Most reviewed Museums in Lisbon, Portugal

Modern museum housing exhibits on the history of the presidency in the palace’s former coach house.

Cultural center dedicated to 20th-century poet, with a library, plus readings and author lectures.

Puppetry museum with exhibits on the Portuguese marionette & evolution of the theatrical art form .

Contemporary art museum hosting exhibitions showcasing Portuguese art from 1850 to the present.

Museum on history of Lisbon, with chronological exhibits from prehistory to the early 20th century.

Displays on public transport in the city, partly occupying old workshops, with working vehicles.

Baroque rooms with displays of cannons, wagons & armor, plus frescoes depicting Portuguese battles.

Cinema showing classic movies & elegant film museum with historic equipment & interactive displays.

👍👍 The new modern building/wing is very interesting and full of beautiful elements. The collection and the explanations are quite good and worth the visit and the time. The price is higher than usual for Portuguese standards (EUR 13 for both museums).

👍👍 Nice place for fun family a little hot in basement

This museum features unearthed ruins of the ancient Roman theater of the city of Olisipo.

👍👍 Amazing history and a very cool tour. Really fun if you're a soccer /football fan

Steam-powered 19th-century pumping station with vintage industrial machinery & tours by appointment.

👍👍 We went for the fado concert Saturday at 3:30, and is really worth it! Small concert, not crowded, you can also order a coffee, wine, anything while you are watching the performance. It is in the patio of the house so it's really nice, If you have fever you can buy the tickets there but I'm sure you...

Elegant museum in former mansion with historical silverware, European paintings & Chinese porcelain.

Small museum dedicated to the Portuguese artist, caricaturist & ceramicist Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro.

😐 Good place if you know the local artists or if you are really interested in stages. Many 3D miniatures of stage scenes and theatres. Outside the museum, six big pieces of recreation s based on the characters from Hieronymus Bosch's works.

Housed in a 17th-century cloister, this museum offers a sizable collection of Portuguese sacred art.

👍👍 A great place full of interesting communication related exhibitions both historic and modern. A lot of interactive things too (though some weren't working, but most were.) If this is your sort of thing, you can happily spend two to three hours exploring. A large amount of the content was Portugal-sp...