Museu Nacional do Azulejo

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A must-see for people interested in the history and design of ceramic tiles, this specialty museum houses a splendid collection of decorative tiles dating from the 15th century to the present.
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Hours Today: 10:00 - 18:00
Suggested duration: 2-3 hours
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Rua Madre de Deus 4, Lisbon 1900-312, Portugal
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+351 21 810 0340
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Reviewed yesterday

This museum was at the top of my list of museums to visit in Lisbon and it didn't disappoint. Beautiful tiles are nicely displayed throughout the building which had originally been a convent. The inner rooms have traditional tiles, while the hallway on the upper...More

Date of experience: September 2019
Thank Cleomissy
Reviewed 2 days ago

Was a bit out of the way for me but so glad I visited. All old, handpainted tiles that has been rescued from all sorts of places, is beautifully displayed, nice gift shop.

Date of experience: September 2019
Thank Joanie1014
Reviewed 2 days ago

Took the bus to the Museum and were treated to an amazing display of traditional Portuguese blue and white tiles. The Museum is housed in an old Convent with the most beautiful Chapel and there were we thinking Convents were probably vey austere, not this...More

Date of experience: September 2019
Thank DavenportB
Reviewed 4 days ago

This low profile museum is a wonderful exposure to Portugal's history and culture. From the Moorish influence on ceramics to the modern ceramics displayed on the top floor, the beauty of the ceramic work is highlighted. It was also an amazing experience to just follow...More

Date of experience: August 2019
Thank Maryann D
Reviewed 6 days ago via mobile

This museum has tiles that span several centuries. It begins around the 15th century. These tiles are housed in and old convent. Many of the tiles depict people. Towards the end of the exhibition are tiles that have been designed by modern craftsman who are...More

Date of experience: September 2019
Thank Waterdown
Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Tiles in Portugal are an important part of the culture .. so this great museum should not be missed even if you have limited time.

Date of experience: September 2019
Thank ScottM130
Reviewed 2 weeks ago

The Azulejo Museum is a little out of the way but worth the bus ride. The bus stops right at the entry. The museum is a convent filled to the brim with amazing tiles and the church is so over-the-top. If, like us, you walked...More

Date of experience: July 2019
Thank carton w
Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Give a 50% discount to groups of 4 or more which is a much better deal than some other attractions in the area. Really nice, well priced cafe with a pretty enclosed ‘garden’ to sit in and enjoy. The different sections of the tile museum...More

Date of experience: September 2019
1  Thank Laura H
Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

We thought the tile displays were awesome & an Artform you cannot see anywhere else in the world!...And the chapel was stunning, from two levels. The cafe was lovely, excellent service. Two areas of improvement- the museum shop is closed for too long, & the...More

Date of experience: September 2019
1  Thank grahamjuls
Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

A long way out. Amazing what people did way back then. Beautiful displays in the old monastry. The chapel stunning, can recommend a visit

Date of experience: September 2019
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22 September 2019|
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Response from w0rkingt0travel | Reviewed this property |
Hi, I’m pretty sure there were ramps throughout-and lifts between floors. You should be fine. The staff were really nice and will help if needed.
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10 August 2019|
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Response from Clay56 | Reviewed this property |
No, not when we were there.
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26 May 2019|
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Response from Michael M | Reviewed this property |
The bus stops ½ block away, but return is one block closer to the river, not at the same stop.
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