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  1. Parque Linear de Alfornelos, Lisbon
    Parque Linear de Alfornelos
    Amadora
    Parks & Gardens
    Leisure area in the parish of Encosta do Sol, created from the redevelopment of Estrada de Alfornelos, with a linear park with low maintenance costs thanks to the planting of native species. It includes a new pedestrian path that reinforces the existing municipal network, complemented by a fitness circuit with various cardio-fitness equipment.
  2. Parque Luís Sá, Lisbon
    Parque Luís Sá
    Almada
    Parks & Gardens
    Rua dos Eucaliptos 8, 2810-371 Almada
  3. Parque Mayer, Lisbon
    Parque Mayer
    Príncipe Real
    Cultural Centres & Foundations
    Parque Mayer is a theatrical and entertainment district in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon. Originally created as a summer amusement park, it at one time had four theatres, although one was demolished in 2015 and another has not been used since 1992. Successive proposals have been made for upgrading the area, but none has yet come to fruition.
  4. Parque Municipal Carlos Hidalgo Gomes de Loureiro, Lisbon
    Parque Municipal Carlos Hidalgo Gomes de Loureiro
    Montijo
    Parks & Gardens
    Avenida Doutor Paulino Gomes s/n, 2870-156 Montijo
  5. Parque Municipal do Serrado, Lisbon
    Parque Municipal do Serrado
    Rua de Cacheu s/n, 2845-124 Cruz de Pau
    Parks & Gardens
    Parque Municipal do Serrado, in Amora, is a fenced space ideal for picnics, with an area of tables and benches beneath leafy trees that provide shade in summer. It has pedestrian paths, a large lawn area for activities and games, a children's playground, a bar and toilet facilities, and is also a venue for cross-country events such as the Corta-Mato Cidade de Amora. It has 16,410 m² of green space in a total area of 19,010 m².
  6. Parque Oeste, Lisbon
    Parque Oeste
    Avenida Doutor José Salvado Sampaio s/n, 1750-423 Lisboa
    Parks & Gardens
    Parque Oeste, officially Parque Vale Grande, is an urban park located in Alta de Lisboa, in Lisbon. Built in 2006 as part of the Alta de Lisboa Urban Development Plan, this contemporary-designed park is the work of landscape architect Isabel Aguirre Urcola.
  7. Parque Oeste, Lisbon
    Parque Oeste
    Rotunda Almirante Pinheiro de Azevedo, 1750-423 Lisboa
    Parks & Gardens
    Built in 2006 as part of the Alta de Lisboa Urbanisation Plan. It performs an essential ecological function through a retention basin.
  8. Parque Poetas de Abril, Lisbon
    Parque Poetas de Abril
    Lisbon
    Parks & Gardens
    Estrada Militar s/n, 1675-203 Pontinha
  9. Parque Recreativo dos Moinhos de Santana, Lisbon
    Parque Recreativo dos Moinhos de Santana
    Rua Tristão Vaz
    Parks & Gardens
    134. Parque Recreativo dos Moinhos de Santana A park distinguished by the presence of two old windmills with a stunning view over the city and the Tagus, intended for recreation and relaxation. With wide lawns, countless trees and shrubs and the prese
  10. Parque Recreativo dos Moinhos de Santana, Lisbon
    Parque Recreativo dos Moinhos de Santana
    Estrada de Caselas, 1400-197 Lisboa
    Parks & Gardens
    The Parque Recreativo dos Moinhos de Santana is a park in Lisbon, in the parish of Belém, close to the Parque Florestal de Monsanto. It takes its name from the two windmills, the Moinhos de Santana, that stand on the highest part of the grounds.
  11. Parque Revolução 25 de Abril, Lisbon
    Parque Revolução 25 de Abril
    Amadora
    Play Centres & Playgrounds
    Avenida de Pangim s/n, 2720-445 Amadora
  12. Parque Ribeirinho Oriente, Lisbon
    Parque Ribeirinho Oriente
    Lisbon
    Parks & Gardens
    Passeio Eunice Muñoz s/n, 1950-132 Lisboa
  13. Parque Roberto Nobre, Lisbon
    Parque Roberto Nobre
    Odivelas
    Parks & Gardens
    The Parque Roberto Nobre is located on a hillside of the Serra da Amoreira, between the Bairro Casal da Carochia and the Urbanização Jardim da Amoreira, in Ramada. It covers around 6300 m2 with several seating areas and pays tribute to the Portuguese filmmaker, film critic, writer, journalist, painter, director and illustrator (1903-1969). In the garden, species such as stone pine, grevillea, carob tree, paradise olive tree and aloe can be observed.
