Parque Eduardo VII
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- mirunavrnBucharest, Romania394 contributionsNice parkAfter visiting the main landmarks in Lisbon, a stroll in this park is welcomed. The park area is large and quite. There is a cafe with a nice view in the park, where you can have a lovely break. During December, the park hosts a Christmas fair and an ice-skating ring.Visited November 2022Written 1 May 2023
- Thomas VOakland, California16,858 contributionsCity Park on the Hill SlopeThis huge park goes up the hill. The views from up on top are fantastic, of the downslope greenery, the Pombal circle, the lower city and the river. You have to search for a way to get to this view point, or just take a taxi. The park itself is huge. Again start at the top because the slope is daunting.Visited April 2023Written 7 May 2023
- BradJillHong Kong, China159,778 contributionsGood use of green and leisure space in LisbonThis is a 26 hectare public park just that was named after King Edward VII of England after his visit to Portugal in 1903. The present configuration was the design of Portuguese architect Francisco keil do Amaral in 1945 and acts somewhat as a green and park extension of Ave. da Liberdade to the northwest of Praça Marquês de Pombal. The park slants downhill from northwest to southeast in the same line as the avenue. From the Miraduouro at the northwest end of Parque Eduardo VII, you can see all the way through the park, into Baixi and to the Tangus River in the distance. Like many parks across Europe there are small gardens, tree lined footpaths, fountain pools, occasional sculptures and statues scattered around, kiosk, cafe and other points of interest. Here you can look for the Carlos Lopes Pavilion, Estufa Fria, 25 April Monument (northwest end) and grand monument of Marquês de Pombal (southeast end). There is a long row of managed hedges as well that continue in a straight path from Ave. da Liberdade that extend almost from end to end as well. Overall, Parque Eduardo VII is a good use of green and leisure space for those who live and/or work in this area of Lisbon and potentially a nice spot for tourists and visitors to spend time if you are seeking wide green space during time spent in the city.Visited April 2023Written 29 June 2023
- Roman ShopaLviv, Ukraine295 contributionsA cozy place to relax and chill outAn exciting wide open alley to have a walk around if you like open spaces. If you happened to be a lucky one who travel with dogs, it is on of the best spots for your pet. You can also observe plances landing at the airport, while a stunning panorama view down the city and the river opens up from the top.Visited August 2022Written 16 July 2023
- Alison H9 contributionsThis is a huge park with hidden botanical gardens, which were a great find.We asked our taxi driver to take us to the botanical gardens & we ended up at Parque Eduardo VII botanical greenhouses, rather than Jardim Botanico. Although we were initially disappointed, we decided to go in anyway. We were pleasantly surprised, there are 3 "greenhouses"; hot, cold & sweet - but they're not traditional glasshouses, & although it was a little humid in the "hot" house, it was never uncomfortable. The areas were almost empty of people & there are plenty of benches to sit & relax & take in the beautiful surroundings. Outside of the botanical areas is a lovely landscaped lake & gardens, another great place to find a shady spot & chill. The park extends all the way to Avenue Liberdade, with striking monuments & formal areas.Visited September 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 1 October 2023
- MeowyMontgomery, Alabama562 contributionsBeautiful viewsThe park is not too large that you can't navigate around it but the views are worth it. It is right off the Marques de Pombal metro and where all the tour buses stop, so easy to get too. A quick walk from there takes you to the top of the park where you can view all the way down the main street in Lisbon to the waterfront. Maybe some of the best views in the city. Definitely recommend the visit.Visited September 2023Travelled soloWritten 7 October 2023
- Heli PHelsinki, Finland6,406 contributionsRegular tourist stopThe park is a wide slope becoming interesting mainly on the rising right side with statues, a baroque church and an upmarket garden restaurant. Sheltered outdoors tennis courts take up the other side, the small botanical garden is almost hidden in the uppermost corner. The local metro station on a side street is elegant.Visited October 2023Travelled soloWritten 14 November 2023
- Thomas VOakland, California16,858 contributionsHuge Hillside ParkThis is a huge park and it is sited in the middle of the city. On a steep hillside, so the good strategy is to start at the top and walk downhill. Some nice flower beds, great views of the lower city, ends at the big traffic circle. All the tour buses come here to park.Visited October 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 25 November 2023
