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Parque das Nações is Lisbon's youngest district — built from scratch for Expo 98 with Siza Vieira, Calatrava and Tomás Taveira designing the landmarks.
Parque das Nações is Lisbon's youngest district — built from scratch for Expo 98 with Siza Vieira, Calatrava and Tomás Taveira designing the landmarks. Everything is flat, wide, geometric. The Alameda dos Oceanos runs two kilometres of dead-straight pedestrian promenade. Families roll cargo bikes along the riverfront. The Oceanário, the Vasco da Gama tower and the cable car bring weekend tourists, but weekdays the district is commuter-corporate: Vodafone, BNP Paribas, Novartis. The Park International School pulls in French and American families. No historic soul — but modern flats, balconies, garages and pools, a rarity downtown.
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Parque das Nações has several schools including Park International School (PaRK) and Escola Internacional do Parque das Nações. Modern stock (post-1998): bright, garages, pools.
Metro: Oriente (ligne rouge), Cabo Ruivo (rouge), Moscavide (rouge) · Main buses: 728, 744, 759, 794
No historic soul · Far from Baixa (15-20 min by metro) · Wind and summer heat exposed along the Alameda