Begin your adventure at the Oceanário de Lisboa, where you’ll be transported into the mesmerising underwater world. Explore the permanent exhibition “One Planet, One Ocean,” featuring a central aquarium with 5 million litres of salt water.

Marvel at the four marine habitats representing the North Atlantic, Southern Ocean, Temperate Pacific, and Tropical Indian Ocean. Wander through the “Forests Underwater,” a masterpiece by Takashi Amano, and immerse yourself in the “Submerged Universe” exhibition.

Step back in time with the “Sea Monsters” exhibition, showcasing the prehistoric giants of the ocean.

After your visit to the Oceanário, embark on a self-guided walking tour of Lisbon with a digital audio guide. Created by professional writers and historians, the commentary goes beyond basic sightseeing facts to reveal the stories, personalities, discoveries, royal intrigues, earthquakes, and historic events that shaped Portugal’s capital over the centuries.

Discover how Lisbon became the centre of a global maritime empire, learn about the explorers who sailed from its shores, hear stories about kings, revolutionaries, and literary figures, and explore the atmosphere of the city’s most iconic areas, from Alfama and Baixa to Chiado and Belém.

The audio guide is designed to complement your time in Lisbon and can be used before, during, or after your visit. It includes commentary on major landmarks and hidden details that many visitors pass by without noticing, helping you better understand the city beyond its famous viewpoints, trams, and postcard-perfect streets.

Follow an easy-to-navigate route on the map, visiting 26 attractions in the central districts of Baixa, Alfama, Chiado, and Castello. Each stop is complemented by an audio recording, providing insights into Portugal's significant geographical discoveries, the devastating Lisbon earthquake, ingenious inventions, unique traditions, and many other fascinating facts.