Monday-Sunday: 10:00-20:00
Last admission: 19:00
Exception (Last admission): 24 and 31 December at 17:30, 25 December at 18:30, and 1 January at 19:00






A visit to the Lisbon Oceanarium is a unique experience that allows you to see and feel the unforgettable magic of the underwater world. Embark on this contemplative journey to discover 8,000 marine creatures from 500 different species. The permanent exhibition (Aquarium) celebrates life on Earth with a central tank containing 5 million liters of saltwater, surrounded by four marine habitats representing the North Atlantic, the Antarctic, the Temperate Pacific, and the Tropical Indian Ocean, creating the illusion of a single tank and a single ocean. The visit unfolds over two levels—land and underwater—passing through the temperate, tropical, and cold waters of the planet’s various oceans. You can also discover the “Forests Underwater,” a work by master Takashi Amano that introduces us to tropical forests through the world’s largest “nature aquarium,” and the new “Submerged Universe” exhibition, an immersive journey into the vastness of the ocean
Monday-Sunday: 10:00-20:00
Last admission: 19:00
Exception (Last admission): 24 and 31 December at 17:30, 25 December at 18:30, and 1 January at 19:00
Oceanário de Lisboa

A visit to the Lisbon Oceanarium is a unique experience that allows you to see and feel the unforgettable magic of the underwater world. Embark on this contemplative journey to discover 8,000 marine creatures from 500 different species. The permanent exhibition (Aquarium) celebrates life on Earth with a central tank containing 5 million liters of saltwater, surrounded by four marine habitats representing the North Atlantic, the Antarctic, the Temperate Pacific, and the Tropical Indian Ocean, creating the illusion of a single tank and a single ocean. The visit unfolds over two levels—land and underwater—passing through the temperate, tropical, and cold waters of the planet’s various oceans. You can also discover the “Forests Underwater,” a work by master Takashi Amano that introduces us to tropical forests through the world’s largest “nature aquarium,” and the new “Submerged Universe” exhibition, an immersive journey into the vastness of the ocean