Why go
Santiago Calatrava designed the station for Expo ’98 as a layered interchange for metro, rail and buses. The branching roof canopy gives an everyday transfer a striking Gothic-like rhythm, making it worth noticing when arriving for the Oceanário or riverfront.
What to look for
- The elevated platforms sit beneath a branching metal-and-glass canopy with a Gothic-like rhythm.
- Metro, commuter and regional rail, and bus services meet within the same transport complex.
- The station belongs to the architecture created for Expo ’98 in Parque das Nações.
Useful to know
- Treat the station as an arrival point for Parque das Nações, not as a separate sightseeing detour.
- Check the relevant rail, metro or bus operator for live departures and platform information.
- Pair a look at the canopy with the short onward journey to the Oceanário or Tagus promenade.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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