Car park at Gare do Oriente – Lisbon

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Parque das Nações is Lisbon's most modern face. Parking near Gare do Oriente allows you to explore this area full of culture, leisure, and contemporary architecture without worrying. The station itself, designed by Santiago Calatrava, is also a must-see tourist attraction.

Where to park near Gare do Oriente?

The best option is the Saba Gare do Oriente Parking on Avenida de Berlim. It's practically adjacent to the station, so a two- or three-minute walk will take you to the main concourse. It's open 24 hours a day and is easily accessible from the Segunda Circular or the Vasco da Gama Bridge.

 

The parking is covered, well-signposted, and has a maximum height of 2.10 m. You can purchase parking online, making the entire access and payment process easier. Rates start at around €1.65 per hour, with more economical options for those who need to leave their car for several hours.

 

Those looking for an alternative can opt for the Saba Arena Expo, next to the Altice Arena—especially useful for those attending concerts or events—although the most convenient access to the station remains the Gare do Oriente.

 

What to see around Gare do Oriente?

Parking here isn't just for those taking the train. The entire Parque das Nações area is worth a leisurely visit, with several points of interest just a few minutes away.

 

Parque das Nações — Lisbon's Modern Area

Created for Expo '98, the neighborhood has become one of the city's calling cards. Strolling along the riverside promenade, amid gardens and sculptures, reveals a side of Lisbon that contrasts with the historic center.

 

Portugal Pavilion and Contemporary Architecture

The enormous suspended concrete marquee continues to impress passersby. The Siza Vieira building is an icon of modern Portuguese architecture and remains active in exhibitions and events.

 

Oceanarium and Knowledge Pavilion

The Oceanarium is a must-see for both children and adults. Right next door, the Pavilhão do Conhecimento invites you to explore science in a fun way, with interactive experiences that fill the rooms with laughter and curiosity.

 

Culture and gastronomy on Rua do Bojador

Rua do Bojador is the lifeblood of the neighborhood at mealtime. Restaurants, cafes, and the Teatro Camões bring this street to life, blending culture with good food—the perfect way to end your visit.

 

Getting to attractions from the parking

From Saba Gare do Oriente, all the main attractions in Parque das Nações are within walking distance.

 

  • The Pavilhão de Portugal is about 5 minutes away.
  • The Lisbon Oceanarium is 8 to 10 minutes away, practically next to the river.
  • The Pavilhão do Conhecimento is 10 minutes away.
  • While the Altice Arena and the Vasco da Gama Tower are about a 10- to 12-minute walk away
  • Rua do Bojador and the Teatro Camões are a 15-minute walk along the pleasant waterfront.

 

Parking Saba in Lisbon

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As the Portuguese capital, Lisbon has an international airport. If you want to get to the city from other parts of the country, we recommend that you use the network of buses and trains that connects all of PortugalÕs regions. The city is organised around four mountains, meaning that the city is very hilly. Public transport and your private car can take you to visit any part of the Portuguese capital.

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It can difficult to decide on what to see in Lisbon, since the selection of cultural and tourist attractions is very extensive, along with its selection of restaurants. However, there are several places that are a must-see for the visitor, such as the Bairro Alto district -where you can find all of the cityÕs most exciting bars and restaurants-, the Praa do ComŽrcio, the Chiado Museum or the centre of Lisbon itself, among many other places. In order to fully enjoy all of these locations, you can park your car at one of our Saba car parks and enjoy Lisbon worry-free.