I wasn’t that amazed by this shop. I expected something more traditional or Portuguese style. It’s a closed big shop with famous food chains that you can find in the city also, with same prices just all together. Nothing special!

Built at the same time as the other structures of Expo 98 (but inaugurated in 1999), it is obviously a large multi-storey shopping center (196 shops, of which 50 restaurants, on 50,000 m2, as well as 6 cinemas and a wellness centre), but it is not just this: what is striking is the modern structure, in line with everything else in the Parco delle Nazioni, and its elegance. You can find almost everything and even when it comes to eating you are spoiled for choice, as well as the pleasure of being in a very pleasant environment. It can be accessed directly from Oriente station, without leaving it (or if you leave the entrance you will find it right in front, on the other side of Avenida Dom João II); furthermore, from the shopping center you pass directly into the Parco delle Nazioni, just exit on the opposite side from the station and it can therefore rightly be considered the worthy gateway to the latter.

We just stepped out of the train station, which is in front of this huge shopping centre.. we had extra time so we decided to visit. First, it was open on a Sunday,..it has 4 floors , it has all fancy shops + stores ..restaurants, eateries, a food court..it even has an Apple Store..a fancy wine tasting with food restaurant…You also find many places where you can plug your electronics and get them charged…Escalators and elevators are found…There is cinemas , also…At the time we went ..all the mall was decorated for Christmas which was very nice. Also to be noted , the restrooms were mediocre clean…

It is a shopping center that has the best-known clothing stores. It is located above the Oriente metro station and has access to a walk called Rua da Pimenta where there are several restaurants to eat and where the MEO Arena is located, a hall for concerts. It is A quiet area where you can spend the day away from the crowds of the center of Lisbon, close to the Lisbon Oceanarium and a cable car that runs along the coast.

This place is huge. I went there a lot of times, and got frequently mixed up about which exit would lead me to the metro. I visited C&A and I was disappointed by the new jeans, but bought very good sets of socks; great quality in very good price. There is a big supermarket, the Continente, where I remembered the “pasteis de nata” were sold in dozens. Unfortunately there weren't any not on the first day, not on the last, which made a bad impression as this is their national delicacy. It was a big surprise to see endless queues, yet typical for this kind of store, where you can find everything. Mac Donald's is situated next to the many restaurants, and that floor is so big that even when it is crowded there is always a place to sit. There are many visitors in this mall because apart from the direct connection to the metro and the railway, it houses electronic games for youngsters, not to forget the proximity to the airport. There is a big selection of stores, more or less the same you can find in big malls in every country. The toilets are clean, the place is very well looked after, and I would rate it a positive experience.

Fantastic Lisbon Shopping Center The best Clean, spacious, shops everywhere and restaurants with very good prices to enjoy its cuisine. It's a shame, the flood of water... but, excellent shopping center.

The center is located on the way to the Oceanário and various venues in this district, right next to the train station and the metro station that also leads to the airport. The place is thus also a place for seeing and being seen. It has long opening hours and a large parking garage.