Lisbon Oceanarium tickets and tours
The Lisbon Oceanarium is one of Europe’s largest aquariums, built around a huge central tank. Here are the main ways to visit and what to know before you choose.
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Ticket options compared
What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.
| Option | What’s included | Good for | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry ticket for the Lisbon Oceanarium | A ticket for the main aquarium and its exhibitions, with time to watch the fish at your own pace. | Families and visitors who like to wander | Book now |
| Guided visit of the Lisbon Oceanarium | A guide explains the central tank, the sea life in it and how the habitats of different oceans are recreated. | Visitors who want to learn more about marine life | Book now |
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About the Lisbon Oceanarium
The Oceanarium opened for the 1998 World Expo and stands on the riverfront in the east of the city. Its huge central tank is viewed from two levels, and the surrounding habitats show the oceans of the world.
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Good to know
Getting to the Lisbon OceanariumThe Oceanarium is in Parque das Nações, close to Oriente station, which has metro and train links.
Busy times at the Lisbon OceanariumWeekends and school holidays are the busiest times. Weekday mornings are usually calmer, and a booked ticket saves time at the entrance.
Nearby
Vasco da Gama Tower
The tall riverside tower in Parque das Nações, close to the Lisbon Oceanarium.
Oriente Station
The modern transport hub beside the Lisbon Oceanarium, known for its striking design.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book the Lisbon Oceanarium in advance?
It is a good idea at weekends and in holiday periods. A booked ticket can save time at the entrance.
How long does a visit to the Lisbon Oceanarium take?
Allow about two to three hours to see the central tank and the surrounding habitats.