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Jardim da ParadaOccupying a block of the Campo de Ourique neighbourhood, this garden was originally named Jardim da Parada because it was here that the barracks' parades were held. Its construction began after the neighbourhood had already been partially urbanisedCampo de OuriqueParks & Gardens
Jardim da Parada dos Prazeres - Praça São João BoscoNeighbourhood garden located next to the Cemitério dos Prazeres, from which stands out a large tree of the species Tipuana tipu, a tree classified as being of public interest, considered to be of great ornamental and landscape value. Area: 0.7 ha HorCampo de OuriqueParks & Gardens
Jardim da PazAvenida 1º de Maio, 2845-581 Cruz de PauLisbonParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça 5 de OutubroPraça 5 de Outubro, 2605-019 BelasLisbonParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça de LondresA small garden with abundant vegetation, set in a commercial area near Av. Guerra Junqueiro. At the southern end of the garden stands a statue honouring Guerra Junqueiro, by the sculptor Lagoa Henriques. It was recently the subject of worksSaldanhaParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça do ImpérioJardim da Praça do Império is a city garden in the Belém district of Lisbon, at Praça do Império, 1400-206 Lisboa. It fills the centre of Empire Square, a large square built for the 1940 Portuguese World Exhibition. The square commemorates the power and greatness of the old Portuguese Empire, and it is described as the largest square of the Iberian Peninsula and one of the largest in Europe. The 15th century Jerónimos Monastery borders the area on the north side, and the garden is a spot to relax while looking at it. The space consists of formal walkways and gardens, and it occupies what was once Belém's beachfront. Its rectangular layout is divided into interconnected quadrangles, creating passages and green areas. Converging pathways lead to an illuminated fountain at the centre, set on a square platform. A sizable fountain stands in the middle of the garden. Resting beside it, visitors can let the breeze provide a refreshing shower. Beyond the fountain, the gardens show coats of arms associated with or attributed to explorers from the Age of Discovery. Thirty floral coats of arms represent 18 Portuguese districts, archipelagos and former colonies, each adorned with the crosses of Christ and Avis. A national emblem made of boxwood and flowers can also be found. Along the southern edge, near Avenida da Índia, statues of hippocamps, meaning seahorses, overlook reflective pools. On the eastern edge of the park stands the Overseas Palace, Palácio do Ultramar, which dates back to the 1950s. In 1973 the municipal council of Lisbon added a commemorative monument to the poet Augusto Gil (1873-1929), with a bronze medallion and an inscription. The square is especially popular on Saturday mornings, when the Monastery of Santa Maria de Belém often hosts weddings and photo sessions extend into the square. A visit takes about 30 minutes. Tram Line 15 serves the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos stop, and a tunnel lets you cross the road to reach the sea front. The 17th-century buildings along Rua Vieira Portuense have been converted into restaurants, most with outdoor seating, and dining value tends to improve further east along the street. Near the monastery, the café Antiga Confeitaria de Belém has served custard tarts since 1841. Nearby sights include the Centro Cultural de Belém, the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, the Museu de Marinha, the Museu Nacional de Arqueologia, the Museu de Arte Popular and the Museu Colecao Berardo.BelémParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça Dom LuísThe Jardim da Praça Dom Luís is a garden in Lisbon. At its centre stands a monument to Marquês Sá da Bandeira.Cais do SodréParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça dos Mártires da LiberdadePraça dos Mártires da Liberdade, 2840-488 SeixalSeixalParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça João do RioThe garden is located in Praça João do Rio, next to Av. Almirante Reis. João do Rio, the pen name of Paulo Barreto, was a Brazilian writer and journalist, born in 1881 in Rio de Janeiro and died on 23 June 1921. In this garden there is a block oSaldanhaParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça Paiva CouceiroPraça Paiva Couceiro, 1900-462 LisboaAnjosParks & Gardens
