Lisbon ’s most prominent inner-city park, the Parque Eduardo VII, was opened to the public in 1902.
Named in honour of England ’s King Edward VII, it features a lakeside restaurant and a tropical greenhouse known as Estufa Fria, which houses exotic flowers, bushes, trees and cacti from every corner of the world.
With a view stretching all the way down to the River Tagus and beyond, Edward VII Park is one of the most popular spots for tourists visiting the capital.

Praça Marquês de Pombal