  14. Parque Salgueiro Maia, Lisbon
    Parque Salgueiro Maia
    Avenida 25 de Abril
    Parks & Gardens
    Parque Urbano Salgueiro Maia, in Massamá, is a fenced 21-hectare forest space set within the urban fabric. It has a children's playground, an amphitheatre and lawn areas, as well as cork oaks, oaks, native vegetation, carob trees, Judas trees and ash trees that form a mature woodland preserved in its natural state. It allows sports and recreational activities.
  15. Parque Silva Porto, Lisbon
    Parque Silva Porto
    Alameda Padre Álvaro Proença Rua Doutor José Alberto de Faria
    Parks & Gardens
    Parque Silva Porto, commonly known as Mata de Benfica, was inaugurated on 23 July 1911, but only in 1918 did it acquire its current name. It occupies a former plot of Quinta da Feiteira where, in 1880, João Carlos Ulrich had a
  16. Parque Tejo, Lisbon
    Parque Tejo
    Parque das Nações
    Parks & Gardens
    A large riverside urban park set beside the Tagus, built in 1998 as part of Expo '98. It incorporates the areas of a former (sealed) landfill and a water treatment plant. It consists of a system of artificial ele
  17. Parque Tejo, Lisbon
    Parque Tejo
    Parque das Nações
    Parks & Gardens
    Parque Tejo, located on the site of the former Parque Urbano do Tejo e do Trancão, is a complex of grounds in the parish of Parque das Nações, Lisbon. Inaugurated in August 2023 for World Youth Day 2023, it is intended for large-scale events and festivals.
  18. Parque Urbano da Costa da Caparica, Lisbon
    Parque Urbano da Costa da Caparica
    2825-448 Costa de Caparica
    Parks & Gardens
    Parque Urbano da Costa da Caparica covers 14 hectares and sits right next to the beachfront. It includes three children's play areas, three tennis courts, a multi-sports pitch, a picnic area, open-air amphitheatres, extensive lawn areas, bicycle parking and two restaurants within its grounds. Next to the park there is an Environmental Monitoring and Interpretation Centre.
  19. Parque Urbano da Encosta de Santo António dos Cavaleiros, Lisbon
    Parque Urbano da Encosta de Santo António dos Cavaleiros
    Loures
    Parks & Gardens
    The Santo António dos Cavaleiros Hillside Urban Park (PUESAC) is an environmentally sustainable green space of about 2.4 hectares, which recovers the former use of the land, with the orchards and olive groves that existed there, being low-maintenance. 364 specimens of 21 species of trees and shrubs were planted to increase biodiversity, protect the soil and reduce the risks of water erosion, fire and flooding. It has paths, stairs and geriatric equipment, with parking, and is always open.
  20. Parque Urbano da Quinta Conde dos Arcos, Lisbon
    Parque Urbano da Quinta Conde dos Arcos
    Parque das Nações
    Parks & Gardens
    Avenida Doutor Francisco Luís Gomes, 1800-181 Lisboa
  21. Parque Urbano da Quinta da Marialva, Lisbon
    Parque Urbano da Quinta da Marialva
    Seixal
    Parks & Gardens
    Rua Alto do Moinho, 2855-503 Santa Marta do Pinhal
  22. Parque Urbano das Paivas, Lisbon
    Parque Urbano das Paivas
    Lisbon
    Parks & Gardens
    Rua Tomás de Almeida s/n, 2845-375 Paivas
  23. Parque Urbano das Piscinas do Montijo, Lisbon
    Parque Urbano das Piscinas do Montijo
    Montijo
    Parks & Gardens
    Praceta Cidade de Leiria s/n, 2870-132 Montijo
  24. Parque Urbano de Fróis, Lisbon
    Parque Urbano de Fróis
    Almada
    Parks & Gardens
    Fróis Urban Park, in Caparica (Almada), is a naturalised park, adjacent to a municipal library, with extensive meadow areas, a large central lawn for active recreation and few paved areas. It has leisure and recreation spaces, sports facilities and a network of pedestrian paths with structures that serve as benches. It incorporates the existing trees and functions as a large water retention basin with a low rate of impermeable surfacing.

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