Most reviewed Museums in Lisbon, Portugal

Ruined Gothic church destroyed by an earthquake in 1755, with an evocative roofless nave & museum.

Displays of art from Greek to Roman & Asian to European, plus gardens, shop & restaurant.

Neoclassical palace, the 19th-century residence of the royal family, now museum of decorative arts.

Contemporary science museum with interactive exhibits, experiments, workshops & kids' play areas.

Ancient art museum in a modernized, 17th-century palace filled with European paintings & sculpture.

👍👍 Amazing place for a concert. Not too big so that is not far away from the stage but still big enough for big crowds and warm atmosphere. The architecture is very detailed and elaborate. Very well kept too. Friendly personnel made it easy to find the spot... Great shows. Chair are not very comforta...

Exhibition on traditional fado, with audiovisual displays & archives, plus a cafe with concerts.

Exhibits chronicling Portuguese beer history, plus a restaurant with a charming outdoor terrace.

Significant Asian & Portuguese art & artifact collections in a modern museum with conference center.

Hands-on exhibits, coin making & banknote printing in a museum housed in a baroque-era church.

👍👍 Visited on a Sunday to fulfill a wish of our son in love with Benfica. Easy to reach with the blue metro by getting off either at the Colegio Militar/Luz stop or at the previous Alto do Mhounos... in the first case you have to go around the block to reach the entrance. With 17 euros you have the opp...

Gothic aqueduct stretching for 14km, including a 65m-high section spanning the Alcantara Valley.

Landmark museum with preserved animal specimens, like fish & birds, plus anthropological artifacts.

With dramatic sets & multimedia exhibits, this museum offers a 60-minute tour of Lisbon's history.

👍👍 Definitely worth a visit ! It's not a very common place for tourists to visit, but it was the highlight of my trip to Lisbon. Take the ferry from Cais do Sodre.

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.