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About Parque Bela Vista Lisbon

Parque Bela Vista in Lisbon is an urban park and temporary outdoor concert venue spanning roughly 85,000 m². Opened to the public in 1991, it has hosted legendary performances and major festivals, including Rock in Rio Lisboa from 2004 through 2023. While the park itself does not have permanent seating, event layouts are planned specifically for each show, with configurations like Palco Mundo stages and expansive festival grounds to accommodate tens of thousands of attendees. In 2008, Madonna drew about 75,000 fans here, and Bon Jovi performed in 2011 with attendance around 57,832. Since 2024, Rock in Rio Lisboa moved to Parque Tejo, but Bela Vista remains a storied venue with easy access, great transit options, and nearby hospitality choices for visitors.

Whether you’re planning a one-day festival or a multi-day concert experience, secure your seats and plan ahead. Bela Vista offers robust public transit options via the Lisbon Metro (nearest stations in the Bela Vista/Roma area on the Red and Green lines) and multiple bus or train routes. On-site parking is limited; on-street EMEL parking in surrounding streets with paid zones and time limits is common. For guests staying nearby or wanting to dine before or after events, we’ve highlighted nearby hotels and restaurants (with affiliate partner recommendations) to help you maximize comfort and convenience during your Lisbon visit. As a reminder, Bela Vista itself is a park that hosts events; future editions of major festivals may be announced for other venues as plans evolve.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Type: urban park and temporary outdoor concert venue.
  • Size: approximately 85,000 m².
  • Address: Avenida Doutor Arlindo Vicente, 1950-037 Lisboa, Portugal.
  • Opened to the public: 1991.
  • Notable events: Rock in Rio Lisboa held here (2004–2023); Madonna performed in 2008 (about 75,000 attendees); Bon Jovi performed in 2011 (about 57,832 attendees).
  • Seating/chart: No permanent seating; configurations are event-specific (e.g., festival layouts with stages such as Palco Mundo).
  • Capacity (historic): Rock in Rio Lisboa at Bela Vista about 80,000 attendees; festival relocated to Parque Tejo in 2024 with similar capacity.
  • Transit: Access via Lisbon Metro (nearest Bela Vista/Roma area; Red/Green lines) and multiple bus/train options.
  • Parking: On-street EMEL parking in surrounding streets; paid zones with time limits; limited on-site parking.
  • Nearby hotels: Multiple options within ~1 km (e.g., Jupiter Lisboa Hotel, Holiday Inn Lisbon Continental, Hotel Roma).
  • Renamed/demolition: The park itself is not demolished; Rock in Rio Lisboa moved from Bela Vista to Parque Tejo in 2024, with future editions planned at Tejo.