Very modern and, to be perfectly honest, a somewhat hilarious collection of artifacts that if they weren’t in the museum, might be mistaken as random items in the street. I guess it takes a renewed sense of intellectual appreciation and patience to fully understand what...More

I visited recently the Center for Modern Art for the first time since the remodeling planned by the new (English) director of the Center. The exhibition seems to be built to demonstrate that Portuguese twentieth century art is a subsidiary of the English art of...More

We began with the historical art from Egypt forwards. Stunning pieces from each era were in that collection. After an excellent lunch break at the cafeteria we walked through the delightful gardens to the modern art museum. Terrific sculpture collection as well as a lot...More

We entered through the main collection, then walked through the grounds to the contemporary. The contemporary art was ok. The walk between the two buildings was beautifully landscaped but not very handicapped accessible because of grade changes. Galleries are air-conditioned (cool) which was great on...More

A fairly average collection of modern art, mainly a national collection. But a real trial for wheelchair users. The track from the main gallery is tortuous particularly in the rain. The entrance doors are far too heavy and there is no assistance. To access the...More

As in every large city, there are tourist traps, unsavory areas, and pick pockets. Our guide was quick to point those out to us, making us aware of where to be careful. Lisbon is a very very safe city, but it's a city non the...More

Although I am not a modern art fan, this museum impressed me. The walk between the two museums is fantastic and be sure to check out the ponds with turtles. Nice entrance to the Modern museum. The Modern Collection was included in the Founder's Collection...More