Guide to Route 1724: from Linda-a-Velha to Marquês de Pombal, with shopping, viewpoints and gardens

Route 1724 connects Linda-a-Velha to Marquês de Pombal, passing through Alto de Santa Catarina, Amoreiras and Campolide — a route that combines neighborhood shopping, major urban facilities, green areas and some of the best viewpoints in Lisbon.

The route begins on the residential streets of Linda-a-Velha and crosses areas such as Avenida 25 de Abril, where a significant part of the local retail offering is concentrated. Passing through Alto de Santa Catarina adds a quieter, predominantly residential atmosphere to the route, with schools, services and small shops nearby.

In Lisbon, the route takes on a more urban landscape as it approaches Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco, Amoreiras and Campolide. This is where shopping centers, restaurants, cultural spaces and access to historic gardens appear. The route ends next to Marquês de Pombal, a gateway to Parque Eduardo VII and one of the capital's most emblematic areas.

Attention: the distances shown are approximate and estimated from the coordinates provided for the route and the locations of the stops. The reported service provides 42 departures in the Linda-a-Velha–Marquês de Pombal direction on weekdays, one departure on Saturdays and one on Sundays and public holidays. In the return direction, there are 42 departures on weekdays and no departures on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays. The fare and operator were not provided in the route data.

Location	Category	Nearest stop/section	Approximate distance
Lidl Linda-a-Velha	Supermarket	Av. 25 de Abril Fte 22 / Central Park	100 to 200 meters
Amoreiras Shopping Center	Shopping center	Amoreiras	100 to 200 meters
Amoreiras 360º Panoramic View	Viewpoint	Amoreiras	100 to 200 meters
Jardim das Amoreiras	Historic garden	Amoreiras / Av. Eng. Duarte Pacheco	700 to 900 meters
Reservatório da Mãe d’Água das Amoreiras	Museum and heritage site	Amoreiras / Av. Eng. Duarte Pacheco	700 to 900 meters
Parque Eduardo VII	Urban park	Marquês de Pombal (Metro) P3	400 to 700 meters
Estufa Fria de Lisboa	Botanical garden and leisure	Marquês de Pombal (Metro) P3	700 to 900 meters

Lidl Linda-a-Velha

The route section along Avenida 25 de Abril provides a convenient stop for anyone who needs to take care of everyday shopping. The Lidl store in Linda-a-Velha is next to Central Plaza and has a large retail area, with a bakery, fresh produce, a roast chicken service and its own parking.

It is especially convenient for residents getting off at the stops on Avenida 25 de Abril or at Central Park. The location is also equipped with fast chargers for electric vehicles, extending the supermarket's usefulness beyond conventional shopping.

📍 Location: Avenida 25 de Abril de 1974, 21B, Linda-a-Velha.
🚏 Nearest route stop/section and approximate distance: Av. 25 de Abril Fte 22 or Av. 25 de Abril – Central Park, approximately 100 to 200 meters away.
🏷️ Category: Supermarket.
⭐ Distinguishing feature: store measuring more than 1,400 m², with complementary services and fast charging for electric vehicles.

Amoreiras Shopping Center

The “Amoreiras” stop leaves passengers practically in front of one of Lisbon's main shopping centers. Amoreiras Shopping Center brings together fashion, beauty, technology, home and service stores, as well as a food court, serving as a shopping and social hub along the axis between Campolide and the city center.

Besides shopping, the complex is an option for anyone looking for meals, everyday services and entertainment without having to walk long distances. Its location on Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco makes access via route 1724 particularly direct.

📍 Location: Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco, 1070-103, Lisbon.
🚏 Nearest route stop/section and approximate distance: Amoreiras, approximately 100 to 200 meters away.
🏷️ Category: Shopping center, food and services.
⭐ Distinguishing feature: more than 200 stores, restaurants, a supermarket and services concentrated in a single complex.

Amoreiras 360º Panoramic View

At the top of the Amoreiras Towers, Amoreiras 360º offers one of the broadest views over Lisbon. The viewpoint allows visitors to see the Tagus, Castelo de São Jorge, Ponte 25 de Abril, Aqueduto das Águas Livres, Parque Eduardo VII and other city landmarks from an elevated platform.

Access is inside Amoreiras Shopping Center itself, on the second floor, making the “Amoreiras” stop a good choice for combining shopping, lunch and a panoramic outing. Visiting requires a ticket and is subject to specific opening hours, which may vary depending on the time of year and operating conditions.

