Nuno Castilho

Absolutely amazing. I could not recommend this enough.

There really is something for everyone, and for all ages. All the branches of science are covered here, from physics, geology, biology and so much more.

The interactive exhibits are a really fun way to learn, and the helpers are always nearby to help and answer any questions.

Particularly enjoyed the sound and music exhibit at the start.

Only improvement feedback that I could suggest is that the entrance and start of the visit is a bit confusing.

Highly recommended for a day's fun for the entire family.

Beautiful gardens on the grounds of the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum.

Very well looked after with many trails and spaces to rest and enjoy the natural surroundings.

Such a magical place to visit, and only just an hour outside Lisbon.

Busier during the Medieval Festival, Chocolate Festival and Christmas Festival.

Great to wander around the small streets within the castle walls and admire the great views of the Obidos countryside.

Amazing museum located in the Alfama district, considered the birthplace of one of Portugal's most important cultural heritages.

Fado is uniquely portuguese and this museum does justice to the wonderful art form. Great exhibits that explain the history of Fado. Showcasing "fadistas", musicians, composers and artists of past and present.

The 5€ entrance fee includes an audio guide and full access to the museum including the temporary exhibit on the lower level.

Highly recommend if you want to know more about the art and history of Fado, before visiting one of the many Fado Houses in the district for dinner and a show.

Beautiful arch linking the busy street of Rua Augusta to Lisbon's main square of Praça do Comércio.

One of the most popular tourists spots in Lisbon so it can be very busy in the summer months or weekends but still a must visit.