Best for Kids in Lisbon"

"Best for Kids in Lisbon"

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Politeama National Theater

"Beautiful Historic Theater"

The Politeama National Theater, better known as the Teatro Politeama, is one of the most significant historic venues in the city. Originally built in 1913, the theater currently boasts a recently renovated facade, while still retaining the historic charm of yore. The Politeama National Theater manages to pull major crowds for its grand, Broadway-inspired musical, by Sonder Quest on Unsplash majorly productions by celebrated director Filipe La Féria.

+351 21 340 5700 filipelaferia.pt/ reservas.politeama@filipela Rua Portas de Santo Antão feria.pt 109, Lisbon

Puppets Museum "Museum with Puppets"

The Puppets Museum is a small museum that was founded by artists purely out of the love for the art of puppetry. The museum houses approximately 500 puppets from all over the world. In addition to Portuguese puppets and the history of this art form, you can also view puppets from Burma, Bali, China, Belgium, and Great Britain, amongst by br1dotcom other places. There are usually performances over the weekends.

+351 21 394 2810 museudamarioneta.egeac. museudamarioneta@egeac Rua de Esperanca 146, pt .pt Lisbon

Hotel Tivoli "High Society Stays Here"

One of the most prestigious hotels in Lisbon, this elegant, comfortable hotel offers exemplary service that makes the stay a peaceful one despite the hotel's location on one of the capital's main arteries, Avenida da Liberdade. All rooms are soundproofed against the city noise. Two restaurants and a grill located on the highest floor provides spectacular by Pedro Ribeiro views of the city. The garden has a heated swimming pool, a tennis court and a bar that serves light meals.

+351 21 319 8900 www.tivolihotels.com/en/ti [email protected] Avenida Liberdade 185, voli-avenida-liberdade- m Lisbon lisboa

Olissippo Lapa Palace – The Leading Hotels of the World "True Luxury"

Built in the 19th-century, this luxurious 5-star hotel is nestled on a sub- tropical garden on a hilltop overlooking the Tagus River. It has an expansive spa and indoor and outdoor pools. For relaxation, The Lapa Palace Spa features a sauna and a Turkish bath. The masseuses are also by Booking.com available to provide massages tailored to the individual client. There is also a modern gym equipped with cardiovascular equipment. The elegant rooms at the Olissippo Lapa Palace are bright and airy and include a spacious seating area, satellite TV and a marble bathroom. Most rooms have a balcony with views of the Tagus River or the pool and sub-tropical garden. Restaurant Hotel Lapa serves fine Mediterranean cuisine and regional wines, while Le Pavillion, during summer time, serves cocktails, homemade iced teas and fruit juices around the pool. On warmer days, meals can be enjoyed on the terrace. In the evenings, the live music is featured. Central Lisbon is a short drive from the Olissippo. Free private parking is available onsite.

+351 21 394 9494 www.olissippohotels.com/ [email protected] Rua do Pau da Bandeira 4, en/Group/Olissippo-Hotels om Lisbon /Lapa-Palace/The- Hotel.aspx

Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon "Luxury & Great Views"

The Ritz Four Seasons Hotel is the perfect hotel for the traveler, who requires comfort and luxury in order to enjoy Lisbon. Continuing its well- known tradition as a great hotel, you will find superb facilities here, which will ensure that your stay in Lisbon is a memorable one. Conference rooms are available and there is a nice view out towards the nearby park, by Four Seasons if you get tired of the city. Get rejuvenated at their spa with some customized treatments or if you have kids avail of the children's programs or opt for a baby-sitting service if its a toddler.

+351 21 381 1400 www.fourseasons.com/lisbon/ Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca 88, Lisbon

Statue of Calouste Gulbenkian "A Tribute to a Great Man"

Calouste Gulbenkian was a wealthy and philanthropic Armenian who, during World War II, decided to establish himself in Portugal. His businesses, which included some of the earliest oil prospect ventures in the Middle East, led him to become a very rich man. He then had the means to compile one of the most vast art collections in Europe, and by Rustam Aliyev became known for his very exquisite and unique artistic perspective. Gulbenkian died in 1955, and in his will he created a foundation that funds education and the arts. His statue now stands at the front part of the foundation’s gardens in the center of Lisbon.

+351 21 031 2700 Avenida de Berna, Lisbon

Hotel Novotel Lisboa "City Center Hotel"

The Novotel Lisbon is the kind of hotel ideal not only for businessmen but also for the common tourist. The moment you step into the lobby, its elegant designs and friendly atmosphere assures you of a great stay ahead. Soaked in luxury the 259 rooms and suites of this hotel are designed to make your stay here a memorable one. Make the most of your by Booking.com time here with a refreshing dip in the pool and muscle stressing workout session at the gym, while kids can enjoy playing in the playground. Exploring the city while staying here is convenient as transportation to and from the city center is within a matter of minutes.

