Avenidas Novas is a parish in Lisbon Centre Area
(Avenidas Novas maps at the end of the article.)
From Jardim Amália Rodrigues in Avenidas Novas, near Miradouro do Parque Eduardo VII, we can see Parque Eduardo VII leading to the Marquis of Pombal statue. Beyond it, Avenida da Liberdade stretches into Lisbon’s historic center, with the Tagus River in the background. Across the river, we can see Barreiro on the left and Seixal on the right.
Avenidas Novas is a parish centrally located, lying toward the northern part of Lisbon city, primarily known for its blend of business districts, characterized by corporate offices, and residential areas that predominantly feature apartment complexes. The neighborhoods within this parish include Saldanha, São Sebastião da Pedreira, and Campo Pequeno.
- Saldanha is a commercial hub, noted for its business centers and shopping malls.
- São Sebastião da Pedreira is mainly residential but also includes diplomatic quarters.
- Campo Pequeno known for its iconic bullring that also serves as a venue for concerts and events.
Duque de Saldanha Statue, marking the beginning of Avenida da República, one of the main avenues of Avenidas Novas. This avenue leads to Campo Grande in Lumiar, passing through key reference points like Campo Pequeno and Entrecampos, important areas in Lisbon’s Avenidas Novas and the city.
Living in Avenidas Novas
The Campo Pequeno Bullring, an historical Neo-Arabic Praça de Touros Monumental do Campo Pequeno, classified as a Public Interest Property, serves as a multidisciplinary venue for bullfighting, musical concerts, fairs, exhibitions, and various other events. It boasts a seating capacity of over 9,000 people, making it a significant cultural landmark.
Avenidas Novas is a long, urban area in Lisbon that runs from Marquês de Pombal to Campo Grande. It is known for its wide streets, modern buildings, and green spaces, like Avenida da República and Avenida de Berna. This area is a convenient and elegant place to live, with a mix of new homes and renovated luxury buildings
An example of an Art Nouveau building at the intersection of Avenida da República and Avenida de Berna. Influenced by the late 19th century, during the city’s expansion driven by the upper-middle class.
Esplanade of Linha de Água, located between the garden of El Corte Inglés and Parque Eduardo VII.
Neighboring parishes to Avenidas Novas include Arroios to the southeast, Areeiro to the east, Alvalade to the north, Campolide to the west, and Santo António to the south.
The Saldanha roundabout with its surrounding office buildings. Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo extends toward the Marquis of Pombal and the city center.
The Marquis de Pombal Statue with Parque Eduardo VII in the background. In the foreground, a typical green and black Portuguese taxi stands out.
Maps of the Avenidas Novas area within Lisbon city
Map of the Avenidas Novas area in Lisbon, including Parque Eduardo VII and El Corte Inglés, and the neighborhood’s boundaries.
map of parishes in central Lisbon. It marks where the main metro stations are located.
Avenidas Novas highlighted on the map of central Lisbon parishes, showing main metro station locations
Avenidas Novas within Lisbon’s 24 parishes and surrounding municipalities