📍 Location: Amoreiras Shopping Center, Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco, Lisbon.
🚏 Nearest route stop/section and approximate distance: Amoreiras, approximately 100 to 200 meters away.
🏷️ Category: Viewpoint and tourist attraction.
⭐ Distinguishing feature: 360-degree panoramic views from one of the city's highest points, approximately 174 meters above sea level.

Jardim das Amoreiras

For those who prefer to slow down after the bustle of Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco, Jardim das Amoreiras offers a quieter, tree-filled setting. Also known as Jardim Marcelino Mesquita, the site is connected to the history of silk production in Lisbon and is bordered by elements of Aqueduto das Águas Livres.

The garden serves as a small green break among office areas, shops and traffic. The walk from the Amoreiras area is longer than to the places directly beside the stop, but it is worthwhile for those seeking benches, shade, historic architecture and a leisurely stroll.

📍 Location: Praça das Amoreiras, Lisbon.
🚏 Nearest route stop/section and approximate distance: Amoreiras or Av. Eng. Duarte Pacheco, approximately 700 to 900 meters away.
🏷️ Category: Historic garden and outdoor leisure.
⭐ Distinguishing feature: a combination of green space, urban heritage and a visual connection with Aqueduto das Águas Livres.

Reservatório da Mãe d’Água das Amoreiras

Near Jardim das Amoreiras is one of the route's most impressive heritage sites. Reservatório da Mãe d’Água das Amoreiras was built between 1746 and 1834 as part of the Aqueduto das Águas Livres system and preserves a large interior hall characterized by arches, pillars and a scale reminiscent of a cathedral.

The site is part of Museu da Água and presents the history of Lisbon's water supply, while also offering panoramic views from the terrace. It is an interesting choice for those who enjoy architecture, urban history and less obvious attractions in the city center.

📍 Location: Jardim das Amoreiras, 10, Lisbon.
🚏 Nearest route stop/section and approximate distance: Amoreiras or Av. Eng. Duarte Pacheco, approximately 700 to 900 meters away.
🏷️ Category: Museum, monument and historic heritage.
⭐ Distinguishing feature: monumental interior connected to Aqueduto das Águas Livres and a terrace with views over Lisbon.

Parque Eduardo VII

The final stop of route 1724, next to Marquês de Pombal, places passengers within a few minutes' walk of Parque Eduardo VII. Covering approximately 26 hectares, the park is one of the major green spaces in central Lisbon and extends toward Avenidas Novas, with broad lawns, Portuguese-pavement walkways and wooded areas.

The space is suitable for a walk, a break after shopping or an outing with children. It also hosts large-scale events and celebrations throughout the year, as well as housing Estufa Fria, Estufa Quente and other leisure facilities.

📍 Location: Parque Eduardo VII, Lisbon.
🚏 Nearest route stop/section and approximate distance: Marquês de Pombal (Metro) P3, approximately 400 to 700 meters away.
🏷️ Category: Urban park and leisure.
⭐ Distinguishing feature: a large green space in the heart of the city, with a broad central axis, views and a direct connection to Estufa Fria.

Estufa Fria de Lisboa

Inside Parque Eduardo VII, Estufa Fria offers an experience different from that of a traditional urban garden. The site brings together more than 300 plant species from different continents, distributed among Estufa Fria, Estufa Quente and Estufa Doce, with paths, lakes, waterfalls and architectural elements integrated into the former quarry area.

It is an especially interesting attraction for those looking for a peaceful outing, a cultural alternative to a shopping itinerary or a place to observe botanical species in the heart of Lisbon. The attraction has its own opening hours and is normally open from Tuesday to Sunday; visitors are advised to confirm access conditions before setting out.

📍 Location: Parque Eduardo VII, 1070-099, Lisbon.
🚏 Nearest route stop/section and approximate distance: Marquês de Pombal (Metro) P3, approximately 700 to 900 meters away.
🏷️ Category: Botanical garden, leisure and environmental education.
⭐ Distinguishing feature: a diverse botanical collection, greenhouse environments, lakes, waterfalls and integration with Parque Eduardo VII.

With route 1724, passengers can plan different kinds of outings without changing transport: shop in Linda-a-Velha, get off at Amoreiras to combine shopping and a viewpoint, walk to Jardim das Amoreiras and Mãe d’Água, or continue to Marquês de Pombal to explore Parque Eduardo VII and Estufa Fria. Since weekend service is quite limited, planning should prioritize weekdays or include confirming the available departure in advance.

Guide to Route 1724: from Linda-a-Velha to Marquês de Pombal, with shopping, viewpoints and gardens