• More than 60 jobs to try, from the fire station and airport to the supermarket, theater and TV studio
• Paid in kidZos, the city's own money, so kids choose what to spend and what to keep
• Inside the UBBO mall in Amadora (the former Dolce Vita Tejo), so it works on a rainy or very hot day

KidZania is a kid-scale city with its own streets, buildings and vehicles, where children try more than 60 grown-up jobs in copies of real places: an airport, a supermarket, a theater, a police station, a fire station, a newspaper and a TV studio.

Kids are paid in kidZos, the city's own currency, and decide for themselves how to spend or keep them. It suits kids who enjoy role play.