Jardim da Praça PasteurPraça Pasteur is a square in the city of Lisbon, Portugal.SaldanhaParks & Gardens
Jardim da Quinta AlegreGarden located next to Quinta Alegre or Quinta dos Marqueses do Alegrete, built in the early eighteenth century as a summer residence by Manuel Teles da Silva, first Marquis of Alegrete, who initiated work on the palace and gardens. In 1983Campo Amoreiras 68, 1750-024 LisboaParks & Gardens
Jardim da Quinta de Santa ClaraA former 18th-century pleasure estate, it was donated to the Lisbon City Council between 1974 and 1977 and later restored and classified as a Public Garden. Several renovations were subsequently carried out, seeking to follow its original layout: the stylEstrada da Ameixoeira s/n, 1750-099 LisboaParks & Gardens- Jardim da Quinta de Santa ClaraThe Jardim da Quinta de Santa Clara, or Jardim da Ameixoeira, is a Baroque-style garden located in Ameixoeira, Lisbon. It was formerly an 18th-century estate and was donated to Lisbon City Council between 1974 and 1977. It includes a playground and a kiosk.Estrada da Ameixoeira s/n, 1750-307 LisboaParks & Gardens
Jardim da Rainha1300-118 LisboaAlcântaraParks & Gardens
Jardim da Rocha do Conde de ÓbidosThe Jardim da Rocha do Conde de Óbidos, also known as Jardim 9 de Abril, stands on the former grounds of the Convento das Albertas (the Carmelite Nuns' Convent), set upon the Rocha do Conde de Óbidos, from which it takes its first nameSantosParks & Gardens
Jardim da Rua Inocêncio Francisco da SilvaSmall neighborhood garden whose name evokes Inocêncio Francisco da Silva (Lisbon, 1810-1876), renowned Lusophone bibliographer, who gathered all available information about Portuguese-language authors up to the mid-nineteenth century. Area: 0.3 haRua Inocêncio Francisco da Silva s/n, 1600-155 LisboaParks & Gardens
Jardim das Amoreiras (Jardim Marcelino Mesquita)This garden's name pays tribute to the playwright, poet and writer of the same name. It was conceived and inaugurated in 1759 by the Marquês de Pombal with the planting of mulberry trees, with the aim of boosting the Portuguese silk industry, which devePríncipe RealParks & Gardens
Jardim das DamasThe Jardim das Damas is a walled Baroque-designed space belonging to the Palácio da Ajuda, with a belvedere offering a fine view over the city and the River Tagus. Although never completed, it was in use until 1794, when a fire destroyed the old Palace. To theAlameda dos Pinheiros, 1300-590 LisboaParks & Gardens
Jardim das FrancesinhasOn the site where the Convento das Francesinhas once stood, near the Assembleia da República, now stands the Jardim Lisboa Antiga, better known as Jardim das Francesinhas.São BentoParks & Gardens
Jardim das OliveirasThe Jardim das Oliveiras is a garden of the Centro Cultural de Belém situated above the river Tejo. It consists of a lawn that extends over the south façade of the building, flanked by the Restaurante Este/Oeste, the Fábrica das Artes – Para Todas as Infâncias and the Garagem Sul | Exposições de Arquitetura, with olive trees and ponds where children play.BelémParks & Gardens
Jardim das OndasBetween the Oceanário de Lisboa and the River Tejo lies this entirely lawn-covered garden, where the ground, modelled into precise contour lines, mimics the rhythm of the ocean and the forming and breaking of the waves. To create this work, its author Fernanda Fragateiro drew inspPasseio de Neptuno s/n, 1990-110 LisboaParks & Gardens
Jardim da Torre de Belém1400-030 LisboaBelémParks & Gardens
Jardim de BuchoSeparated by a wall from Pimenta Palace, the Garden of Bucho, also known as Bordallo Pinheiro Garden, is situated with a formal appearance and a geometric hedge design where some trees stand out, particularly a J-acacia that stands out for its distinctive size.AlvaladeParks & Gardens
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