Located in Terreiro do Paço, this interactive technology-based facility relates the main events in the city from past to present.

If you arrived by plane, you’re probably already seen one of the best views of Lisbon. But with your feet well planted on the ground, you can climb up to viewing points (miradouros) and terraces with amazing panoramic views. 

An ode to the Baroque and Rococo styles in Portugal, this palace is a listed monument that provides a stunning insight into life at court.

It’s your turn to conquer this monumental castle in the Lisbon region. Take a trip to Palmela to get to know the area and the Arrábida hills which surround it.

Saves your legs on the ascent, but this funicular will leave you breathless anyway. It’s the best way to climb from Baixa to Bairro Alto and arrive without needing to rest.

Mandatory visit for the understanding of Portuguese art from 1850 until the present day.