Really interesting museum that sits in a majestic square.

Interesting place with the main works of this painter of religious works, The bookshop is a must if you are into Fine Arts.

Quiet place with magnificent religious paintings by Vasco. Especially the one with St. Peter. The only thing I missed –postcards in museum shop.

I am sure it is great. But I was not wanting to pat so much to go see

Amazing museum, great collection

They only let Portuguese for free on Sundays until 13:00. Are we all in the EU or Portugal goes by itself?! Very unfriendly reception.

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The experience was marvelous. The staff was very polite, kind and considerate. They're willing to help out all the time, from when you buy tickets to when you actually go through the museum.

Just live it! Absolutely amazing!

Vasco Fernandes (1475 — 1542) was a Portuguese painter, one of the most famous Portuguese painters of the Renaissance. He is widely known by the nickname Grão Vasco. The museum contains his main works. The museum has 2 floors, in addition to the works of Grao Vasco, you can see a lot of interesting things. I recommend.

A beautiful museum with a lot of interesting ancient and more modern works. The works by grao Vasco are very unusual since he paints in 'flemish' style including the buildings and features of people. His depictions of facial expressions are very notable because the people who are upset actually look upset (rather than, say, merely miffed about Jesus dying). The staff really want to make sure you visit in one particular flow which I don't understand but it didn't hinder the experience. Take some extra time to see the temporary exposition of 'views' where many are of old Portugal.

friendly guy at the reception who had to struggle with the not so well working digital system of the place and really helpful ladies on each floor explaining some of the pics