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Museu da Sociedade de GeografiaBairro Alto · MuseumsThe Museu Etnográfico da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa is located in the building of the Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa at Rua Portas de Santo Antão, 100. The museum houses a varied ethnographic collection from the former Portuguese colonies.
Museu da Sociedade de Geografia de LisboaBairro Alto · MuseumsThe Ethnographic Museum of the Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa is housed in the Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa building. The museum holds a varied ethnographic collection from the former Portuguese colonies.
Museu de Arte, Arquitetura e Tecnologia (MAAT)Lisbon · MuseumsMAAT stands for Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology. The museum is located in Belém, Portugal, on Avenida de Brasília, 1300-598 Lisboa. The museum was built and is owned by the EDP Foundation, the cultural branch of EDP, a Portuguese energy company. The museum opened in 2016. A ticket to the MAAT museum gives visitors access to two different structures. MAAT Gallery, a curved, white, wave-like structure, and MAAT Central, the former Tejo Power Station. MAAT Gallery is located along the Tagus River. The gallery, power station, and the riverside garden make up the MAAT museum campus in Belém. What visitors see depends on the exhibitions being held during their visit. The types of exhibitions displayed at the museum include art and architecture, as well as technology and design. The exhibitions are held in both the Gallery and the Power Station. Located near the MAAT museum is Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery. Construction started on the plant in March 1908. Charles Vieillard and Fernand Touzet oversaw the on-site construction work. In 1909 the plant began operations and by then Lisbon had 1,521 consumers. By 1919, Lisbon had over 13,500 consumers. The museum is open to the public on Wednesdays through Sundays and on Mondays from 10:00 to 19:00. Portuguese residents pay 12.00 euros. Students pay 9.00 euros and the unemployed pay 10.20 euros. Children aged 0-12 and MAAT Friends receive free admission. Residents of Portugal may enter for free on the first Sunday of each month from 10am-1pm. Discounts cannot be combined. MAAT has an on-site restaurant and café. There is a gift shop. There are lockers available for use, and an on-site ATM. Nappy-changing facilities are available. Two wheelchairs are available at ticket desks, as are ramps and elevators to all floors.
Museu de Arte Contemporânea Armando MartinsAlcântara · MuseumsIn Lisbon, modern and contemporary art, Portuguese and international, gathered over the last 50 years. The museum that makes Armando Martins' private collection public.
Museu de Arte Contemporânea MAC/CCBBelém · MuseumsMAC/CCB - Museu de Arte Contemporânea e Centro de Arquitetura is a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art, housed in the Centro Cultural de Belém, in Lisbon. A must-visit in Lisbon, MAC/CCB opened its doors on 27 October 2023.
Museu de Lisboa - Casa dos BicosBaixa · MuseumsThe Museu de Lisboa is a multi-site museum in which Lisbon and its stories are revealed from different perspectives. The Museu de Lisboa has five sites: Palácio Pimenta, Teatro Romano, Santo António, Torreão Poente and Casa dos Bicos.
Museu de Lisboa - Santo AntónioBaixa · MuseumsMuseu de Lisboa - Santo António is a museum in the city of Lisbon, Portugal, dedicated to Santo António, constituting one of the five sites of the Museu de Lisboa.
Museu de Lisboa - Teatro RomanoAlfama · MuseumsBuilt in the time of Augustus and officially inaugurated in that of Nero, it occupies the southern slope of the Castle hill. Abandoned in the 4th century AD, its ruins were discovered in 1798 as a result of the Pombaline reconstruction.
Museu de Lisboa - Torreão PoenteBaixa · MuseumsThe Museu de Lisboa is a multi-site museum in which Lisbon and its stories are revealed from different perspectives. The Museu de Lisboa has five sites: Palácio Pimenta, Teatro Romano, Santo António, Torreão Poente and Casa dos Bicos.
