Designed by architect Manuel Bastos, uses clean lines and contemporary materials rather than the historic tile work you see in older stations like Parque or Praça de Espanha. Inside, decoration is minimal, focusing on light, accessibility, and clear circulation.

Around Moscavide you’ll find colourful street art pieces, including huge portraits and character‑based murals that have turned the regular residential blocks into giant paintings.

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Even though Moscavide, as a metro station, doesn’t offer as much art as other stations, you can find it outside when you get out of the station, as Moscavide is known for having great street art around. You can walk the streets to discover these works, using the station as a starting point for a street‑art walk rather than as an art object in itself.

Have you visited Moscavide? How many murals did you see around?