Bela Vista
General information
Location	Av. Francisco Salgado Zenha, Lisbon  Portugal
Coordinates	38°44′49″N 9°07′01″W / 38.74694°N 9.11694°W / 38.74694; -9.11694
Owned by	Government-owned corporation
Operated by	Metropolitano de Lisboa, EPE
Line(s)	Red Line
Platforms	2 side platforms
Tracks	2
Construction
Structure type	Underground
Accessible	Yes
Architect	Paulo Brito da Silva
Other information
Station code	BV
Fare zone	L
History
Opened	May 19, 1998 (26 years ago) (1998-05-19)
Services
Preceding station Lisbon Metro Following station Olaias towards São Sebastião Red Line Chelas towards Aeroporto
Route map Legend ↑ Chelas  depot Bela Vista  × Vale de Chelas × Linha de Cintura ↓ Olaias

v t e Red Line
Legend
Aeroporto Encarnação Moscavide Oriente Cabo Ruivo Olivais Chelas Bela Vista Olaias Alameda  Green  Saldanha  Yellow  São Sebastião  Blue
Detailed diagram km 00.000 planned extension 00.000 future extension— Campo de Ourique Amoreiras Campolide ventilation shaft  Blue Line  to Praça de Espanha 0.000 São Sebastião  Blue Line  to Parque  Yellow Line  to Campo Pequeno Saldanha  Yellow Line  to Picoas Técnico (proposed 1998) starting pit  Green Line  to Arroios connection to Green Line 1.910 Alameda  Green Line  to Areeiro Olaias Linha de Cintura Chelas (planned)[1] Bela Vista Chelas Olivais Cabo Ruivo 6.951 Oriente Gare do Oriente Linha do Norte Moscavide future extension Encarnação 10.277 Aeroporto future extension

Bela Vista is a station on the Red Line of the Lisbon Metro. The station is located in at Av. Francisco Salgado Zenha, close to Bela Vista Park and Pingo Doce da Bela Vista Shopping Mall.

The architectural design is by Paulo Brito da Silva with installation art by plastic artist and ceramicist Querubim Lapa.^[2]

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• 794 Terreiro do Paço ⇄ Estação Oriente (Interface)^[3]

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