Parque Eduardo VII

Parque Eduardo VII in Lisbon is a stunning oasis that offers both natural beauty and sweeping views of the city. On a sunny day, I chose to have breakfast there picnic-style, and it was a truly delightful experience. The park is expansive and well-maintained, featuring beautifully manicured gardens, elegant pathways, and a variety of trees that provide ample shade. As I settled down for my picnic, I was immediately struck by the breathtaking viewpoint. From my spot, I enjoyed a panoramic vista of Lisbon, with its iconic architecture stretching down to the shimmering waters of the Tagus River. The sight was simply mesmerizing. The atmosphere in Parque Eduardo VII is peaceful and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax. I loved watching the world go by—families playing, joggers passing by, and other visitors enjoying the park's serene ambiance. The combination of the lush greenery and the stunning views created a perfect backdrop for my breakfast. Overall, Parque Eduardo VII is a must-visit for anyone in Lisbon. Whether you're looking for a leisurely picnic spot, a place to take in the views, or simply a quiet retreat from the city, this park has it all. I left feeling refreshed and grateful for the beautiful moments spent in this lovely setting. Highly recommended!

Parque Eduardo VII is a large public park in Lisbon, Portugal, located in the city center near the Marquis of Pombal Square. Named in honor of England's King Edward VII, who visited Lisbon in 1903 to strengthen Anglo-Portuguese relations, the park spans about 26 hectares. It features wide, tree-lined pathways, carefully manicured lawns, and beautiful geometric hedges. The park’s central hill offers a stunning view of the Tagus River and Lisbon's skyline. Notable features include the Estufa Fria greenhouse, a collection of exotic plants, and a monument celebrating Portugal's 1974 Carnation Revolution. The park is popular for strolls, picnics, and cultural events.

A beautiful park, there were dancers there and great views of the city. It has a calisthenics area for working out and plenty of space for activities, dog walking or just relaxing.

Sweet little park close to where we stayed. Definitely recommend a visit. It is on an incline so be prepared.

Nice big park to relax and walk around reflecting on risky gambits. The view is pretty amazing all the way down and reminds me of my downward spiral into the abyss rolling weeklies instead of monthlies. Someday I'll change my ways.

I was at this park yesterday and it was really beautiful. The concept fo having accessible gardens where families, friends and loved one can bond after a tedious work day is something I'd forver appreciate. Watching the sun set over the city here would be iconic IMO and I'll be back to catch the sunset defo. There's also a clean public toilet if you need to use it. Makes sense

A beautiful park with great views over the city, perfect for a relaxing stroll. The green spaces are well-kept, and the view from the top is definitely worth it. A great place to unwind, take some photos, and enjoy some greenery in the city. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Gorgeous park. The photos in reviews do not show the breadth of what’s available. Apart from play areas and a lake, there is a cafe, restaurant and bar with different Gins and ice creams on offer. A few Peacocks roaming too!

Parque Eduardo VII in Lisbon is a stunning oasis that offers both natural beauty and sweeping views of the city. On a sunny day, I chose to have breakfast there picnic-style, and it was a truly delightful experience. The park is expansive and well-maintained, featuring beautifully manicured gardens, elegant pathways, and a variety of trees that provide ample shade. As I settled down for my picnic, I was immediately struck by the breathtaking viewpoint. From my spot, I enjoyed a panoramic vista of Lisbon, with its iconic architecture stretching down to the shimmering waters of the Tagus River. The sight was simply mesmerizing. The atmosphere in Parque Eduardo VII is peaceful and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax. I loved watching the world go by—families playing, joggers passing by, and other visitors enjoying the park's serene ambiance. The combination of the lush greenery and the stunning views created a perfect backdrop for my breakfast. Overall, Parque Eduardo VII is a must-visit for anyone in Lisbon. Whether you're looking for a leisurely picnic spot, a place to take in the views, or simply a quiet retreat from the city, this park has it all. I left feeling refreshed and grateful for the beautiful moments spent in this lovely setting. Highly recommended!

