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Lisboa's Oceánario
Lisboa's Oceánario
National Palace of Pena & Park
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Lisbon Card
Oceanário de Lisboa
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Oceanário de Lisboa
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Lisbon Oceanário
SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
Lisbon Oceanário
SL Benfica Stadium & Museum
Known for its incredible wealth of attractions such as its unique Pombaline downtown, Castelo de São Jorge and Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, Lisbon is amongst Europe’s finest tourist destinations. Apart from the fascinating historical monuments like the Tower of Belém, Lisbon is also Portugal’s thriving commercial and cultural hub. Lisbon Oceanarium, also known as Oceanário de Lisboa, is one of the largest oceanariums in the world and a relatively fresh addition to the city’s list of interesting places to explore. Owing to its excellent facilities and exhibitions, Lisbon Oceanarium tickets are bought by a whopping 1 million guests from across the world each year. It is undoubtedly one of the best oceanariums to visit if you are intrigued by the diverse flora and fauna of ocean ecosystems.
Buying the Lisbon Oceanarium ticket gives you access to the oceanarium and any temporary or permanent exhibitions that are being conducted on the day of your visit. Please note that additional fees are applicable to any guided tour or activity that you book apart from the entry ticket.
Discounted tickets to Lisbon Oceanarium are available for various age groups. Infants under the age of 3 can enter free of cost. Children aged 3 to 12 can enter at a reduced fee of 13€ and senior citizens over the age of 65 can purchase a ticket for 15€. For all other visitors, the entry fee is fixed at 19€.
This is the primary attraction at the Lisbon Oceanarium. Holding a massive 5 million litres of seawater, this mammoth aquarium features both terrestrial and marine creatures. From whacky amphibians like the axolotl to adorable sea otters, watching these animals go about their business in the aquarium is a sight to behold. With cutting-edge technology to create artificial temperature and salinity conditions, the oceanarium has been able to maintain species from the tropical, temperate, and frigid zones.
This is a temporary exhibition by Takashi Amano that features tropical plant species enclosed in an aquarium. The lighting and layout of the tropical forest makes it a gorgeous sight to witness. This confluence of a natural environment and art is aimed at educating viewers about the fragile tropical ecosystems that are currently threatened by human interference.
This artistic piece by Maya de Almeida Arujo strives to spark a deep connection between humans and the ocean. Through wonderfully knit series of underwater photographs and footage, the exhibition has the potential to inspire a sense of awe. It took 8 months of filming with eleven different film and drone crews to create this fabulous exhibit. To simulate the dynamism of ocean ecosystems, post-production has been done with cutting-edge artificial intelligence.
At a time when ocean habitats are rapidly falling prey to rampant exploitation, it is crucial for children and adults alike to understand the principles of conservation. The educational programmes at the Lisbon Oceanarium or Oceanário de Lisboa, which include topics in earth science, mathematics, and nature conservation are geared towards different educational levels. The SOS Ocean Booklet available for free at the oceanarium, lists the steps we need to immediately take to conserve the rich diversity of our oceans. Lisbon Oceanarium also recognizes the importance of educating teachers. There are frequent workshops and environmental education sessions specifically directed at teachers.
Through a slew of programmes such as breeding and studying conservation medicine, the Lisbon Oceanarium is passionately committed to preserving ocean environments. Veterinarians, ecologists, and experts from various schools of environmental and medical sciences collaborate to create educational workshops and conduct research. The Lisbon Oceanarium also serves as the head of the ‘Taeniura lymma’ breeding program. The oceanarium also conducts extensive breeding programs to enhance the populations of sharks, seahorses, and magellanic penguins.
Lisbon Oceanarium or Oceanário de Lisboa features a broad range of activities such as guided tours and concerts for children. At 9 AM on Saturdays, the oceanarium hosts a special concert for babies. Set against the backdrop of the enthralling aquarium, the concert is sure to stimulate your child’s sense of wonder. Going on one of the guided tours will serve as an educational experience for the entire family. If you are particularly fascinated by the mighty shark, you should certainly consider participating in the ‘Sleeping with Sharks’ activity.
By Bus: The closest stop to Lisbon Oceanarium or Oceanário de Lisboa is the Oriente East Station. You can take bus 705, 725, 728, 744, 708, 750, 759, 782, or 794 to get here.
By Metro: Take the Red line and get off at Oriente (East) Station.
By Road: You can take a cab or drive to the following address:
CRIL or EN-10 Roads, Vasco da Gama Bridge, North/South direction
2nd Circular Road
Av. Marechal Gomes da Costa
Av. Infante D. Henrique
Parking: 274 parking spots are available at the Oceanário Park. If this is full, you can park at FIL, Vasco da Gama Tower Park, Doca Park, or at the Oriente (East) Station Park.
Audio guides in 6 languages (Portuguese, English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian) are available at the oceanarium. All videos displayed in the venue have English subtitles. Wheelchairs can be loaned for the duration of your visit to the oceanarium. You can also find the following facilities:
The Lisbon Oceanarium presents a diverse assortment of exciting activities and sights. ‘Sleeping with Sharks’, which allows you to spend a night next to the aquarium, is one of the most popular activities to experience. Find out more about how these imposing sharks have become the ocean’s top predators. If you are planning to visit the oceanarium with your kids, consider attending the Saturday concert for babies or Fado for kids. It is always a good idea to take one of the guided tours to learn about the fabulous creatures that inhabit the oceans.
Children under the age of 12 and visitors over the age of 65 can claim discounted tickets.
Since it is the largest oceanarium in Europe with over 8,000 fascinating animal and plant exhibits, Lisbon Oceanarium is surely worth your time.
It can take anywhere between 1 to 2 hours to explore Lisbon Oceanarium.
Yes, it is always a good idea to book your tickets in advance.
Lisbon Oceanarium tickets are valid for the booked date. However, you may be able to extend the ticket validity until the end of the year.
No, tickets to Lisbon Oceanarium cannot be canceled.
You can expect to see an immensely diverse range of animals such as the bull ray, blacknose shark, and sea otter.
Owing to its fascinating appearance and rarity, the sunfish is one of the most popular attractions.