Museu de Lisboa
The Museum of Lisbon is comprised of five locations dedicated to the discovery of the city history and the present times. While each of the five sites – Pimenta Palace, the Roman Theatre, the Saint Anthony Museum, West Tower and Casa dos Bicos – has its own focus and collections, they all share the same identity and mission: to show Lisbon in multiple ways and unveil the richness of one of Europe's oldest cities.
The Roman Galleries in Rua da Prata are also run by the Museum of Lisbon. These are located beneath the streets of downtown Lisbon and are usually opened to the public twice a year.
Events
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Ceramics factories: 19th and 20th century
Pimenta Palace
Guided tour
10 Aug 202218h – 19h
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Pimenta Palace
Family activities
20 Aug 202215h30 – 16h45
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New Fashion: the toilette in the 1920s
Pimenta Palace
Family activities
27 Aug 202210h30 – 15h30
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Roman Theatre
Guided tour
- 28 AUG 2022 3PM
28 Aug 202215h – 16h30
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Flower Panel dedicated to Saint Anthony
Saint Anthony
Other
30 May 2022 — 05 Sep 202210h – 18h
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Saint Anthony
Walking tour
- 22 JAN 2022 11H
- 10 SET 2022 15H
22 Jan 2022 — 10 Sep 202211h – 15h
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Pimenta Palace
Guided tour
14 Sep 202218h – 19h
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The Soldiers' Hospital: Two Centuries of Evolution and History
Roman Theatre
Conference
15 Sep 202218h – 19h
By Susana Henriques, Liliana Matias de Carvalho (CIAS - University of Coimbra, Research Centre for Anthropology and Health, Department of Life Sciences) and Carlos Alves (EON - Creative Industries)
News
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29 Oct 2021
Pimenta Palace Saint Anthony
Museum of Lisbon awarded by APOM Prize 20/21
Long-term Exhibitions
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Museum of Lisbon
Saint AnthonySaint Anthony
Exhibition
Long-term Exhibition
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Museum of Lisbon
Casa dos BicosCasa dos Bicos
Exhibition
Long-term Exhibition
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Museum of Lisbon
Roman TheatreRoman Theatre
Exhibition
Long-term Exhibition
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Pimenta Palace
Exhibition
Long-term Exhibition
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Model of Lisbon before the 1755 earthquake
Pimenta Palace
Exhibition
Long-term Exhibition
