How to get to the Lisbon Oceanarium

Lisbon Oceanarium · Esplanada Dom Carlos I, 1990-005 Lisboa

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By metro

Take the red line to Oriente. The station is a few minutes from the Oceanarium on foot. To use the metro you need a rechargeable card with a valid ticket, or a contactless bank card at the gates.

From the city centre

The red line does not run through Baixa and Rossio, which are on the green line. From there take the green line to Alameda and change to the red line towards Oriente.

From the airport

The airport is on the same red line. Oriente is three stops away, so you can reach the Oceanarium without changing trains.

By bus and train

Oriente station is also a bus terminal and a stop for urban and long-distance trains. The Carris buses that reach the Oceanarium are 705, 725, 728, 744, 708, 750, 759, 782 and 794.

By car

There are five car parks nearby: Parque Oceanário (274 places), Parque da Doca (700), FIL (830), Torre Vasco da Gama (250) and the Oriente station car park (2,000). The routes from the Oceanarium to Parque Oceanário and Parque da Doca are accessible.

Visitors with reduced mobility

The route has ramps and lifts, wheelchairs and strollers are fine, and pregnant women, people with small children and people with reduced mobility have priority. Dogs are not admitted, guide dogs included: if you travel with a guide dog, contact the Oceanarium in advance.