Playground

Nice little playground with slides, swings and other things. The park seems to be haunted by obnoxious flies though :/
No accessible toilets in the vicinity.

My kids liked it. It’s unpleasant for 3 reasons. First, there is an attendant who forbids adults from using equipment. An adult cannot swing or even sit on a swing, even when no child is present. Second, the ground is covered with pebbles that are covered in dust and grime. Finally, the pest count is high: flies, pigeons, and rodents abound.

This is our favorite playground and park in Lisbon. There are two play areas…

The first is quite large with super small, smooth rocks for the surface and enclosed by a wooden fence. There you can find swings, slides, teeter totter, benches for parents, and all sorts of other fun. My kids love the rocks and spend half the time scooping and burying themselves. Bring sand toys and trucks for the ultimate rock experience.

The second play area is a giant rope pyramid! It’s awesome. I’ve even climbed up as far as my old body would allow. This is a kid favorite too.

Next to the play areas is a kiosk/cafe serving up everything you want - tostas, pastries, snacks, ice cream, wine, beer, cocktails. The kiosk has one small bathroom.

There’s a children’s only bathroom that is attended by a park worker to ensure the kid’s space remains safe and clean. There are water fountains around too.

The park has many shaded areas perfect for a picnic or birthday party. There’s another cafe on the other side of the park that is more calm and typically has fewer kids.

There are also peacocks that live there and they wander about and are a fun surprise for the kids.

Nice playground. Restrooms are just for kids. There are benches and water fountain closeby.

Great for having coffee seating in nearby coffee place and watching your kids playing on the playground. Just warning.. don't put best clothes on them. They will end up a bit dirty from the flooring which are small stones. But what a fun for them...

The best playground! The animal shaped structures are so cute! This is my first time seeing little pebbles as the playground floor, and my daughter loved it. There are decent swing sets for babies and older kids, and also a climbing structure in another area. The surrounding park is beautiful and busy, and parents can have a drink at the nearby quiosque.

The best play park outside of the centre of Lisbon. Never too busy, and just really well designed and thought through. Side note: there is a black board (double sided) so always a good idea to take some chalk if you have any.

It's one of the most famous parks of the city. Great for picnics, walks or just laying on the grass. Kids love it and if you're lucky there's a live concert going on