Lisbon
Portugal's hilly coastal capital, known for its colorful tiled buildings, historic trams, and proximity to beautiful beaches.
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Jerรณnimos Monastery
Magnificent Manueline monastery where Vasco da Gama is buried, symbolizing Portugal's Age of Discoveโฆ
National Pantheon
A 17th-century baroque monument serving as the final resting place for distinguished Portuguese persโฆ
Padrรฃo dos Descobrimentos
A 52-meter monument celebrating Portugal's Age of Discovery, featuring Henry the Navigator and otherโฆ
Rua Augusta Arch
A triumphal arch commemorating the city's reconstruction after the 1755 earthquake. Features a viewpโฆ
Berardo Collection Museum
Modern and contemporary art museum showcasing works from the 20th and 21st centuries including pieceโฆ
Calouste Gulbenkian Museum
World-class museum featuring the private collection of oil magnate Calouste Gulbenkian, spanning oveโฆ
Electricity Museum
Interactive science and technology museum housed in a former power plant, exploring the history of eโฆ
Fado Museum
Dedicated to Portugal's national music genre, fado, this museum explores the history and cultural siโฆ
Money Museum
Hands-on exhibits, coin making & banknote printing in a museum housed in a baroque-era church.
Museum of Lisbon
City museum telling the story of Lisbon's evolution from prehistoric times to the present through arโฆ
National Coach Museum
The world's largest collection of historical carriages, coaches, and royal vehicles from the 16th toโฆ
National Museum of Ancient Art
Portugal's premier art museum housing the country's finest collection of paintings, sculptures and dโฆ
