Lisbon Botany Walk – A Botanical Journey through the 5 Continents
Slow tourism to discover Lisbon's botanical wonders.
- Explore Lisbon's centenary parks and gardens and how certain
- exotic species were used as symbols of power and wealth
- Learn the city’s role in centuries of global botanical exchange
Discover Lisbon’s botanical heritage shaped by centuries of exchange.
Green heritage in a gentle climate
From centuries-old trees to global species, Lisbon’s mild weather, with no frost, has long allowed plants from around the world to thrive here.
A living archive of botanical exchange
Portugal’s maritime connections brought species from Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Many arrived with explorers, merchants, and scientists — and stayed.
Highlights along the route
We stroll through gardens, squares, and unexpected corners where nature meets monuments, architecture, and culture. The highlight is the Lisbon Botanic Garden, founded in 1873, home to centuries-old trees and classified monuments.
More than beauty
This walk blends biodiversity, science, and memory, offering a slower, greener Lisbon deeply connected to the wider world.
Expect the Unexpected