Located in Parque das Nações, our apartments are very close to several points of interest for you and your family to visit. Below is a brief description of attractions worth checking out.
Neighborhood
This is what is near you, just waiting to be seeing...
Rua Pimenta – Parque das Nações
Famous street, close to Altice Arena, where dozens of restaurants, bars, of the most varied gastronomic types are concentrated. Excellent place for walks and admire the view of the Tejo River.
Lisbon Oceanarium
It constitutes a public aquarium and research institution on marine biology and oceanography. It is the second largest oceanarium in the world and contains an extensive collection of species – birds, mammals, fish and other marine inhabitants.
FIL – International Lisbon Fair
For visitors, each fair offers a unique opportunity to get a first-hand look at all the innovations in the market. From comparing offers and buying at highly competitive prices. All this in a spectacular environment of color, celebration and joy that only FIL can provide.
Park of Nations Marina
A Cosmopolitan Marina in the Tejo estuary, close to the airport and the center of Lisbon. Thanks to its system of floodgates, this marina offers excellent protection all year round, ideal for wintering and the perfect starting point for your visit to Lisbon.
Altice Arena
Altice Arena is a space destined to public attractions and festivals located in the Parque das Nações in Lisbon. With a capacity of 20,000 spectators, it is the largest pavilion of shows in Portugal.
Lisbon Telecabine
A trip between the river and the sky in the heart of Lisbon. The Cable Car of Parque das Nações, is a cable transportation system located in Lisbon, Portugal, destined for tourist purposes.
Vasco da Gama Center
A center with unique architectural features that has at its disposal 170 shops, which include 33 restaurants, 6 movie theaters, a Health Club and various Customer Service.
Park of Nations
Park of Nations was the name given to the neighborhood emerged in ancient Intervention Zone of the Expo, including the location where it was held the World Expo 1998 and also any areas that were under the administration of ParqueExpo, SA This area became, however, a center of cultural activities and a new district of the city, with several own cultural and sports institutions.
Gare Oriente Station
The Gare do Oriente, also known as Gare Intermodal de Lisboa ( GIL ) or Lisbon Train Station – East, is one of the major train and bus stations in Lisbon, Portugal. Designed by Spanish architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava, it was completed in 1998 to serve the Expo ’98, and later the Park of Nations.
Lisbon Casino
Casino Lisboa is the largest casino in Portugal and was inaugurated on April 19, 2006 . Is installed in the space previously occupied by World Expo Pavilion of the Future 1998, Park of Nations and currently has a theater, the Oceans Auditorium. Casino Lisboa employs 550 people. Revenues from counterparts combined by the operating license of a casino in Lisbon should be spent in a cultural facility in the Parque Mayer, the recovery of the Carlos Lopes Pavilion and a national museum to be created by government in the municipal area. It was later decided that the museum would be the new Coach Museum.