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Park RooftopOpens in a new tabBairro Alto · Bars & NightlifeA rooftop bar in Lisbon with outdoor seating and views over the city towards the 25 April bridge. The menu includes beer, wine, liquor, cocktails, sangria and mojitos, plus food at the bar, happy hour drinks, a DJ and dancing. Entry is free and no reservations are taken.
Parlamento BoavistaOpens in a new tabSão Bento · Fashion & Apparel
Parque 25 de AbrilOpens in a new tabAmadora · Parks & Gardens
Parque 2 de AbrilOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & GardensParque 2 de Abril is located in Massamá. It has a leisure area with tables and benches, a children's playground and a sports area with a fenced football rink and a basketball court. It has existed since 1975 and reopened in 2004 after redevelopment carried out by the Municipality of Sintra.
Parque Adão BarataOpens in a new tabLoures · Parks & GardensParque Adão Barata, in Loures, is an outdoor space with various green areas, a multi-sports pitch, two children's playgrounds, a senior citizens' park, a picnic area, parking for 50 vehicles and catering facilities. There you can also visit the Galeria Municipal Vieira da Silva and the Palácio dos Marqueses da Praia e Monforte, where the Municipal Council and Municipal Assembly meetings are held. It is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Parque AventuraOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & GardensCompleted in September 2005, Parque Aventura covers around 5 ha beside the Ribeira da Falagueira, where the parishes of Mina de Água and Falagueira-Venda Nova meet, with green areas for walking and cycling and architectural heritage such as a Rural House of the Order of Malta, a 16th-century bridge and water channel, and a stretch of the São Brás Aqueduct. Built around the theme of adventure sports, it offers a library, a mini-golf course, a road-safety school for children, large playgrounds with towers, slides, spring riders and swings, seating areas, fountains and waterfalls. A system of direct, coloured lighting creates a different atmosphere at night, and in 2012 it was upgraded under the Participatory Budget with a fitness trail of 7 pieces of equipment along the walking track.
Parque Aventura da Charneca de CaparicaOpens in a new tabAlmada · Parks & GardensParque Aventura da Charneca de Caparica, inaugurated in 2009, has 23,000 square metres of green spaces designed to respect the morphology of the terrain and the spontaneous vegetation of the region, with woodland and clearing areas. It has a support building with sanitary facilities, an amphitheatre, a lawn area, a cycle track, a picnic area, a children's playground and a youth park with climbing walls, and can host small-scale events such as exhibitions, concerts and talks. It has access for people with reduced mobility and information panels about the species present, such as stone pines, oaks, heathers and aromatic plants.
Parque Aventura do JamorOpens in a new tabOeiras · Theme & Water ParksThe Adventure Park is a treetop adventure park for small and big adventurers, for school trips and companies. Other activities can also be combined, such as orienteering, canoeing and laser combat.
Parque BensaúdeOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & GardensParque Bensaúde is a former 17th-century estate made up of several buildings and a beautiful garden, where the neoclassical ensemble of terraces and the stairways leading up to the Pavilion, designed by a Scottish architect, stand out. It also has
Parque Botânico do Monteiro-MorOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & GardensIt is located in the parish of Lumiar, adjoining the Museu Nacional do Traje and the Museu Nacional do Teatro. Its origins date back to the 18th century, having been laid out by the botanist Domingos Vandelli. The garden, covering an area of about 11 ha...
Parque Catarina EufémiaOpens in a new tabBarreiro · Parks & Gardens
Parque Central da AmadoraOpens in a new tabAmadora · Parks & GardensOpened on 5 June 2010, Parque Central da Amadora covers 65,000 square metres, created by joining the lake area and the multi-sport area through a wide pedestrian avenue, with around 140 parking spaces. With water as its main theme, the Lake Area offers rides on gaivota pedal boats, canoes and rafts and play in large inflatable balls, supported by a multi-purpose building with a terrace, toilets, a future restaurant and the Environmental Interpretation Centre. It also includes the Interactive Play and Recreation Space, the Children's and Youth Recreation Space in the shape of a 'Space Station' and two multi-purpose pedestrian circuits, one around 700 metres long and a fitness circuit with ten stations.
Parque Comandante Ramiro CorreiaOpens in a new tabAlmada · Parks & GardensParque Comandante Ramiro Correia, in Almada, is a sports park that includes an enclosed games field and a seating area on the east side. The large plane trees provide shade in summer and sun in winter, while the beds of shrubs and herbaceous plants add colour and texture to the space throughout the year.
Parque Conde Castro GuimarãesOpens in a new tabAmadora · Parks & GardensLocated in the freguesia of Venteira, next to the Biblioteca Municipal Fernando Piteira Santos, Parque Conde Castro Guimarães has a children's playground and a pedestrian circuit with exercise stations along Av. Conde Castro Guimarães, on the side opposite the Academia Militar.
