Lisboa's Oceánario

The Oceanário, Portugal's largest indoor aquarium is truly a must-see attraction in Lisbon. You’ll catch sight of a variety of marine creatures like big sharks, beautiful manta rays, jellyfish, puffins & much more. The main attraction here is sure to be the otters with their antics making you chuckle away at their adorable ways. You’ll see cute little penguins, octopuses & pretty corals, so get ready to click some amazing pictures. You will also learn how you can contribute to protecting the incredible marine life & about Oceánario’s commendable conservative programs making it a wholesome day full of excitement & learning.

National Palace of Pena

You’ll be awestruck by this architectural genius in Sintra, inspired by a mix of styles like Neo-Gothic & Neo-Renaissance. The impressive 19th - century yellow and red structure crowns the Sintra hills forming Lisbon’s stunning cultural landscape. Be sure to fully admire the intricate details within the palace like the Triton’s Terrace adorned with blue and white. There is an incredible marine and coral-inspired archway with a mythological sculpture of Triton, the Greek god of the Sea. You’ll notice lovely shells, conches & coral designs. From the Courtyard of Arches, you’ll be able to see all the way to the ocean through the walled row of ochre arches on a clear day. The views from the palace are absolutely breathtaking. The interiors have been remodeled to depict the Palace as it was when the Royal family departed in 1910. If you’re into history, you’ll simply love the artifacts in place.

The Park

The park in itself is full of mysteries with its lush forest and exotic plants from all over the world. A few noteworthy places that you must explore are The Valley of Lakes, The Queens Throne, The High Cross & The Queens Fern Valley. With everything built on Romanticism, walking through Sintra feels just like a fairy tale - a labyrinth of paths surrounded by thick foliage.