MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
The pick of the collection, reviewed.
A hand-picked shortlist of the 12 lisbon museums travellers rate highest, with the prices, the run times and who you actually book each one through.
Tour Luz Stadium and Benfica’s Cosme Damião Museum in Lisbon. Includes scarf, interactive pitch experience, and pitch-side views for fans.
Most PopularLuz Stadium and Benfica Cosme Damião Museum ticket with scarf. Walk the pitch, visit the press room, and learn Benfica’s story in Lisbon.
“Really interesting & informative with polite but non intrusive staff. Would recommend on a trip to Lisbon, well worth doing this activity.”
Entry ticket to Lisbon’s National Tile Museum in Madre Deus convent, with Portugal’s azulejos from the 15th century to today.
“This museum is a must visit while you are in Lisbon impressive all the tile work they have! Highly recommended!”
Step into Museu Banksy in Lisbon with a ticket to see 100+ life-size Banksy works across his career, plus multimedia displays.
Skip-the-line Jerónimos and Belém sweets, plus the Coach Museum and a black cab to Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries.
Lisbon’s 3D Fun Art Museum ticket: 40 photo-ready illusion scenes, an infinity mirror room, and family-friendly playful fun.
Visit Benfica’s Estádio da Luz and museum with a scarf, VR 3-D, locker rooms, press areas, and pitch access. Timed entry in Lisbon.
“Easy to arrange, great customer service. Such a fantastic experience. The tour was amazing. When we thought it was over there was still more to see and do. The virtual experience was something else. Our guide was also very good. Spoke in Portuguese and English . Cannot praise him enough.”
Personalized Benfica Museum and Luz Stadium tour in Lisbon with pitch-side access, locker room stops, and an expert guide. From $29.
Skip-the-line entry to Lisbon’s National Tile Museum plus an English smartphone audio guide with offline content and maps for a self-paced visit.
“The audio guide is full of information. I think I could have spent at least 3 hours in the museum. You can skip some parts if you wish. The app is easy to use.”
Step into Lisbon’s 3D Fun Art Museum Lisboa for photo-friendly optical illusions, from space “fly” scenes to a pet dinosaur.
“Helpful staff who took some photos for me as I was solo. Some photo options would have been better with an extra person but going solo was great too. There’s a lot in the experience, so many options for cool photos but also some interesting facts and puzzles to try.”
Self-guided entry to Lisbon’s National Coach Museum plus an offline English audio tour, covering royal carriages with stories and no waiting hassles.
A day of azulejo craft in Azeitão, plus Lisbon tile-hopping and self-paced museum time, with round-trip transfers included.
“Very interesting to see the craftsmanship of tiles still being made and painted by hand. My husband went into it neutral and came out an extra hour later after planning to make a custom order.”