Museu de MarinhaBelém · MuseumsThe museum is a branch of the Portuguese Navy. The foundation of the museum is attributed to King Luís in 1863. In 1916, the museum lost a large part of its collection to a fire. The museum covers the relationship of the Portuguese with the sea in the fields of war, commerce and fishing. It has a collection of over 25,000 artifacts, 140,000 photographs, 1,500 drawings and plans. The museum has a collection of astrolabes. Other artifacts include models of ships, instruments of navigation, and cartographic art. The permanent exhibition of the museum includes the Great Sailing Ships Room and the Nautical Astrolabes. The Discoveries Room illustrates the exploration of the sea lanes connecting the world in the 15th century. The Galeotas Pavilion displays the 1711 Galeota Grande and other barges of the 18th century. Naval Aviation is represented by the Fairey III D seaplane “Santa Cruz”, with which Gago Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral accomplished the first aerial crossing of the South Atlantic, from Lisbon to Rio in 1922. English-style Cabins of King Carlos and Queen Amelia, former Royal Cabins of yacht Amelia, saved in 1938, when the yacht was dismantled, are on display at the museum. Other exhibits include the Saving Lives from the Sea – Neutral Portugal, 1939-1945, focusing on Portugal’s naval efforts during the Second World War. Between 1 May and 30 September the museum is open from 10:00 to 18:00 and from 10:00 to 17:00 from 1 October to 30 April. On 1 January, 1 May and 25 December, it is closed. Children aged 4-12 pay €4, while seniors aged 64 and above pay €4. Under 4s are admitted free of charge. Belém station is the closest to the museum.
Museu de Metrologia do Instituto Português da QualidadeLisbon · MuseumsRua António Gião 2, 2829-513 Monte de Caparica
Museu de São RoqueBairro Alto · MuseumsThe Museu de São Roque, also known as the Museum of Sacred Art of São Roque, adjoins the church of São Roque in Lisbon and holds a collection of sacred art from the holdings of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa.
Museu de São Vicente de ForaAlfama · MuseumsThe Church and Monastery of São Vicente de Fora is located in the historic São Vicente quarter (Lisbon), in the city and District of Lisbon, Portugal.
Museu do Campo PequenoSaldanha · MuseumsSagres Campo Pequeno, as a multipurpose venue, can host shows and events with between 100 and 9,000 attendees. It has a shopping centre and car park to welcome all audiences.
Museu do Centro Científico e Cultural de MacauAlcântara · MuseumsThe Macau Scientific and Cultural Centre Museum in Lisbon is Portugal's main museum of Chinese artefacts and artworks. Made to document Sino-Portuguese relations, the museum contains over 3,500 works of art including decorative artwork, costumes, a collection of opium-smoking paraphernalia and an important extensive collection of Chinese ceramics.
Museu do Centro Cultural CasapianoBelém · MuseumsOpened in 2000, the Centro Cultural Casapiano represents Casa Pia de Lisboa's commitment to preserving and sharing more than two centuries of the institution's history.
Museu do DinheiroChiado · MuseumsLargo de São Julião 26, 1100-150 Lisboa
Museu do LactárioAlfama · MuseumsCreated in 2019 by the Fundação Aboim Sande Lemos, the Museu do Lactário tells the story of the Associação Protectora da Primeira Infância, a pioneering institution that in 1903 opened the country's first milk dispensary, distributing quality-controlled cow's milk free of charge every day to breastfeeding-age children, along with paediatric, hygiene and social support. The collection on display, notably the country's first incubators, presents the history of milk-related services and support for infants within the wider history of health care, the history of Lisbon and 20th-century Portuguese social history.
Museu do PescadorMontijo · MuseumsAvenida dos Pescadores s/n, 2870-114 Montijo
Museu dos Combatentes do UltramarBelém · MuseumsThe Combatant Museum, opened in 2003 in the Forte do Bom Sucesso next to the Torre de Belém in Lisbon, was created by the Liga dos Combatentes to honour the military personnel who perished for the Homeland and the families affected by the conflicts of the 20th century. It includes permanent exhibitions such as A Trincheira (a realistic circuit about the daily life of Portuguese soldiers in Flanders during the First World War), the History of Aviation, the open-air Armoury and a room dedicated to the Navy. It is part of the Memorial Complex to the Portuguese Combatant.
Museu do SurfLisbon · MuseumsThe Museu do Surf operates on the upper floor of the Loja do Lufi (located next to the Hotel da Costa de Caparica), with free entry for the public.
Museu do Tesouro RealLisbon · MuseumsThe Museu do Tesouro Real, on Calçada da Ajuda in Lisbon, presents a collection of unique jewels. The museum was distinguished as Museum of the Year 2026 and offers guided tours, an education service, a shop and a cafeteria.
Museu GeológicoSão Bento · MuseumsThe Museu Geológico is a museum in Lisbon that gathers and displays thousands of specimens of Paleontology, Archaeology and Mineralogy in two large rooms, and it is housed in the same building as the Academia de Ciências de Lisboa.
Museu Industrial da Baía do TejoBarreiro · MuseumsBorn out of the activity of the former Companhia União Fabril (CUF), this historical and museological heritage is located in what is today the Parque Empresarial do Barreiro. The Museum was created by QUIMIPARQUE with the intention of leaving future generations the historical legacy of what was one of the most important chemical and industrial complexes in Europe in the mid-[…]
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