The Berardo Collection Museum in Belem is a wonderful place to see modern and contemporary art exhibitions (temporary and permanent). This is also just in front of the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos.
Temporary exhibitions downstairs and definitely worth checking out. Lots of interesting and well known art. Loved the children's version of the art in cardboard placed next to some of the artwork.
One of the best museums of modern art I've ever been. They have everything. And this is for free! There is also a free wi-if. Amazing place!
Street art, atmosphere, cafe and landau chocolate cake, burgers
A very nice place. Creatives and artist will definitely like it. Every single corner is original and nice. Lots of nice cafes and shops.
Cool spot to look at street art and cafes
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation near the Eduardo VII Park is where you'll find works by Rembrandt, Monet, and Renoir. Don't miss the Modern Art Center, home to great contemporary Portuguese art.
Modern art, diverse museum collection and grounds to die for - spend as little or as long as you want at the Foundation. They do so much more than Philanthropy and Music.
Great combination of classic and modern art. Free entry on Sunday (still need a ticket).
Good art collection, inside a beautiful and quiet garden. Free on Sundays.
Quiet, interesting and beautifully presented art. Nice lunch at the canteen too.
An amazing art collection! Totally worth the visit. The gardens that lead to the museum are really beautiful. Great place!
At modern art excellent cafeteria and ATM, bookshop and WC nearby.
Really enjoyable and varied collection of priceless artefacts and art, this piece was Art Deco sculpture
8a colina IPA, a nice sunset and some contemporary art.
best graffiti shop ever! very nice view and delicious food - small but very creative menu. we come back
Huge street art map, go here to know where local art gems cab be found. Also really special coffee.
Visit the Bernardo's private colection of contemporary Art. Huge !
Great art, free, nice gardens and near the 'pasteis de belem'!
Free exhibition and big collection of different artists artworks
Loads of books. Also a hidden mini art exposition upstairs and some sort of mechanics museum. Too bad all the books are in Portuguese.
Features a great Cinematic exposition with dozens of crazy mechanical machines created by the artist Pietro Proserpio.
Lisbon's most versatile livraria and is equal parts cafe, local art gallery, event venue, and bookstore. Pop in for an espresso, to buy a book, to look at art on both floors, or for a reading. Read more.
A must, if you like old art. Don't expect to find much information on the web. It is an old fashioned institution, stuck to the idea that culture must be printed on paper.
The National Museum of Ancient Art in Lisbon is where you'll be able to learn about the development and evolution of Portuguese art starting as early as the Middle Ages to the the 19th centur
I can't say it's the museum I would go back to, but the top floor has good collection of Portuguese art, there is also a good ceramics collection.
Absolutely fascinating. Portuguese Art of Azulejo tiles making. Centuries of creating beautiful pieces. The exhibition is not huge maybe but def worth a visit - unique objects & beautiful building
Very impressive although relatively small collection of this Portuguese art. Inspiring.
A museum dedicated to Portugal's native tile. Don't miss the upstairs gallery that has a panoramic mural tile of Lisbon from before the earthquake.
Vieira da Silva was a great painter. This museum is a must for art lovers
This museum is where you'll find the beautiful works of artist Maria Helena Vieira da Silva and her husband Arpad Szenes, as well as other important Portuguese and foreign artists.
Quiet museum full of surprises - very good and international exhibitions, small welcoming cafe and brunch and lunch formulas under 10€
The museum's permanent exhibit is worth a visit on it's own, but try to pick a date when someone else is also showing their art. Amazing architecture, Instagram-ready.
Where art meets tech
New museum of the ED P Foundation that presents the relationship between art, architecture and technologies, through contemporary and international programming.
The world's most expensive chapel. A landmark for baroque art.
Absolutely gorgeous church in Lisbon. The most beautiful of all I visited there. Access is free and it's not too touristy. Not to be missed - beautiful art and craftsmanship.
Such a beautiful church. The “paintings” in the chapel on the left side closest to the nave are actually mosaics!
Checkout the workshops on japonese arts. They are really good.
Super interesting and amazing museum dedicated to Far Eastern arts and the interactions with Portugal.
Great museum with interesting exhibits. Does a good job of making explanations concise and engaging. Free entry on Fridays 18:00-22:00.
Gallery for the Underdogs platform, featuring some of the most renowed street artists.
Exhibitions by great street artists in an up-and-coming neighbourhood
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