Museums in Lisbon

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Get a peek inside the works of one of the world's most mysterious street artists

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Each remarkable piece in the Royal Treasure Museum collection in the Ajuda National Palace bears witness to the country’s history as a kingdom, which was built up over almost eight centuries. Your tickets to explore this incredible collection of precious items allow you to see a large portion of the riches that were once the property of Portugal’s royal household. Some of the items belonged to the Crown and others came from the private collections of the various members of the royal family. Don't miss the chance to see these priceless artifacts up close!

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Solve puzzles and walk through holograms

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The 3D FUN ART is a unique facility! An innovative concept in Portugal. 3D Fun Art Museum Lisbon has about 40 different scenarios, including 3D images and optical illusions, that will make you enter the world of fantasy and imagination and believe that anything is possible.

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View digital art and attend themed exhibits

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The National Coach Museum has its origins in 1905. Its location was in the antique hall of Belém's Royal Riding School. Since then it's gone through a number of changes, including the opening of a brand new museum building in 2015. The new Coach Museum not only houses a larger collection of carriages, but it deems itself an urban infrastructure providing a public utility space for Lisbon.

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Lisbon's (hi)story comes to life at the Lisboa Story Centre. This is the perfect place for a taste of the city's past. Experience each chapter in Lisbon's history via multimedia and sensory encounters, including the Great Quake of 1755.

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The Sintra Myths and Legends Interactive Centre is located in Sintra, Portugal, not far by train from Lisbon. It provides visitors with an interactive, multimedia experience focused on the romantic history of Sintra.

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Portugal's National Tile Museum is one of the most important national museums, due to its unique collection of azulejos. They represent a distinctive artistic expression of the Portuguese culture, and you'll be able to discover their meaning inside a majestic former Convento da Madre de Deus, founded in 1509 by Queen Leonor.

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View ancient artifacts and attend cultural workshops