Roberto Nobre Park

Category: Nature > Park

District: Lisboa > Odivelas > Jardim da Amoreira > Bairro Galo de Pêra

Location

The Roberto Nobre Park is located in the city of Odivelas, integrated into the landscape of the Union of Parishes of Ramada and Caneças. More specifically, it is situated on one of the slopes of Serra da Amoreira, establishing a natural transition between the Casal da Carochia neighborhood and the Jardim da Amoreira urbanization, where the Galo de Pêra neighborhood is located. This position provides it with a peaceful and easily accessible environment, harmoniously integrated into the surrounding urban fabric.

A Space of Leisure and Comfort

With an approximate area of 6300 square meters, the Roberto Nobre Park was designed as a place for relaxation and well-being. Its layout includes several areas intended for rest, inviting visitors to pause and enjoy the environment. These resting areas, distributed throughout the park, offer ideal spots for reading, conversation, or simply appreciating the tranquility of the place.

Tribute to a Multifaceted Artist

This green space is a lasting tribute to Roberto Nobre, a notable figure of 20th-century Portuguese culture. Born in 1903 and passed away in 1969, Roberto Nobre distinguished himself by his artistic versatility. His work spanned various fields, and he was recognized as a filmmaker, film critic, writer, journalist, painter, director, and illustrator. The park thus perpetuates the memory of a man who contributed significantly to the country's cultural landscape.

The Richness of Flora

The experience at Roberto Nobre Park is enhanced by the diversity of its flora. The garden hosts various tree and plant species that contribute to its natural atmosphere. Among the plants that can be observed are the Stone Pine, with its characteristic canopy, the Grevillea, known for its peculiar flowers, the robust Carob Tree, the ornamental Paradise Bird Flower, and various varieties of Aloes. This botanical variety offers a visual delight and contributes to the park's biodiversity.

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt