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National Museum of Contemporary Art Tickets

Interior of National Museum of Contemporary Art, Lisbon

Artwork exhibit at National Museum of Contemporary Art, Lisbon

Paintings at display at National Museum of Contemporary Art, Lisbon

Art Exhibits, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Lisbon

Explore the National Museum of Contemporary Art, home to over 5,000 artworks by Portuguese artists, and enjoy an optional convenient Lisbon Card!

Highlights

Visit one of the world's first museums dedicated to modern and contemporary art, the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Lisbon, founded in 1911.
Surround yourself with over 5,000 paintings, sculptures, and photographs by notable artists like Abel Manta, Adriano Sousa Lopes, and Paula Rego.
Choose a Lisbon Card which gives you free access to several attractions for a period of 24 to 72 hours, and hassle-free public transportation.
Fun Fact: During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Education Service launched a series of online lectures from the museum called Conversas Sobre o Retrato that reached over 42,000 families per episode.

W cenie

National Museum of Contemporary Art

Entry to the National Museum of Contemporary Art

Lisbon Card

24/48/72 hour card (optional)
Free color handy guide and app – physical guide unavailable, download by QR Code (optional)
Interactive map (optional)
Attractions & public transport – check here for the list of attractions and public transport

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José

5/5

wrz, 2024

Me gustado mucho el claustro, la ornamentación de las columnas y capiteles es muy rica. El estilo manuelino me parece muy interesante. Además la sacritistia con los muebles de madera y cuero y los libros muy singulares.

Eduardo

4/5

wrz, 2024

Linda experiencia. Nos encantó el palacio Pena y alrededores. Recomiendo el museo de carruajes. El lado malo fue que no pudimos visitar la Torre de Belem. Llegamos al lugar y los funcionarios no nos dieron acceso. Ellos utilizan a los turistas para conseguir ventajas laborales y eso es injusto. Es una mala imagen para Portugal y en ello debieran tomar parte los operadores turísticos como Headout, pues venden una promesa que no se está cumpliendo y tambien perjudica su imagen. Para mí, lo justo sería ser compensado por esas entradas incluidas en la Lisboa Card.

Joanne

5/5

wrz, 2024

Headout worked well for booking. With our tickets, we waited in a relatively long line to get in (within an hour) but once inside, found the experience well worth the visit and a must see.

Janet

4/5

wrz, 2024

The monastery is stunning... cool, beautiful and serene . Worth queueing to visit, although after buying a ticket online we got to the front of the queue and then had to go across the road to pick up the Lisboa card. The office was closed for lunch, so by the time we got into the monastery several hours had gone by.

Gael

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wrz, 2024

We had a good experience because we arrived really early and only had to wait for about 45 minutes, unlike friends who waited 2 hours in the afternoon. We were in a queue for about 20 minutes before we realised we needed to go to the ticket office to validate our Lisboa card. This information may have been in the small print but it may need to be a more prominant as it would have been awful to wait for a long time and then not be able to get in because we hadn't validated the ticket.

Ważność biletów

Te bilety są ważne przez 12 mies. od daty zakupu.

Your experience

Why visit the National Museum of Contemporary Art?

The National Museum of Contemporary Art was established in 1911 and originally operated out of the monastery of São Francisco da Cidade, a building complex badly devastated in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake. Contemporary art from Portugal and throughout the world can be found in this museum, which also has pieces by Rodin, Abel Manta, Adriano Sousa Lopes, and other masters. The MNAC is a must-visit for art lovers and scholars interested in Portuguese romantic, naturalist, modern, and contemporary art from the second half of the 19th century to the present day.

Lisbon card attractions

With a Lisbon Card, you may skip the lines at 39 more top attractions in the city. 24, 48, and 72-hour options are available, which eliminates the need to purchase individual admissions to attractions. Since it can be used in a variety of ways and is contactless, it's a convenient way to tour the city of Lisbon. The Pillar 7 Bridge Experience, Lisbon Story Center, Museu Nacional do Azulejo, Museu Nacional dos Coches, and many more of Lisbon's finest attractions are all free to see with this card.

Lisbon card transportation & more

Get free, unrestricted use of the subway, tram, bus, elevator, train, and any other kind of public transportation in the area. Skip the lines at the best attractions and save a ton of money at the shops, museums, restaurants, clubs, and more. Grab the color guidebook, app, interactive map, and discounts that can be used at various locations across the city. If you’re feeling adventurous, take a train to Sinatra or Cascais for free and spend the day there!

Know Before You Go

Accessibility

National Museum of Contemporary Art

The museum is suitable for wheelchair users.

Important Information

National Museum of Contemporary Art

Facilities: Parking
Free admission is allowed on Sundays and holidays until 2pm for all citizens residing in the national territory.
Check here to see eligibility for free admission to the museum.

Lisbon Card

You can visit each attraction only once.
Once redeemed, it is valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours depending on the ticket option chosen.
Fast-track entry is not possible at all attractions.
All cards must be exchanged at the same redemption point.
Guests are recommended to check the operating hours of the attractions they wish to go to prior to their visit.
Bear in mind that most national monuments and museums are closed on the following dates: 1 Jan, Easter Sunday, 1 May, 24 & 25 Dec, and on municipal holidays (13 June in Lisbon & 29 June in Sintra).