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Step inside Lisbon’s National Tile Museum and discover the vibrant world of Portuguese azulejos, tracing their evolution from the 15th century to today. Located in the historic Convent of Madre Deus, this museum offers a unique glimpse into centuries of decorative art and craftsmanship.
As you explore, admire not only exquisite ceramic tiles but also ceramics, porcelain, and faience spanning the 17th to 21st centuries. The permanent exhibition begins with an introduction to the materials and techniques used in tile-making, then guides you through a fascinating chronological journey.
Wander through the museum’s beautifully restored spaces, including a 16th-century mannerist cloister and a church adorned with stunning paintings and tilework. Don’t miss the sacristy, featuring Brazilian wood cabinets and ornate carved frames, or the high choir with its lavish giltwood details.
The Chapel of Saint Anthony dazzles with its 18th-century Baroque decoration and notable canvases by André Gonçalves. With your entry ticket, you have the freedom to explore these treasures at your own pace during opening hours from Tuesday to Sunday.
Secure your entry to one of Lisbon’s most captivating museums and immerse yourself in Portugal’s rich artistic heritage. Book your ticket now to guarantee your visit and experience the beauty of the National Tile Museum firsthand.


