Oceanário de Lisboa
Sea otters, sandbar sharks, ocean sunfish and white-spotted jellyfish among 8,000 animals of more than 500 species, in 5 million litres of water across four habitats: the Atlantic from the Portuguese coast, Pacific kelp forests, warm Indian waters and the cold Southern seas. from its own pages ↗
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What we established Oceanário de Lisboa: the official site is oceanario.pt. Its tickets are sold on tickets.oceanario.pt, part of the same site. Its Wikidata entry, Q652806, names the same official site. Added to our site on .
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Tickets from 25.5€ Discounts availableTranslation · original in Portuguese
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Oceanário de Lisboa: opening hours
- Daily
- 10h - 20h Last entry at 19h
- December 24 and 31
- 10h - 19h Last entry at 18h
- December 25 and January 1
- 11h - 20h Last entry at 19h
Translation · original in Portuguese
Diariamente 10h -20h Última entrada às 19h 24 e 31 de dezembro 10h -19h Última entrada às 18h 25 de dezembro e 1 de janeiro 11h -20h Última entrada às 19hOceanário de Lisboa: what should I know before visiting?
Keep your phone on silent during the visit. Flash photography and the use of any kind of artificial light are not permitted. Selfie sticks are not permitted inside the premises. Smoking is prohibited, including the use of e-cigarettes. Consuming or bringing food and drinks into the exhibitions is not permitted. … It is not possible to store luggage or items that exceed the dimensions of the available lockers.✓ oceanario.pt/en/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-09Oceanário de Lisboa: how to get there
Oceanário is at Doca dos Olivais, in Parque das Nações. The easiest way to get there is via Oriente Station, a few minutes away on foot, which brings together the transport network for eastern Lisbon: Metro (red line, Oriente), Carris buses (705, 725, 728, 744, 708, 750, 759, 782, 794) and urban and long-distance trains. The area is also served by Transtejo ferries to Cais do Sodré and Terreiro do Paço.✓ oceanario.pt/en/faqs · 2026-10-09Oceanário de Lisboa: parking
There are several car parks nearby: Parque Oceanário (274 spaces), Parque da Doca (700 spaces), FIL (830 spaces), Torre Vasco da Gama (250 spaces) and Parque da Estação do Oriente (2000 spaces).✓ oceanario.pt/en/faqs · 2026-10-09Oceanário de Lisboa: is it wheelchair accessible?
The Oceanário de Lisboa’s visitor route complies with the European Accessibility Standards, with ramps and lifts that make it easier for visitors with reduced mobility, wheelchair users and families with strollers to move around. To ensure a comfortable and inclusive experience, Oceanário also offers: An accessible, comfortable route between the Oceanário de Lisboa and the two nearest car parks: Parque Oceanário and Parque da Doca. … Priority service for pregnant women, people carrying young children, and visitors with reduced mobility✓ oceanario.pt/en/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-09Oceanário de Lisboa: are dogs allowed?
Animals and plants are not permitted, including guide dogs. … If you wish to visit the Oceanário de Lisboa accompanied by a guide dog, you must contact the institution in advance, before your visit.✓ oceanario.pt/en/plan-your-visit · 2026-10-09Permanent exhibition One Planet, One Ocean Dive into a multisensory experience that invites you to explore the diversity of ocean life through different habitats and, above all, conveys the message that there is only one ocean on the planet: the Global Ocean.