Parque da Bela VistaOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & GardensParque da Bela Vista is a green space in the Marvila and Bela Vista area on the eastern side of Lisbon, running alongside Avenida Almirante Gago Coutinho. It covers roughly 85 hectares and counts among the largest green spaces in the city. The park combines a rugged, semi-rural look with the amenities of a modern urban park. The grounds were once a farm, and its rural character has been preserved. Wooded zones sit beside broad open areas that used to be fields of cereal crops. There are wide tree-lined avenues, rolling lawns, and clusters of Mediterranean pines and olive trees. Fauna and flora typical of Portugal are found here, with a particularly wide variety of birds. Elevated points offer sweeping views across the city skyline and toward the Tagus River, and the park also has a viewpoint. Other facilities include a sports area, a picnic park and a traffic school. The park is a designated municipal climate refuge, meant to help cool the eastern quarters of the city during high summer temperatures. On ordinary weekdays it is quiet and airy, with locals walking dogs, jogging or picnicking under the trees, far removed from the dense historic centre. Music festivals change that picture completely, turning the park into a high-energy entertainment hub. Rock in Rio used the park until 2023. Its City of Rock opened here for the first time in May 2004, and more than 380,000 people came over 6 days, with 70 attractions and more than 120 hours of entertainment. The 2006 edition drew 350,000 people over 5 days, and its social project raised 553,000 euros for Sic Esperança. In 2008 the festival was organised in two locations, Lisbon and Madrid, and at the park the Sunset Stage replaced the Hot Stage; Amy Winehouse performed and Joss Stone made a debut. The 2010 edition hosted Bon Jovi, Rage Against The Machine, Motörhead, John Mayer, Cypress Hill and Rihanna. In 2012 the park hosted the festival for the fifth time, and more than 350,000 people attended over five days. On the day Smashing Pumpkins, Linkin Park, The Offspring and Limp Bizkit played the World Stage, 84,000 people visited. Madonna performed on 14 September 2008 for about 75 thousand people, and Justin Timberlake played on 1 June 2014 to 80 thousand visitors. Miley Cyrus holds the audience record, with more than 93 thousand people on 29 May 2010. From 2024 the festival moved to Parque do Tejo e do Trancão.
Parque da FantasiaOpens in a new tabAmadora · Parks & GardensCovering around one hectare, Parque da Fantasia is located in the parish of Venteira, next to the tennis courts, in the Borel neighbourhood. It underwent an intervention by Amadora City Council in 2022 that improved safety conditions, the aesthetic and functional quality of the space, and promoted outdoor recreation and leisure. The works made it possible to repair and replace children's play equipment and to install new equipment and urban furniture.
Parque da Ilha Mágica do LidoOpens in a new tabAmadora · Parks & GardensBuilt in 2005 in the Freguesia da Venteira, between the Ribeira de Carenque and the Ribeira da Amadora, this park is themed around water and extreme sports, featuring a shallow lake of about 500 m2 with a central island and a climbing mast, reachable by boats, rafts, bridges, and rappelling. It has several children's play areas (slides, spring rockers, spinning platforms, climbing structures, a slide, and a cable ride), a skate and bike track for national and international championships, a fitness circuit, and seating areas with benches and tables. Entry is free, with hours from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in summer and from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in winter.
Parque da JuventudeOpens in a new tabAmadora · Parks & GardensInaugurated in September 2015 behind Escola Secundária da Amadora, in the parish of Venteira, Parque da Juventude covers around 6,000 m² and was carried out under the 2013 Participatory Budget. It offers extensive green areas for sport and leisure, two Cardiofitness circuits with 12 stations (an outdoor gym) and an amphitheatre framed by a large lawn. It can also be used as a walking track.
Parque da Mata de Madre de DeusOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & GardensIn the area adjacent to Bairro da Madre de Deus, some vacant plots of land, which due to their wild nature were not urbanised, were left abandoned for years until they were recovered and transformed by the Municipality into the Mata da Madre de Deus. With a
Parque da PazOpens in a new tabAlmada · Parks & GardensParque da Paz is an urban park in the city of Almada covering around 60 hectares, and serves as the city's green lung.
Parque da Quinta da FidalgaOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & GardensParque da Quinta da Fidalga covers an area of approximately 1 hectare and brings together various seating areas for leisure and artistic activities, inspired by the theme of water. It was inaugurated by the Câmara Municipal de Sintra on 29 June 2016 and has recreational equipment for children, young people and seniors, as well as benches, litter bins and picnic tables. The intervention represented an investment of €39,916.40 + VAT.
Parque da Quinta da Nossa Senhora da PazOpens in a new tabLisbon · Parks & Gardens
Parque da Quinta da RegateiraOpens in a new tabAlmada · Parks & GardensParque da Quinta da Regateira, in Charneca da Caparica, is a spacious natural space suitable for informal recreational activities, with lawns and an irregular topography that gives it a special interest. At the south-west end there is a pergola with climbing plants and benches that invites you to linger, the vegetation is diverse and in the centre there is a children's playground.
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