Parque Eduardo VII is a large public park in Lisbon, Portugal, located in the city center near the Marquis of Pombal Square. Named in honor of England's King Edward VII, who visited Lisbon in 1903 to strengthen Anglo-Portuguese relations, the park spans about 26 hectares. It features wide, tree-lined pathways, carefully manicured lawns, and beautiful geometric hedges. The park’s central hill offers a stunning view of the Tagus River and Lisbon's skyline. Notable features include the Estufa Fria greenhouse, a collection of exotic plants, and a monument celebrating Portugal's 1974 Carnation Revolution. The park is popular for strolls, picnics, and cultural events.

A beautiful park, there were dancers there and great views of the city. It has a calisthenics area for working out and plenty of space for activities, dog walking or just relaxing.

Sweet little park close to where we stayed. Definitely recommend a visit. It is on an incline so be prepared.

Nice big park to relax and walk around reflecting on risky gambits. The view is pretty amazing all the way down and reminds me of my downward spiral into the abyss rolling weeklies instead of monthlies. Someday I'll change my ways.

I was at this park yesterday and it was really beautiful. The concept fo having accessible gardens where families, friends and loved one can bond after a tedious work day is something I'd forver appreciate. Watching the sun set over the city here would be iconic IMO and I'll be back to catch the sunset defo. There's also a clean public toilet if you need to use it. Makes sense

A beautiful park with great views over the city, perfect for a relaxing stroll. The green spaces are well-kept, and the view from the top is definitely worth it. A great place to unwind, take some photos, and enjoy some greenery in the city. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Gorgeous park. The photos in reviews do not show the breadth of what’s available. Apart from play areas and a lake, there is a cafe, restaurant and bar with different Gins and ice creams on offer. A few Peacocks roaming too!

My wife and I were here on a Gate1 tour. While the City bus tour took us here, we also went on our own 2 days later. Then we saw the 2-week Book Fair, which was interesting. We saw dogs splashing around in the heat, with their owners.

On approach along Avenida de Liberdade, the park didn't seem like much, just a brilliant green mirage ahead of us with numerous pathways and a very steep uphill walk. But when you reach the pinnacle and look back at Lisbon, you'll see why this climb is worth every bit of effort! It's my favorite viewpoint in the city, even above the famed Miradouro das Portas do Sol. if you visit on the right day, the world's largest Portuguese flag will be flown at the top (northern) end of the park. Redesigned in 1945, the space covers 64 acres (26 hectares) in the middle of the city and is named for an English king. The Carlos Lopes Pavilion, leftover from the 1922 expo, can be found near the top as well.

Amazing views of Lisbon await you at Parque Eduardo VII. Not too many visitors at the time I went in the middle of a Sunday.

If you climb to the top of the hill the view makes for a great picture! Or if you exit out of the subway on the other side it puts you on the top side of the hill or a more friendly walk. Walk to the bottom and find pedal a gusto the lemonade/ orange juice stand for a nice refreshing drink!

Hi running friends! Yes, I speak to the Yelp runners as I went there as tourist and another day as runner! I enjoyed both visits! But for the runners, this is a really nice place to finish your tour! Fan of challenges? Just go there! After your "climb" (as tourist and as runner), you will -FOR SURE- , be amazed at the stunning view of Lisbon and the Marquès de Pombal place! Of course, this is not the biggest park in town but the view is worth the climb! Shops and a "Corte Ingles" store are located nearby so you can combine this visit and nice walk with your shopping day! Enjoy!

A cool park with nice fountains. Good for running round although one half of the lap is quite steep downhill and the other quite steep uphill.

Parque Eduardo VII is located on the north side of Avenida da Liberdade, right behind the Pombal Marquis square. It's named after King Edward of England who came to Lisbon in 1903. It's a beautiful park but it can be very hot there and there is nearly no shadow.