- James SToronto, Canada623 contributionsCentral Greenspace with a Spectacular ViewThis park was located literally across the street from our hotel in Lisbon. It was a convenient and enjoyable alternative route to reach the Gray Line meeting point at its southern end where several of our tours started from. The park is one of the larger greenspaces in central Lisbon at some 64 acres in size. It is rectangular stretching north/ north east from the Marques De Pombal and Av. Da Liberdade. It is named in honour of King Edward VII of England after his visit to Portugal in 1903 to strengthen ties between the two countries and reaffirm their ancient alliance. The present design of the park dates from 1945. There are several structures in the park. On its eastern side near the Parque Metro Station is the Pavilhao Carlos Lopes (Carlos Lopes Pavilliion). This was built in 1922 as the Portuguese Pavilion for the International Exposition in Brazil and later transported to Lisbon. At present it is used for various private events. At the north end of the park on Almaeda Cardeal Cerejeira is the Miradouro Parque Eduardo VII an observation point that provides a sweeping view of the City of Lisbon and the Tagus River. South of this on the western edge of the park is the Estufa Fria a massive greenhouse divided into three distinct parts: Estufa Frie ( Cold Greenhouse), Estufa Quente ( Hot Greenhouse), and Estufa Doce (Sweet Greenhouse). The greenhouse originally opened in 1933 and was completely remodeled in 2011. The park is the site of the annual Lisbon Book Fair held in May and June since the 1930s. The park also is host to the Wonderland Lisboa a Christmas market with activities for children. Aside from these annual events the park attracts hundreds of locals daily to jog, walk their dogs or just enjoy its natural beauty.Visited November 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 12 December 2023
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Quill2005
Ocala, FL231 contributions
Nov 2023 • Couples
Large rectangular green park in Lisbon on a hillside whose upper reaches have nice views of the city. Named after Britain’s Edward VII after his visit in 1903, the park is a popular stop for locals and tourists alike.
Written 5 January 2024
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avipiti
Hod Hasharon, Israel2,901 contributions
Sept 2023 • Family
The views from the upper part of the park towards the city are very pretty. It can sometimes get crowded so best to come early for the best photos
Written 2 January 2024
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James S
Toronto, Canada623 contributions
Nov 2023 • Couples
This park was located literally across the street from our hotel in Lisbon. It was a convenient and enjoyable alternative route to reach the Gray Line meeting point at its southern end where several of our tours started from.
The park is one of the larger greenspaces in central Lisbon at some 64 acres in size. It is rectangular stretching north/ north east from the Marques De Pombal and Av. Da Liberdade. It is named in honour of King Edward VII of England after his visit to Portugal in 1903 to strengthen ties between the two countries and reaffirm their ancient alliance. The present design of the park dates from 1945. There are several structures in the park.
On its eastern side near the Parque Metro Station is the Pavilhao Carlos Lopes (Carlos Lopes Pavilliion). This was built in 1922 as the Portuguese Pavilion for the International Exposition in Brazil and later transported to Lisbon. At present it is used for various private events.
At the north end of the park on Almaeda Cardeal Cerejeira is the Miradouro Parque Eduardo VII an observation point that provides a sweeping view of the City of Lisbon and the Tagus River. South of this on the western edge of the park is the Estufa Fria a massive greenhouse divided into three distinct parts: Estufa Frie ( Cold Greenhouse), Estufa Quente ( Hot Greenhouse), and Estufa Doce (Sweet Greenhouse). The greenhouse originally opened in 1933 and was completely remodeled in 2011.
The park is the site of the annual Lisbon Book Fair held in May and June since the 1930s. The park also is host to the Wonderland Lisboa a Christmas market with activities for children. Aside from these annual events the park attracts hundreds of locals daily to jog, walk their dogs or just enjoy its natural beauty.
The park is one of the larger greenspaces in central Lisbon at some 64 acres in size. It is rectangular stretching north/ north east from the Marques De Pombal and Av. Da Liberdade. It is named in honour of King Edward VII of England after his visit to Portugal in 1903 to strengthen ties between the two countries and reaffirm their ancient alliance. The present design of the park dates from 1945. There are several structures in the park.
On its eastern side near the Parque Metro Station is the Pavilhao Carlos Lopes (Carlos Lopes Pavilliion). This was built in 1922 as the Portuguese Pavilion for the International Exposition in Brazil and later transported to Lisbon. At present it is used for various private events.
At the north end of the park on Almaeda Cardeal Cerejeira is the Miradouro Parque Eduardo VII an observation point that provides a sweeping view of the City of Lisbon and the Tagus River. South of this on the western edge of the park is the Estufa Fria a massive greenhouse divided into three distinct parts: Estufa Frie ( Cold Greenhouse), Estufa Quente ( Hot Greenhouse), and Estufa Doce (Sweet Greenhouse). The greenhouse originally opened in 1933 and was completely remodeled in 2011.
The park is the site of the annual Lisbon Book Fair held in May and June since the 1930s. The park also is host to the Wonderland Lisboa a Christmas market with activities for children. Aside from these annual events the park attracts hundreds of locals daily to jog, walk their dogs or just enjoy its natural beauty.
