Best places: Historical place museums in Moita, Portugal

Early 20th century-built palace & gardens with underground passages, a chapel & museum, plus events.

Museum of decorative azulejo tiles housed in a 16th-century monastery with a spectacular chapel.

11th century Moorish palace with notable tile collection plus ornate courtyards & rooms.

17th-century palace open for guided tours, with traditional azulejo tiling, paintings and furniture.

👍👍 PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND GIVE THIS REVIEW A 👍 SO IT STICKS TO THE TOP! This is all you need to know to get into this place. It is a marvelous cave that was discovered in the 60s and is now closed most time to preserve the Neolothics engravings and paintings, which supposedly date back to 10-30.00...

🫤 It’s included in the Lisbon Card, but I wouldn’t recommend paying money for it. Rather walk through the town, this “museum” felt like a waste of time.

😠 The sign is extremely offensive. Perpetrating stereotypes of the slant eye Asians and jungle African and worst of all, Portugal’s history is steeped in slavery in Africa and Asia, this level of callousness is unacceptable!