Oriente Premium Tour

Descrição do serviço

This 2-hour tuk tuk tour provides an insightful journey through Lisbon’s Parque das Nações and Marvila districts, showcasing their transformation from industrial areas to vibrant, modern hubs following Expo 98. Main Highlights Oriente Train Station: Designed by Santiago Calatrava, this station’s tree-like structure symbolizes growth and connectivity, embodying Parque das Nações’ shift from an industrial zone to a modern landmark. Altice Arena: Resembling a ship, this venue celebrates Portugal’s maritime history and hosts major events, adding to the area's cultural richness. Oceanário de Lisboa: One of the largest aquariums globally, it displays marine life from diverse ecosystems, symbolizing Lisbon’s historical ties to the sea. Pavilhão do Conhecimento: A science museum from Expo 98 with interactive exhibits for all ages, sparking curiosity in technology and science. Cable Car Ride: Provides panoramic views of the Vasco da Gama Bridge and the Tagus River, offering a fresh perspective on Lisbon’s waterfront. Parque das Nações Tower: Now home to the luxurious Myriad by SANA Hotels, this sail-shaped tower stands 140 meters tall and honors Portugal’s Age of Exploration, providing breathtaking views over the river and bridge. Vasco da Gama Bridge: This iconic 17-km bridge, named after the famous Portuguese explorer, stretches across the Tagus River, making it the longest in Europe and a striking addition to Lisbon’s landscape. Torre da Galp (Sacor Tower): Originally a petroleum tower, it has been preserved as a symbol of the area’s industrial heritage, connecting the past with the present through thoughtful restoration. Exploring Marvila: Marvila, a former wine storage district, has evolved into a creative hub where old warehouses now host art exhibitions and cultural events. Its architecture still reflects its wine-making past, adding historical charm to its modern ambiance. Ah Amália Immersive Experience: A tribute to Fado legend Amália Rodrigues, this cutting-edge exhibit features 360-degree projections, interactive displays, and surround-sound music, celebrating her life and Portugal’s rich musical heritage. Tour Conclusion The tour concludes with optional stops at either the Museu do Azulejo, which displays the rich history of Portuguese tiles in a 16th-century convent, or the immersive Ah Amália Experience.