or late afternoons offer a quieter experience. Visitors often find that mid-week days are less crowded, allowing for a more relaxed pace.
You should also aim to visit during the low or the shoulder seasons between October and April. This is when the crowds range from low to moderate, creating a more relaxed atmosphere for a visit.
Address: Esplanada Dom Carlos I s/nº, 1990-005 Lisboa, Portugal | Find on Google Maps
You can reach the Oceanário via public transport, including metro, bus, and train.
Alternatively, you can also drive to the Oceanário. Parking is seamless with several options nearby.
Take the Red Line towards Aeroporto, exit at Oriente, and follow the signs toward Parque das Nações.
Board at Praça da Figueira or Cais do Sodré. Get off at Oriente, from where the Oceanário is a 5-minute walk away. You can take lines 705, 725, 728, 744, 708, 750, 759, 782, and 794.
Comboios de Portugal operates regular trains from Lisboa Santa Apolonia to Lisboa Oriente every 20 minutes.
It'll take you approximately 20 mins to drive to the Oceanário de Lisboa from Baixa-Chiado. The fastest route is via Av. Infante Dom Henrique; scenic via Av. Ribeira das Naus.
The Oceanário de Lisboa is located in Parque das Nações along Lisbon’s Tagus River. Its address is Esplanada Dom Carlos I s/nº, 1990-005 Lisboa, Portugal | Find on Google Maps.
The Oceanário is open every day from 10am to 8pm. Last entry is at 7pm. However, its timings vary on January 1, December 24, 25, and 31.
You can take the Red Line towards Aeroporto and get off at Oriente. Then, follow the signs toward Parque das Nações.
Yes, the Oceanário is wheelchair accessible. Elevators and ramps make access seamless, and it also has accessible restrooms. Additionally, pregnant women, infants, and visitors with limited mobility get priority service.
The ideal season to visit the Oceanário is between October and April. You should aim to visit as soon as the venue opens at 10, or in the late afternoons. If you’re visiting on a Tuesday afternoon, don’t miss out on the penguin feeding, which takes place at 3:30pm.
Absolutely! The Lisbon Card is ideal if you want access to the city’s public transportation to explore its various attractions. It gives you access to 51 major sites, including the National Tile Museum, Belém Tower, and the Jerónimos Monastery. The highlight is that you can choose a 48 or a 72-hour pass depending on how much time you have.
Yes, the Oceanario has a total of 50 lockers that you can store personal belongings in with a refundable deposit of €1. The lockers’ dimensions are 47.5 x 30 x 46cm (H x W x D).
Yes, photography is allowed for personal use. However, flash photography and the use of selfie sticks are prohibited.
Absolutely! The Oceanáriois the ideal family-friendly attraction, and has something for kids and adults alike. The venue also has several activities for kids, including Sleeping with the Sharks, the penguin feedings on Tuesday afternoons, and a lot of other educational content & exhibits.
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