Written 12 December 2023
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA16,858 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
This is a huge park and it is sited in the middle of the city. On a steep hillside, so the good strategy is to start at the top and walk downhill. Some nice flower beds, great views of the lower city, ends at the big traffic circle. All the tour buses come here to park.
Written 25 November 2023
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Heli P
Helsinki, Finland6,406 contributions
Oct 2023 • Solo
The park is a wide slope becoming interesting mainly on the rising right side with statues, a baroque church and an upmarket garden restaurant. Sheltered outdoors tennis courts take up the other side, the small botanical garden is almost hidden in the uppermost corner. The local metro station on a side street is elegant.
Written 14 November 2023
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simpsonite64
Northampton, UK695 contributions
Sept 2023 • Couples
Beautiful park. Great place to go for a stroll day or night, stunning views down to the waterfront, and nearly always busy.
Written 21 October 2023
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Meowy
Montgomery, AL562 contributions
Sept 2023 • Solo
The park is not too large that you can't navigate around it but the views are worth it. It is right off the Marques de Pombal metro and where all the tour buses stop, so easy to get too. A quick walk from there takes you to the top of the park where you can view all the way down the main street in Lisbon to the waterfront. Maybe some of the best views in the city. Definitely recommend the visit.
Written 7 October 2023
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Alison H
9 contributions
Sept 2023 • Couples
We asked our taxi driver to take us to the botanical gardens & we ended up at Parque Eduardo VII botanical greenhouses, rather than Jardim Botanico. Although we were initially disappointed, we decided to go in anyway. We were pleasantly surprised, there are 3 "greenhouses"; hot, cold & sweet - but they're not traditional glasshouses, & although it was a little humid in the "hot" house, it was never uncomfortable. The areas were almost empty of people & there are plenty of benches to sit & relax & take in the beautiful surroundings. Outside of the botanical areas is a lovely landscaped lake & gardens, another great place to find a shady spot & chill. The park extends all the way to Avenue Liberdade, with striking monuments & formal areas.
Written 1 October 2023
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Roman Shopa
Lviv, Ukraine295 contributions
Aug 2022
An exciting wide open alley to have a walk around if you like open spaces. If you happened to be a lucky one who travel with dogs, it is on of the best spots for your pet. You can also observe plances landing at the airport, while a stunning panorama view down the city and the river opens up from the top.
Written 16 July 2023
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IAN D
Wigan, UK19,629 contributions
Jun 2023 • Couples
The park is well manicured and one of the focal points of the city. Best seen from the top where the large Portuguese flag flies as you get a panoramic view of the city.
Written 30 June 2023
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traveler88
10 contributions
Permitem animais?
Elaine Barros
Campina Grande, PB928 contributions
O parque é aberto a todos. Pode levar.
Buenas noches! Se puede pasear por el parque con un perrito pequeño? Gracias
gomezabajo
Madrid, Spain241 contributions
Sí, sin problema.
Boxy1
Worcester, UK9 contributions
Is there anywhere to have a coffee and perhaps.... some cake?
skistar2018
Derbyshire, UK35 contributions
There is a brilliant café/restaurant with a really good choice of hot and cold food and a nice variety of drinks. It's just by the lake at the top of the park with really great views and comfortable seating
Tony P
Canterbury, United Kingdom74 contributions
Is the park walking distance from the main rail station?
gtrot
Worcester, UK275 contributions
You can walk from Rossio, I would suggest metro from Cais de Sodre - it's quite a lot further and for the cost of one ticket (1.40 euro + 50c for the card) a better use of time, unless you want to look at the river and the Praca Commercial on the way
Margaret S
16 contributions
About how long can you spend at the park? Is it something to do for a whole morning or can it only satisfy about an hour?
Ulysses336
Brasov, Romania2,671 contributions
About an hour would be enough unless you like plants and want to visit the Estufa Fria ,the three greenhouses with exotic plants which are on the upper left side of the park if you enter from the top ; in this case,together with the walk down the park it may take maybe a little more than an hour; once you arrive to the big square at the end of the park ,you have in front of you the Avenida Liberdade,the glamour boulevard of Lisbon with lots shops of world famous brands and which in my opinion is a must to walk on ;
Autumn leaves
United States911 contributions
Any recommendations for a nice lunch nearby?
Sunilkir
Mumbai, India233 contributions
Try O Fondue at Rua Tomas Ribeiro, 38, Portugal. I loved the place. Excellent game and seafood fondues.
tizzitizzi
Bradford-on-Avon, UK38 contributions
Nearest metro stop please?
Salima K
Bruges, Belgium346 contributions
metro stop Marques de Pombal.
You can take nice pics from the big statue and the park. Than walk to the park and take pics from the statue and the boulavard.
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