Submerso: Oceanário de Lisboa’s New Restaurant Celebrates Portuguese Petiscos
Oceanário de Lisboa has a new gastronomic destination: Submerso, a Portuguese petiscos restaurant that opened its doors on 17 July in a soft opening phase,…
Oceanário de Lisboa has a new gastronomic destination: Submerso, a Portuguese petiscos restaurant that opened its doors on 17 July in a soft opening phase,…
Buying Oceanário de Lisboa tickets online gives you access to a 10% discount when using the promotional code ONLINE10. This offer is exclusively available on…
Looking for things to do in Lisbon? The Oceanário de Lisboa is a must-see attraction in Lisbon! Discover the 7 reasons why the Oceanário de Lisboa is one of the best aquariums in the world, with over 8,000 animals and plants of 500 different species.
Because it is urgent to know the biodiversity that inhabits the ocean to stop an imminent extinction crisis, the Oceanário Lisbon Aquarium became the first IUCN Center for Species Survival, integrating the network of the Species Survival Commission.
Discover the secrets of the Oceanário with a Marine Educator Would you like to make your visit to Oceanário de Lisboa even more special? When…
Discover the Oceanário de Lisboa new exhibition “Submerged Universe”, an immersive experience where the ocean and the sky mirror each other.
Dive into a one-of-a-kind holiday in the Azores with an immersive and unique experience that contributes to ocean conservation. Manta Conservation Experience invites you to take part in manta and devil ray conservation. Go deeper for a purpose!
The seahorses rescued in 2022 in Trafaria have returned to their natural habitat after more than a year in the care of the Oceanário de Lisboa.
Get inspired by these 20 simple behaviours that help fight climate change and join the journey towards a sustainable future.
Every year, dozens of sicklefin devil rays and manta rays gather near the island of Santa Maria. Despite divers from all over the world traveling to the Azores to see these gentle fishes, there is still a lack of scientific knowledge about these populations. The Oceanário de Lisboa launch a programme to challenge the average diver to go deeper for a purpose: contribute to the protection of manta rays.
This Spring, 6 Inca terns born at the Oceanário de Lisboa “flew” to a new habitat: the brand-new bird park, Bird Paradise, in Singapore.
On May 22nd 1998 the Oceanário de Lisboa was inaugurated, as part of EXPO’98!
10 AM - 8 PM
Last entry at 7 PM
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1h30 to 2h
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