Edward VII Park (Parque Eduardo VII) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Edward VII Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Lisbon: Half-Day Sightseeing Tour on a Private Electric Tuk-Tuk
• Lisbon Half-Day Private Tour
• Private Tour: Best of Lisbon by Sidecar
• Lisbon Small-Group Sightseeing City Tour with Transportation

While it’s free to visit Edward VII Park independently, there are affordable tours that can help you learn more about the park with an expert guide—and have fun along the way. Hop-on hop-off bus tours start at around US$35, while bicycle and driving tours cost upwards of US$50.

One of the easiest ways to get to Edward VII Park by public transport is by taking the Blue (Azul) metro line to the Parque station. The Parque station is adjacent to Edward VII Park. Multiple bus routes stop around the park, including lines 203, 713, 726, 742, and 746.

Yes, there are four places to eat and drink within Edward VII Park: Caffe Bar Beca Beca, Praia no Parque, Eleven, and Linha d'Água. Restaurants, fast food eateries, bars, and cafés surround Edward VII Park on the opposite side of the street. Or, have a picnic in the park.

Yes, Edward VII Park is a dog-friendly park, though there is no dedicated off-leash area or other fenced space for animals. You can walk your dog through the trails or sit together on the lawns. Follow any posted signage, including any rules prohibiting dogs during certain events.

Yes, Edward VII Park is suitable for families with children of all ages. The walking trails, botanic gardens, and large patches of manicured grass offer space to play, picnic, and relax. The park also hosts family-friendly events throughout the year, including a Christmas market in December.