+351 21 724 4800 www.novotel.com/gb/hote [email protected] Avenida José Malhoa1 1A, l-0784-novotel- Lisbon lisboa/index.shtml

by borislarimer Lisbon Zoo "A Day at the Zoo"

The Lisbon Zoo is one of the jewels of the city, having been in existence for more than 100 years. Little by little, the traditional aspects of the zoo are being supported by the latest technology, which is in place to help protect endangered species. There are a wide variety of species on show, and the beautiful greenery surrounding the area provides the perfect backdrop for a nice walk. Check for varying dates.

+351 21 723 2900 www.zoo.pt [email protected] Praça Marechal Humberto Delgado, Lisbon

Jardim Mário Soares "Boat Rides and Entertainment"

This garden is a perfect escape for the tired tourist who wants to catch their breath from a busy day of sightseeing. It is a historical garden that dates back to CE 1800. Campo Grande also has a lake where boat rides are still available; a relaxing and enjoyable way to pass the time. There is a restaurant and cafe along with a shopping mall too. Children can also by jad99 enjoy themselves in the playground. The garden holds cultural events too.

+351 21 031 2810 (Tourist Information) [email protected] Rua Campo Grande, Lisbon

Alvito Park "A traditional park in the city"

All children in Lisbon have already visited the Park of Monsanto at least one time. The kids will be delighted with this park. Besides the recreational and learning facilites, the Alvito has two swimming pools, open between July and September, for kids between the ages of three and fourteen years. by Rustam Aliyev +351 21 346 3658 Parque de Monsanto, Lisbon

Monsanto Forest Park "Where Nature Breathes"

Thousands of acres of protected woodland, Monsanto Forest Park offers the perfect escape from sprawling urban environments. Landscaped to include a variety of wild flora and fauna, this park was created in 1934. Besides hiking and bird watching, there is a lot you can do. The lookout point offers a splendid panoramic view of the ancient city, the Tagus River by CorreiaPM and the Atlantic. Leisure spots include the Ecological Park and Monsanto Municipal Camping Park. Concerts, exhibitions, fairs and other big events are a regular affair.

IC15, Lisbon

Calouse Gulbenkian Planetarium "Educational Visit"

The Planetarium is situated in one of the most visited areas in Lisbon. It is close to the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos and in the same building as the Maritime Museum. It is an essential place for children who are fascinated with stars and the sky. The Planetário arranges special sessions for children and adults, and it belongs to the Calouste Gulbenkian by Rnbc at en.wikipedia Foundation. For timings, please check the website.

+351 21 362 0002 planetario.marinha.pt/PT/ [email protected] Praça do Império, Centro Pages/Planetario.aspx Ciência Viva, Lisbon Pavilhão do Conhecimento "An Interactive Science Museum"

Although the name does not refer it, the fact is that the Pavilhão do Conhecimento is an interactive science museum, a place where the primary goal is to trigger everyone's interest on science in general. Opened to the public in 1999, this place has several permanent exhibitions, and also multiple temporary displays, intensely focused on by montuno giving the visitor a truthful and unique set of scientific experiences. Located at the Parque das Nações, it is great for kids, and also for everyone who wants to discover some of the most basic science essentials.

+351 21 891 7100 www.pavconhecimento.pt/ Largo José Mariano Gago, Lisbon

Navy Museum "Museum About the Portuguese Discoveries"

Near the Jeronimos Monastery, the Maritime Museum pays homage to the great Portuguese maritime discoveries. You will see many models of the Portuguese fleet, sailors uniforms, weapons, and old maps at the museum. Do not miss the reproduction of D. Maria I galley, which is found in a special wing of the museum.

by Leandro Neumann Ciuffo +351 21 362 0019 [email protected] Praça de Império, Lisbon

Lisbon Oceanarium "The Beauty of the Oceans"

Established in 1998, the Lisbon Oceanarium has over 450 different species of animals. The aquarium designed by Peter Chermayeff is said to be the largest aquarium of its kind in the whole of Europe. One of the main attractions of the aquarium is the Ocean Sunfish. Open to the public throughout the year, the aquarium attracts people of all ages. There are by Alvesgaspar audio guides available in different languages along with guided tours. There are several activities directed towards the little ones like Sleeping with the Sharks, Concert for Babies and so on. Giving the illusion of walking through the ocean, the Lisbon Oceanarium is definitely a must- visit.

+351 21 891 7002 www.oceanario.pt/ Esplanada Dom Carlos I, Doca dos Olivais, Lisbon

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