Book Lisbon's Oceanario Tickets 2024

Lisbon Oceanarium | Second largest aquarium in Europe

The Lisbon Oceanarium is located in Portugal. This indoor aquarium is one of the largest in Europe, attracting over a million visitors each year to discover its wide variety of marine life. It has an incredible 15,000 creatures from over 500 different species, including penguins, sea otters, and sharks. Read on to learn more about this amazing aquarium that you must visit!

Things to know before booking Lisbon Oceanarium tickets

If you’re on a budget there are several money-saving combo options that allow you to get the most out of your money. Such as the Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena & Park Tickets or Combo (Save 1%): Lisbon Oceanarium + Telecabine Cable Car Tickets

If you have a tight schedule, consider getting a Lisbon Card. You can choose between a 24, 48, or 72-hour pass based on your availability. The Lisbon Card allows you to use the city's public transportation and visit up to 39 monuments!

Some tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled, so make sure you check your tickets before booking.

Lisbon Oceanarium is completely wheelchair accessible and there are wheelchairs available for loan at the oceanarium.

Please carry valid photo identification with you along with your mobile ticket.

Keep in mind that your ticket includes access to permanent and temporary exhibitions.

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One Planet, One Ocean

One Planet, One Ocean is the main attraction at the Lisbon Oceanarium. This huge aquarium contains 5 million liters of seawater. This immense volume of water could fill over 2 Olympic-sized swimming pools, or it's equivalent to about 2,000 average-sized bathtubs. The aquarium is artificially temperature controlled to maintain ocean temperature and salinity levels for its residents which include penguins, puffins, colorful butterflyfish, unicornfish, axolotls, otters and many more

Frequently asked questions about Lisbon Oceanarium tickets

What marine life can I see inside the Lisbon Oceanarium?

In the Lisbon Oceanarium you can observe a variety of marine animals and birds, such as sharks, rays, octopuses, sea otters, and different species of fish from various ocean environments. Additionally you can see birds like terns, penguins, and puffins.

What is so special about the sunfish in the Lisbon Oceanarium?

The sunfish, also known as the ocean sunfish or Mola mola, is particularly special due to its unique appearance and impressive size, it is one of the largest bony fish in the world.

Are there any interactive exhibits or presentations about sharks at the Oceanarium?

Yes. Lisbon Oceanarium has a sleeping with sharks experience. This special program provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity to spend the night at Oceanario, offering a memorable and educational experience for groups of 10 to 16 people. It also gives you the opportunity to learn all about sharks, their behavior and conservation.

How long does it take to explore the entire Oceanarium?

On average, visitors spend about 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the exhibits at the Lisbon Oceanarium.

Is the Oceanarium accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes, the Lisbon Oceanarium is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators throughout the facility. Additionally, there are designated parking spaces for visitors with disabilities.

Can visitors bring pets or animals into the Lisbon Oceanarium?

With the exception of service animals, pets are not allowed inside the Oceanarium to ensure the safety and well-being of the marine animals on display.

Will younger children get scared of the fish in Lisbon Oceanarium?

Fishes like the sunfish may initially scare children due to its size and appearance but with proper guidance and reassurance from adults, and once they see how gentle fish are, children will find the experience fascinating rather than frightening. A visit to Lisbon Oceanarium is a great way to teach children about the beauty of marine life.