This place was OK. It was nice that it was on the water, but because of that sitting outside you…read morewill literally be swarmed with flies. Inside was definitely better. The food was OK and nothing to write home about. Would probably go somewhere else if possible.

Baixa is Lisbon's elegant downtown district, rebuilt after the 1755 Lisbon earthquake with grand…read moreplazas, wide pedestrian streets, and a grid layout. Baixa blends history, architecture, and everyday Lisbon life, making the area an excellent starting point for exploring the city. It's Lisbon's most walkable area and a hub for shopping, cafés, and iconic landmarks. Top highlights include: -Praça do Comércio: riverside public square framed by yellow arcades -Rua Augusta: lively main street filled with shops and street performers -Arco da Rua Augusta: Climb to the top for panoramic views over the Tagus River! -Elevador de Santa Justa: neo-Gothic iron elevator connecting Baixa to Chiado district (currently closed) -Rossio Square: historic gathering place with wave-patterned pavement and a lively atmosphere -Rua da Prata & Rua do Ouro: classic Baixa streets, showcasing the district's symmetrical, post-earthquake design

Hands down the best park I have ever been to. Soft running path, wooded running trail, all types of…read moregaming fields, parkour stations, rock wall, kayak loop with kayak "Water Polo," natural brooks, beautiful trees and flowers. I'd love a place like this in CA!!

We used them recently for our trip to Lisbon. The staff was courteous, the food was delicious, and…read morethey kept the drinks coming! We had an awesome time! would use again!

I got to experience this sailing excursion on a recent business trip. It was a great way for the…read moreteam to unwind after a business conference while socializing with colleagues. The city of Lisbon provided a great backdrop for our tour and the sunset was incredible! While all the views were wonderful, the thing that made the trip memorable, was the incredible hospitality of the crew on board. Everyone was friendly and accommodating - and the beer, wine and food were great. The blankets when it got a bit chilly were a bonus. Show less

This aquarium was fantastic! I loved the flow of it, where there's one naturtal pathway that leads…read moreyou from the start to the finish. We started at the top floor through a special exhibit which was beautiful, and then worked our way down. You'll pass penguins and waterfalls, you can go over a wooden bridge through a little tropical feeling forest, and onto the playful otters. Then you'll continue around passing the giant central tank. As you descend, you'll get additional looks at the tank and different viewpoints like watching the penguins dive below the water. This is the first aquarium to capture my son's delight, but I also think he's just turned the corner on appreciating animals (or at least sea life). Our toddler daughter also enjoyed it very much! We all did. We don't typically book into zoos or aquariums unless they are top in the world, and this aquarium was very highly rated, so I was very happy we came. It was a perfect attraction for our family, but I also would have been happy I came even if this was a trip without kids. With kids? A slam dunk. You can add a gondola ride onto your aquarium ticket which we did. We booked the roundtrip gondola and our kids enjoyed the experience. I wouldn't say it's a must do, but it's not terribly expensive and if you have kids, they'll like this experience too. If you're up for a packed day, you can do the science museum which is next door as well. I read it's a very interactive hands on museum but we had to get back that day. The aquarium is a half day experience. I think we there for 2.5 hours.

Its a pretty small aquarium. 2 different buildings. You have the main building with the…read moreentrance, the gift shop and the coffee and food court area. But the actual aquarium is in another building that requires you take a walkway to get to. Its organized well, adound the central aquarium. Its a massively large center aquarium. Multiple viewing windows. 2 floors. And many many types of fish in there. From the different sting rays and manta rays, to some sunfish, to multiple sharks. And many many other fish from little ones to really big ones. I could've spent hours and hours just watching them swim around. But with so many people trying to get the best views its best to keep it moving. Around that center aquarium they have many exhibits and tanks. From the arctic with the penguins to the tropical with the tropical fish and corals to the pacific and everything in between. There's a lot of fish and aquatic animals to look at and take pictures and videos of. Also theres informational rooms and even a room to watch a video (with seating). Lots of placards around giving some information on what your seeing. So many beautiful and exotic creatures here. You basically start off on the 2nd floor, work your way around in a circle, go down the stairs, do another circle and then take the walkway back to the main building. I didnt know once you go down stairs you cant go back upstairs. Basically a one way walk. I wish I knew that so I could've spent more time upstairs viewing the aquarium from up there. So that was a very big disappointment. Also once you go into the main aquarium you can go back to the beginning of the main building. There was some pretty cool monsters of the deep exhibit in the main building but because we went to the aquarium first we missed that part of the exhibit. With a lisboa card you get 15% off your ticket price. Booking it online you get 5% off. But we bundled the aquarium ticket with the telecabine ride. So lisboa card doesnt work with that. This is a pretty small aquarium by aquarium standards. We easily spent 2-3 hours viewing all the exhibits and animals. Could've easily spent some more time here. It was really nice to see divers in the big tank cleaning responsibly and feeding the sunfishes and other animals. It was a nice little experience to spend a couple hours of your day at. Cool exhibits. Like the different zones of it. We'll maintained. Fun experience for people of all ages!

Dani was a fantastic tour guide. A Lisbon native, she is very knowledgeable about the city's…read morehistory and offered interesting details and background on the neighborhoods we visited. The food and drinks were plentiful and tasty. Dani also offered great ideas for other Lisbon adventures.

Raquel was knowledgeable and friendly. She took us to places we never heard of or would have…read moreentered on our own. This was a highlight of our trip. Highly recommend

good spot to spend a day in the pool, nice instalations, the only point off is that on the…read moreweekeends is way to crouded...