Location: Amadora
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What to do and see in Amadora, Portugal: The Best Places and Tips
Amadora (Portuguese pronunciation: [ɐmɐˈðoɾɐ]) is a municipality and urbanized city in the northwest of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. The population in 2011 was 175,136, in an area of 23.78 km². It is the most densely populated municipality in Portugal.
Restaurants in Amadora
1. Dolce Vita Tejo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By TheNunesFamily - Carrollton, Georgia
Kids have a great opportunity for a fun and free attraction as their parents do shopping at the LEGO FUN FACTORY located in the largest shopping mall of Portugal and one of the largest in Europe.
The monitors and staff do all to make an enjoyable stay.
This is a must see attraction if you have children under 12.
Our just loved it...
2. KidZania Lisboa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
KidZania is an indoor theme park designed for children between 3 and 15 years old and their parents. It's a kid-sized replica of a real city where children play adult roles in a highly realistic environment. They can choose between more than 60 different professions which are practiced in replicas of the most representative establishments of an actual city: airport, factories, theatre, shops, racetrack, police station, fire department, press, TV studio, stadium and many more. The activities are designed to be fun and pedagogical, based on the edutainment -education + entertainment- concept. Its contents are developed according to school programmes and seek to teach the children citizenship values and rules, helping them to live in society in a healthy way.
Reviewed By Ira G - Fair Lawn, New Jersey
Kidzania concept is absolutely amazing. A place where both adults and children will have a great time, as children try different professions and adults have a pleasure of observing their children working at different jobs. As we don't have such a unique place in the U.S., we brought our children to Kidzania during our visit to Lisbon. Our children don't speak Portuguese, thus some jobs were out of reach. Also, unfortunately many Kidzania employees didn't speak English, some were sometimes rude when children didn't understand them. It is Portugal and people speak Portuguese,but given that there are so many international visitors with children coming to Lisbon, it would be wise hiring employees who speak proper English during regular days or at least have "English speaking days during a week" as it is done in some Kidzania's around the world. Kidzania teaches children about the world. Communication skills are one of the most import skills for any profession, thus some signs in English or additional exposure to English speaking visitors would make Kidzania more realistic. Despite all, Kidzania in Lisbon is surely a place you want to bring your children and with some improvement from a management, this place would be extraordinary.
3. Decathlon Amadora - Parque em Forma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By SmasKim - Macao
If you like sports then you have to visit this shop as you will find a wide range of products there. It is quite a big place with lots of products divided by sports activity, for men, women or kids, and it goes from football to camping or fishing.
If you go there in the beginning of August you will find big promotions.
4. Zero Latency Lisboa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Imagine a game that doesn't feel like a game, where your body is the controller and your mind believes it’s real. The digital and real world meshed seamlessly together, to transport you inside a virtual realm like never before. When you move, the game moves with you. Pure immersive mayhem with the freedom to get up and go.
Reviewed By nach0alvarez - Oviedo, Spain
This is by far the best Virtual Reality expereince that I've ever tried. In just a few seconds you feel like you've been always fighting against zombies, scared and excited at the same time. I think it is the best activity for groups of friends that you can find in the whole country!
5. Swop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
The SWOP ensures emotional experiences made of cultural tales, wine and typical Portuguese dishes tasting, by wine makers Virgilio Lourerio, Manuel Malfeito Ferrera and Enrico Pignone.
Reviewed By lilly_n17 - Lisbon, Portugal
Ho avuto il piacere di partecipare a due tour organizzati dalla SWOP, uno a Lisbona e l'altro in Alentejo alla scoperta dei vini di talha.
A Lisbona, oltre ad una visita di uno dei quartieri più pittoresci della città, abbiamo degustato diversi vini locali e stuzzicato golosi insaccati e formaggi.
In Alentejo abbiamo trascorso un'intera giornata tra le centenarie vigne e le cantine dove si conservano le giare di terracotta per la conservazione del vino.
Un'esperienza unica ed indimenticabile che consiglio vivamente.
6. The Cage Football
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
The Cage Football e o primeiro Foot5 em Portugal.
Reviewed By Julien M
MUST TRY - Amazing football fields 10mins away from Lisbon center. Bringing a fresh new concept in town. You are playing in a cage and the ball never goes out ! So more pleasure for all the players, from amateur to expert
7. PTTravel.pt Travel Services
8. Feel Tours
9. IronBox Crossfit Alfragide
10. Flytime - Fragata D'Aventuras
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