Santo António had two lives with a turning point in joining the Order of Friars Minor.

If, on the one hand, in Italy and France, he is better known as a preacher and teacher of this Order, on the other hand, in Portugal, oral tradition has tried to preserve the memory of this figure's childhood and youth.

This exhibition is a proposal to understand how the saint and the values associated with him (sacred and profane) became pillars of Lisboa's identity.

From 23th June; from Tuesday to Sunday; from 10 am to 6 pm
Museu de Lisboa; Palácio Pimenta; Campo Grande, 245
Metro: Campo Grande | buses: 701, 717, 731, 735, 736, 738, 747, 750, 755, 767, 778, 783, 796, 798)
Tickets: 3 euros.