Small garden located in one of the seven hills of Lisbon. In the centre of the garden, on a block of stones, is a monument in blue marble devoted to the Adamastor, legendary figure described in the Lusíadas, opened in 1927.

With its museum, the Carris divulges to the public its memories and the contribution along more than one century to the growth of Lisbon. The Carris museum has two exhibition nucleuses, allowing the visitor a journey through times, with the documents and objects shown: reports, pictures, uniforms, transport tickets, official equipment, lifts, trams and buses.

Here you will find collections of historic cartography, traditional boats, navigation instruments, models of ships and boats, among other curiosities that illustrate the maritime history and activity of the Portuguese. Worthy of notice are the models of ships from the Discoveries period, sailing-boats from the XVIII century and ships with mixed propulsion, from the XIX until the XX century.

The historic-cultural history of Macau on the XVI and XVII centuries is an initiation to the essential and origin meaning of this multiple frontiers’ city. The first section of the museum –“Portugal and China: the beginning of the encounter”- describes the circumstances that involved the birth of Macau.

The three rooms at the São Jorge are already part of the cinema history in Lisbon.

Space that promotes contemporary art exhibitions.

A museum inaugurated on May 8, 2008, supported by the Fundação Oriente. This space shows the relationship between Portugal and the Asian countries, with Chinese art (objects), Indian-Portuguese art, Japanese art and East Timor art. A museum that shows Portugal's strong presence in Asia.

In the cosmopolitan heart of the city, this space is composed of ten food kiosks in the world, several terraces with capacity for 300 people, deck chairs and poufs, piped music, market on weekends, DJs, concerts, workshops and debates focusing on multiculturalism.

The beer Museum, Museum and Brewery space, assumed with an innovative project that brings together the history of beer culture, supplementing it with Portuguese the beer tasting and gastronomic delicacies.

The Arena Box is a multifunctional space within the Atlantic Pavilion, with a variable capacity between 500 and 4,000 people. Gathers all the conditions to receive a high diversity of events, from the pop-rock concerts, the case shows, as well as more intimate concepts of acoustic or jazz concerts, in addition to theatre or film projections.