Museum of Lisbon / Palace Pimenta

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Lisboa, Portugal

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Museum of Lisbon / Palace Pimenta Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Museum of Lisbon / Palace Pimenta is located in Lisboa, Portugal on Campo Grande 245. Museum of Lisbon / Palace Pimenta is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category museum in Portugal.

Address

Campo Grande 245

Phone

+351 217513200

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Huang Zixiao

Very quiet on weekday afternoon. It’s wonderful to step on the old palace wooden floors and see the old furnitures and arts. There are dozens of peacocks wandering around in the garden, very small ones too. There’s one with albinism who likes to show his feathers all the time. I would come just for the peacocks!

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Fredrik Van Rabén

Cheap and beautiful building. There ends the positives for me. Too little information, many pictures of the same things. Boring, and this is coming from someone who loves going to museums and learn about cities.

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Marcel Wagner

Very interesting display of Lisbon's history in a beautiful old building with a nice quiet garden with peacocks and cute sculptures. At the moment the antique history part of exhibition is closed, but everything from the great earthquake onwards can be seen. And it's absolutely worth visiting!

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Vlad Mozgovoi

There is beautiful garden there, free to enter trough the main museum's entrance. Quite and peaceful atmosphere. About 20 peacocks there and you can take a seat and watch them closely. I did not visit museum due the renovation works. The ticket is 3 euro, Lisboa card is not accepted.

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debyskin

Beautiful garden with many peacocks walking around, and the surprise was a hidden garden, a project from Joana Vasconcelos with Bordalo Pinheiro ceramic animals. Wow! The permanent exhibit is a must see as it tells part of our history from the pre and post earthquake. The new Lisboa Ainda exhibit, what I was to see in the first place, is the vision of the quarantined Lisbon by 4 photojournalists, nice to see as well.

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Rodrigo Vaz Pinto

One of the most beautiful places in Lisbon. Not very turistic and away from the city center. You can find good temporary exhibitions there. You can go by metro and there are a lot payed places to park your car there. It's very close to Campo Grande park, also a good spot for a walk and eat an ice cream.

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J oe

A lot of it is closed but there’s a cool photo exhibition on and the grounds are a great place to wander and chill.

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Tsy Mrl

Perfect place to take some rest from the busyness of the city. Take a walk and end up in the back garden where peacocks will be welcoming you. High trees are perfect to shade you while reading on the benches and statues and flowers will make it feel like you’re on a timeline journey.