Centro Cultural de Belém

- Lots of masterpieces, also gluten free, I've tasted some, they're good - Cool architecture - Very windy outside (good for summer) - Best quick review of modern art inside I've seen in a while - Very interesting expo of some Bangladesh housing problem solutions (no joke here) - Museum staff is nice, just a bit rude on the bag checking before entrance - Café staff are super sweet

Staff kick you out at 18:20, many equipments were broken, so I can’t listen to the guide or works. But you can find multiple artists’ works there. While not their most famous pieces, it’s still worth a visit. Personally, I would say the best gallery in Portugal is the Gulbenkian compared to this one.

Nice views. Didn’t go in due to the long line. Do a waterfront cruise in the area!

Great museum close to Belem. Contains some restaurants with great views and the famous MAC. As well, it has a great cultural agenda throughout the year.

Belem was sooo pretty 🤩 No regrets at all to visit this neighborhood impulsively when in Lisbon. So many local cuisine to try, so many cute coffee shops there are museums and cultural centers and touristy object in near by/ walking distance from one and another. Plenty activities to do from just sitting down enjoy the amazing beach view, soaking to the sun ☀️, go to the museums and whatever makes you happy 😊

This modern building is a calm oasis away from the tourism bedlam surrounding it. There is an excellent coffee shop (a little hard to find but worth seeking out) and the art gallery is a great art space with many leading artists works on display. Picasso, Man-Ray, Mondrian, Miro, and Francis Bacon are just a few. It's well worth spending a couple of hours here.

Good venue for classical music concerts. Parking is easily accessible and within walking distance from the venue.

A classical music concert held in the Foyer had poor acoustics. The Center's staff left visitors wandering around the floors without any help. It took 15 minutes for 1 out of 4 staff to guide the fumbling visitors in the right direction.

- Lots of masterpieces, also gluten free, I've tasted some, they're good - Cool architecture - Very windy outside (good for summer) - Best quick review of modern art inside I've seen in a while - Very interesting expo of some Bangladesh housing problem solutions (no joke here) - Museum staff is nice, just a bit rude on the bag checking before entrance - Café staff are super sweet

Staff kick you out at 18:20, many equipments were broken, so I can’t listen to the guide or works. But you can find multiple artists’ works there. While not their most famous pieces, it’s still worth a visit. Personally, I would say the best gallery in Portugal is the Gulbenkian compared to this one.

Nice views. Didn’t go in due to the long line. Do a waterfront cruise in the area!

Great museum close to Belem. Contains some restaurants with great views and the famous MAC. As well, it has a great cultural agenda throughout the year.

Belem was sooo pretty 🤩 No regrets at all to visit this neighborhood impulsively when in Lisbon. So many local cuisine to try, so many cute coffee shops there are museums and cultural centers and touristy object in near by/ walking distance from one and another. Plenty activities to do from just sitting down enjoy the amazing beach view, soaking to the sun ☀️, go to the museums and whatever makes you happy 😊

This modern building is a calm oasis away from the tourism bedlam surrounding it. There is an excellent coffee shop (a little hard to find but worth seeking out) and the art gallery is a great art space with many leading artists works on display. Picasso, Man-Ray, Mondrian, Miro, and Francis Bacon are just a few. It's well worth spending a couple of hours here.

Good venue for classical music concerts. Parking is easily accessible and within walking distance from the venue.

A classical music concert held in the Foyer had poor acoustics. The Center's staff left visitors wandering around the floors without any help. It took 15 minutes for 1 out of 4 staff to guide the fumbling visitors in the right direction.

A great modern building opened in the early 1990's it houses, amongst many interesting spaces, the Museu Coleccau Berardo. This is a wonderful art gallery: light, spacious and very airy it makes many other major art galleries seem cramped and a bit confined in comparison. A real jewel in the crown for the art scene in Lisboa, I would make this a "must do" if you are here on a mini break. If you can spare the time, and you enjoy modern art, I would recommend having lunch in one of the many decent cafes in the complex and making a whole day of your visit. We spent a lovely Sunday afternoon here and we only managed to check out the amazing selection of works from the collection of Jose Berardo. Thoughtfully curated the work was displayed in a number of rooms on the ground floor of the gallery which made for an interesting journey through the collection. Some of this work is just stunning and you will find something of interest from most of the important artists of the past fifty years. I was struck by the depth and range of the collection and if you are interested in film/video installations you will find this a real treat. If you are in need of a rest, or a breath of fresh air to keep you going, take a little time out in the lovely garden as you wander round. I find that I can only take so much visual and aural stimulus at one go, so the opportunity to chill out in this great, fragrant space was very welcome. Our afternoon soon slipped through our fingers and much to our disappointment we had no time to check out the Mappa Mundi or other interesting looking exhibitions. We made a quick stop at the well-stocked shop to pick up a trifle or two before a short walk to the tram stop and the journey back into town for another tasty supper. This place is already on the ever growing "must revisit" list.