Discover and explore the National Pantheon - Portugal’s first Baroque monument, also known as the Church of Santa Engrácia. Admire its romantic architecture in colorful marble, a towering dome, and detailed tile work.

For art enthusiasts, the National Tile Museum is a treasure trove of design and craftsmanship. Witness a spectacular array of azulejos, where art meets history, and indulge in the intricate beauty of Portuguese ceramic art.

Get a glimpse of some of the finest royal vehicles on display at the National Coach Museum, including Philip III of Spain's carriage, one of the oldest, and three 1716 Italian Baroque carriages built for Pope Clement XI. Discover Portuguese history through the finest vehicle collection and view Bragança Dynasty royal oil portraits at the museum.

Explore the Monument of Discoveries, admire its intricate carvings, and the tall statue of Henry the Navigator. The triangular layout symbolizes ship sails. Visit exhibitions and watch a documentary.

For travelers comparing Lisbon museums, the Royal Treasure Museum is a purpose-built 2022 institution within Ajuda National Palace rather than a reused gallery space. It is part of Portugal’s Directorate-General for Cultural Heritage network and concentrates on a single subject: Crown Jewels, royal regalia, reliquaries, diplomatic gifts, and orders that shaped royal ceremony and state display.

Step back in time aboard Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória, a 19th-century ship that now serves as a museum. Discover its fascinating history and have an immersive experience onboard as you explore its decks.

Explore the enigmatic street artist Banksy's world at The Banksy Museum in Lisbon. See replicas of his most famous works with tickets that include free cancellation, instant confirmation, mobile access, and flexibility.

Explore Lisbon's premier art museum, the National Museum of Ancient Art. It houses a vast collection of artworks spanning from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. Secure your tickets with instant confirmation, mobile access, and flexibility.

The National Museum of Contemporary Art (Museu do Chiado) in Lisbon occupies a former Franciscan convent in the Chiado neighbourhood and spans Portuguese art from the mid-19th century to today. Find standard entry tickets and guided tour options here.