10 AM - 8 PM Daily In line with its mission to promote ocean sustainability and marine life conservation, the Oceanário offers a shop with sustainable, responsible products.Through the #SEATHEFUTURE movement, the institution encourages the protection…
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION SESSIONS FOR EDUCATORS AND TEACHERS The Oceanário de Lisboa organises training sessions aimed at teachers and educators, with a view to providing them with tools and innovative, dynamic activities that can be easily incorporated into their classes. We offer sessions suited to all education levels, in our effort to help broaden students’ minds. With their eyes set on the future, teachers are our best allies in our mission to draw…
The ocean begins here Visit the best aquarium in the world Buy tickets 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Open daily Tickets from 25.5€ Available discounts Lisbon, Portugal 15min from city center Lockers Left luggage available Permanent 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…
Discover our guided tours Guided tour Discover the aquarium with an expert Explore Book now Behind the scenes guided tour Discover what happens behind the scenes Explore Book now Guided tour for 2 A private tour designed for two Explore Book now Feeding and training Watch live feeding and training Explore Book now Plan your visit How to get there Where to eat Accessibility Services and Amenities Gift Shop Userful…
Discover the most exclusive side of the Oceanário and contribute to ocean conservation. The Membership programme is the most complete way to experience the Oceanário de Lisboa. Available in individual or group modalities, it grants unlimited admissions throughout one year and offers an extended set of exclusive benefits. Among the main advantages are: discounts in the shop, restaurant, visits and experiences; privileged access to programmes and special content; invitations to…
https://oceanario.pt/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Css-Marine-Oceanario-De-Lisboa-Final.mp4 With over 1,300 members, including governments, non-governmental organisations and universities, among others, the International Union for Conservation of Nature is now considered the world’s largest conservation organisation. Of its many activities, drawing up the Red List of Threatened Species is the one with greater visibility. It is the largest and most comprehensive repository of information on the risk of extinction of animal and plant species. Each species is assigned one of nine categories:…
Many sea animals, such as the sunfish, are accidentally captured together with other fish species. Help your parents choose dinner when you go shopping with them! Try and find out how the fish you’ll eat was caught. The best fishing techniques are those whose impact on species and their habitats is smallest! Your choices might make a difference to the future of our oceans!
The Oceanário offers a series of simple, quick solutions to visitors.If you have any questions, please consult the Help Topics on this page. You can also contact us by e-mail or telephone. We’ll be happy to assist you. Help Topics What are the opening hours of Oceanário de Lisboa? Oceanário is open every day from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Last entry is at 7 p.m. Does Oceanário have different opening…
Whatch Vídeo SEASTAINABILITY The Oceanário de Lisboa new corporate programme – SEASTAINABILITY – BLUE IS THE NEW GREEN – shows that the path for sustainable development demands a transformation in core values, attitudes and ways of thinking and acting. We can do differently, challenge the status quo, and take the missing step to bridge the gap between the will to act and the skills to do so. CONTACTSFor more information, please contact us…
S.O.S. OCEANSuggestions for ocean sustainabilityTo help you choose the best fish and seafood in Portugal Marine ecosystems currently face several threats. Although some of these threats are obvious, such as pollution, others aren’t easily noticed, namely overfishing. Overfishing means fishing in excess of what would be desirable. Data are alarming: more than 70% of the world’s fish species are affected by overfishing. The good news is that we can all…
