Small garden with aristocratic aspect, located in front of the Palácio das Necessidades. The waterspout stands out, with its rose marble obelisk and four bronze frowns as well as the belvedere offering a panoramic view of the Tejo River and the 25 de Abril Bridge.

Small garden where the sculptural set “The Family” by Leopoldo de Almeida is.

Planted in the 20th century where there used to be a barren field and, before that, a bullfighting arena. Currently, there is a garden with hedges that create nice corners.

Small flowered garden with palm trees and the statue of Marquês Sá da Bandeira in the centre by the sculptor Giovanni Ciniselli, opened in 1884.

In this garden placed near the Galeria dos Reis, are worthy of notice the geometric bushes, the hedges and waterspouts. The garden and balustrades are filled with fauns and nymphs with a baroque aesthetics. Next to a big lake surrounded by dolphins are represented, in glazed tiles panels, the Twelve of England.

The park has around 5 há and a wide green area with the only two windmills that are still functioning in this town. About 800 trees and 2500 bushes of several different species have been planted. The existing paths lead the visitors to several belvederes with river views.

The garden goes back to 1881, being that in 1930 a monument paying homage to Alfredo Keil, composer and the author of the National Hymn, was raised. It has small lake and about 12 species of trees, with a coralina and a sumauma with 14 metres high standing out.

With 5ha, this is an enclose space, with cypress, pines and eucalyptus. It has sculptures, a playground and picnic area, an esplanade, a swimming-pool, a lake, an ancient kiosk and glazed tiles panels from 1915. There are informative plaques about the arboreous species and a map of the park.

A garden classed as a Puclic Interest Construction, as well as the meia laranja (half orange) that borders it.

Small quarter garden with panoramic view of the city and the Tejo River.