Tamareira-do-Senegal
Lisbon, Portugal
It originates from Africa and is distinguished by its characteristic, curved trunks and ability to form dense clumps.
Tamareira-do-Senegal, or the Senegal date palm (Phoenix reclinata), is a type of palm commonly found in Lisbon's parks and gardens. Originating from Africa, it is valued for its magnificent leaves and ability to form dense clumps. These palms give urban spaces an exotic character. It is worth noting their characteristic, curved trunks.
- Visit time: 10 min
How long does it take to visit Tamareira-do-Senegal?
Plan about 10 min.
Nearby
- Igreja do Loreto — 140 m
- Teatro Nacional de São Carlos — 140 m
- A Carioca — 150 m
- A Brasileira — 160 m
- Belcanto — 170 m
- Pastelaria Bénard — 180 m
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