Discover all of the city’s museums and monuments. Whether you have a pre-defined list of interests or prefer to go with the flow, here you can check out all the cultural venues and museums in the city, from major icons to the most unexpected of collections. From historic places to the most recent museum and architecture projects, there is much to see in a city which is constantly reinventing itself. From the classic to the contemporary, visual arts to performing arts, listed monuments to new interactive exhibitions, in Lisbon there is always a unique show to see or an impressive monument to visit. And this is the place to find them.
Visit some of the most iconic objects, which constitute the vast and valuable collection of Portuguese Radio and Television Museum.
TripAdvisor Traveler RatingBased on 3 reviewsThe Sacavém ceramics factory was built in the mid-eighteen hundreds and became one of the most well-known producers of fine faience in Portugal and Europe.
TripAdvisor Traveler RatingBased on 275 reviewsDiscover Portugal’s lighthouses through this museum, which is both a museum and a working lighthouse.
This triple-nave Gothic-style church contains the tomb of Jorge, the last Master of the Order of Santiago.
TripAdvisor Traveler RatingBased on 382 reviewsLocated in the centre of Sesimbra Bay, Santiago Fort was part of the line of defences protecting the entrances to the Douro, Tejo and Sado rivers.