One of the most stunning modern sights in Lisbon is Oriente Station.
It was built
by master architect Santiago Calatrava with a roof of glass and steel made
to look like a row of trees.
It houses a train station, a Metro, and a
bus terminal. The entrance to the Metro platform has huge tile murals designed by some of the best local and international contemporary artists.
Ride Lisbon's metro, buses, and trams for FREE with the Lisboa Card.
Where: Alameda dos Oceanos, Parque das Nações
How: Metro - Oriente Station
Oceanarium - An odyssey of sea creatures in a state-of-the-art building.
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Pavillion - A gravity-defying structure.
Atlantic
Pavillion - A UFO-like arena.
Interactive
Science Museum - Scientific exhibits with cutting-edge technology.
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da Gama Tower - The city's tallest building with a panoramic viewing platform.
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da Gama Bridge - One of the world's longest bridges.
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