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Tickets for Quake: Lisbon Earthquake Museum

Live the 1755 Lisbon earthquake as if you were there - but safe!

Quake Lisbon Earthquake Museum
Open today: 10:00 - 18:00
Provider:
TURCULTUR – Turismo e Cultura de Portugal, Lda
Registered address: Rua do Embaixador, 126 A, 1300-218, Lisbon, PT
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Duration: 1h 40mins
Audio guide: English, French, Portuguese, Spanish
Max group size: 16
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What's included

Admission to Quake - Lisbon Earthquake Museum
1h 40min interactive journey through immersive exhibits
RFID (Radio-frequency identification) bracelet to interact with the displays
Access to the earthquake simulator room

Important information

* Not recommended for pregnant women, people with reduced mobility and heart problems
  • Discover the city that was lost after a devastating earthquake and tsunami in 1755, and how Lisbon was rebuilt as we know it today
  • Learn about seismic activity thanks to interactive displays and mockups while you walk through the streets of the old Lisbon
  • Finally, literally immerse yourself into the earthquake thanks to the Quake simulator, a unique room to re-live the experience in a safe environment

Over 265 years ago, something happened that changed Lisbon forever. In 1755, a devastating earthquake rippled the city and destroyed almost every building. As if it was not enough, a tsunami followed short after to wash whatever was left after the tragedy.

The Lisbon's Earthquake Museum is an invitation to discover the city that was lost in one of the most terrible earthquakes of modern times. In this immersive experience, you will walk through the streets of 1755 Lisbon until the day when everything changed. Quake is a journey to re-visit the wonders and horrors of that era and watch the drama unfold in front of your eyes.

Thanks to a scientific and historical perspective, you will learn about seismic activity, its effects in Lisbon, and also about the social leaders and villains that played a key role during the recovery of Lisbon. You will also live the earthquake in the Quake simulator, a room built with the latest technology to provide a shaky, yet safe experience.

  • When you arrive at Quake, you should go to the Reception to register and receive the RFID (Radio-frequency identification) bracelets, small technological devices to wear on the wrist, that will accompany you throughout the experience
Quake Lisbon Earthquake Museum
Friday 10:00 - 18:00
Saturday 10:00 - 18:00
Sunday 10:00 - 18:00
Monday 10:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
Quake: Lisbon Earthquake Museum
39 Rua Cais de Alfândega Velha, 1300-218, Lisbon
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Rita,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
21 Feb 2024
Excellent
A great way to spend 75 minutes Told the story of the earthquake and rebuilding of lower Lisbon extremely well
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Pieter,  Portugal Portugal
07 Mar 2024
Excellent
Must see museum in Lisbon! Earthquake was the beginning to the renewal of Lisbon
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Anonymous
04 Jan 2024
Good
The experience was amazing! Also the staff was very nice. The only thing that could be better is that sometimes I felt there was a little too little time in certain areas to really take in all the...
The experience was amazing! Also the staff was very nice. The only thing that could be better is that sometimes I felt there was a little too little time in certain areas to really take in all the information.
Quake: Lisbon Earthquake Museum

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