ブッダ エデン ガーデンとポルトガルのオビドス村 (リスボンから 70 km)

Very nice landscaped Park, full of Budhas, would be quite peaceful if it wasn't for the kids who work in the cafe blasting out music and mucking about. Budha Eden needs some adults working there!

Extremely peaceful, the Vamvou labyrinth, the water basins, the African statues, the Buddhas, etc. A must-do! And its history is fascinating.

A timeless moment with a surprising stroll in the heart of this magnificent park. Surprising sculptures, "invasive" plants, and spaces dedicated to different continents. I enjoyed these 3 hours of walking within this atypical place. The 7 euro entrance fee is justified even if I would have liked more explanatory signs along the path.

+10

Amazing place and collection of sculptures. It is a special peaceful place, even in August it didn’t feel crowded.

I thought I was going to enjoy the bike ride to this attraction more than arty farty sculptures but how wrong could I be. For a very reasonable 7 euros you get to walk around a massive site full of sculptures both large and small and when I say large I am not kidding. Now I am not artistic or religious in any way so I can only comment that what made this place unique to me was the amount of stuff positioned all over the place. I similarly don’t take photos but felt compelled to do so as there was a different view to be had every few yards. I would challenge anybody not to enjoy the metal African animal area. Yes there is a mish mash of modern and old styles from around the world but definitely not tacky plastic. Everything looked very solid and genuine. Not genuinely old but you get my drift. This place in the middle of rural Portugal really surprised and entertained me for a good few hours. Also very clean and tidy and big enough not to appear busy.

Great place but the cafe was not that nice just biscuits and coffee machine . Quite expensive just under 10 euro for 2 paper cup coffee and 2 muffins Otherwise lovely

What an extraordinary and fascinating place to visit - even in the middle of October! [Imagine what it must be like from Springtime and throughout Summer.] Replete with Buddhas, pagodas, terracotta statues, African and contemporary sculptures, c.6,000 tons of marble and granite were used to create monumental works of art set in 80+ acres of ornamental gardens, situated adjacent to Bacalhôa's main mission to produce and market quality Portuguese wines. A triumph blending divino and art. Well worth a visit, but allow yourselves time to reflect and savour.

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WOW what a gem our daughter found trawling google. This has to be one of the best places we saw whilst travelling Portugal, alongside Sintra in my opinion. Stunning gardens and beautiful lakes and statues. Well worth the visit if your going to Obidos.

What an amazing place!! A day is not long enough, there is so much to see. The venue was so clean and tidy, the site staff were so friendly and welcoming. I will definitely be returning in the spring/ early summer to see the gardens in full flower

Whilst the park is beautiful to look at, there was no information about the park, no interpretation of different areas, not disabled friendly, grumpy train driver . Dogs are not allowed on the train around the park. Bit disappointed