Lisbon capital Portugal It is one of the greenest capitals in Europe.
From small parks in the city centre, to magnificent gardens filled with true natural beauty – the Portuguese capital has some of the most unique parks and gardens.
The most beautiful parks in Lisbon
Estrela Park, Lisbon
It is one of the beautiful parks that blends well with the city of Lisbon.
It is popular with locals, especially families, and has a small pond filled with ducks and a large play area.
It is also famous for its amazing variety of exotic plants and trees, as well as many sculptures by prominent artists.
In addition, there is a café near the pond, where visitors can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee and homemade sweets.
The Estrella Park
Eduardo VII Park, Lisbon
Eduardo VII Park is the largest park in central Lisbon, located north of Avenida da Liberdade and Marquis of Pombal Square.
The park is named after British King Edward II, who came to the city on a visit in 1903 to strengthen Anglo-Portuguese relations.
It features mosaic-decorated walkways that extend upwards throughout the entire park.
Its main attractions are the estuaries, the so-called greenhouse filled with a beautiful variety of tropical plants, exotic palm trees and cacti.
It is also home to the annual Lisbon Book Fair.
Eduardo VII Park
Do Tourelle Park
This is a beautiful and relatively hidden 19th century park, offering stunning views of central Lisbon, most notably Liberdade Avenue.
This true hidden gem is located on one of Lisbon's seven historic hills, offering stunning views of the Baixa area.
Its main entrance is Andrade Street, where you can find some small palaces, including one designed by the famous Portuguese architect José Luis Monteiro.
Do Tourelle Park
Gulbenkian Gardens
It is one of the most popular and widely known parks in Lisbon and is home to the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum and a modern arts centre.
The Gulbenkian Gardens are also one of the most culturally oriented parks in Lisbon.
Not only does it display sculptures by local and international artists scattered throughout the gardens,
But it also regularly hosts arts events, such as book readings.
Furthermore, the gardens also feature an open-air theatre that features wonderful modern and historical theatrical productions.
Gulbenkian Gardens
Floristal de Monsanto Garden
One of the largest parks in all of Lisbon, the park offers a great range of activities.
Its excellent sports infrastructure gives visitors the opportunity to practice all kinds of outdoor activities, such as hiking.
The park also features a wide range of other activities: concerts, exhibitions and theatrical performances.
It is divided into several protected areas, such as the Ecological Park, the Monsanto Municipal Camping Park, and three wonderful recreational parks.
In addition, the communications tower located in the heart of the park is one of the largest architectural structures in the city.
One of the beautiful plants in the Florestal de Monsanto garden.
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