The Calouste Gulbenkian Museum houses masterpieces from ancient Egypt to Rembrandt, while the newly renovated Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM) showcases Portugal's largest modern art collection. Visit both museums with a single ticket.
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See Rembrandt's paintings, Egyptian artifacts, and Roman sculptures at the Gulbenkian Museum across carefully curated galleries.
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Visit the Centro de Arte Moderna's expanded galleries, featuring works by Paula Rego and over 12,000 pieces of Portuguese modern art.
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Relax in the 7.5-hectare garden, where water features and century-old trees connect both museum buildings.
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Stay as long as you like and use the multilingual audio guide to learn about the extensive collection at both museums.
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Did you know? Calouste Gulbenkian, the museum's founder, earned the nickname 'Mr. Five Percent' due to his 5% stake in Iraqi oil production.
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Entry to Gulbenkian Museum
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Entry to Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM)
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Access to Gulbenkian Garden
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Audio guide in Portuguese, English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
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- Guided tour
These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 31 Aug, 2025.
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Guests from United States, France, United Kingdom and over 28 countries have loved this experience
David
Jul, 2024
Quite simply one of the best personal collections of art ever assembled that is accessible to the general public. A wonderful couple of hours experiencing some first rate examples of many of the key forms of fine art and decorative art drawn from European, Egyptian, Turkish and Chinese traditions.Jesús
May, 2024
I made the tour of the museum accompanied by my wife and guided by the posters of the various rooms. We already knew the museum years ago, but we wanted to go back and see Velázquez's Felipe IV.View original review in Spanish
Emmanuelle
May, 2024
Incredible quality of the works on display, coherent and well-structured staging, beautiful presentation of the works, beautiful architecture, good reception, calm and space to enjoy the exhibition. Perfect!View original review in French
Olaf
Sep, 2024
The museum has a lot to offer and is excellently organized. The exhibits are simply fantastic.View original review in German
Bust
Sep, 2024
Nice spacious museum, great set up and good routing.
These tickets are valid until 31 Aug, 2025.
A journey through millennia of art
Begin at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, where each gallery reveals a new chapter in art history. Start with ancient Egyptian artifacts and Greek sculptures before moving through rooms of glittering Islamic art and rare Armenian manuscripts. The European galleries showcase masterpieces like Rembrandt's paintings and complete sets of 18th-century French furniture. Don't miss the dedicated Lalique room, where hundreds of Art Nouveau jewels and glass pieces demonstrate why René Lalique was Gulbenkian's favorite artist.
Modern art meets contemporary architecture
Cross the garden to enter the transformed Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM), where Kengo Kuma's renovation has created a dialogue between art and nature. The main Nave gallery stretches before you, while a sculptural staircase leads to underground exhibition spaces illuminated by garden-view windows. Here, discover Portugal's largest collection of modern art, including powerful works by Paula Rego and the country's most comprehensive collection of Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso paintings. The gallery flows naturally toward the 100-meter engawa terrace, where Portuguese ceramic tiles create a rhythmic canopy perfect for contemplation.
Gardens as the living gallery
Weave your time between museums with stops in the modernist garden, designed as an extension of the art experience. Follow winding paths past century-old trees and reflecting pools that mirror the changing sky. The garden's careful design by António Viana Barreto and Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles creates outdoor rooms and hidden corners, each offering a new perspective on the museum buildings. Use your audio guide to learn about the architectural vision that united art, nature, and Portuguese modernism in this unique cultural complex.
What to bring
- Bring your charged smartphone and earphones for the best audio experience.
Accessibility
- This experience is accessible by wheelchair.
Additional information
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Facilities: cloakroom, WiFi, cafe, museum store.
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Entry to the museum is free on Sundays after 2pm.
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The following guests can avail free entry: children aged under 12 years and carers for people with disabilities or limited mobility.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the attraction.
Ticket Redemption Point
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Show your ticket at Museu Calouste Gulbenkian.
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Address: Av. de Berna 45A, 1067-001 Lisboa, Portugal.
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Landmark: The museum is located inside the Gulbenkian Garden, next to the Foundation's main building.
Get Directions to the Redemption Point
Getting There
By Bus
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The closest bus stop is B.º Azul (Gulbenkian). It is a quick 1-minute walk to the attraction.
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Board buses #726 & #746 to get you there.
By Metro
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The closest metro station is São Sebastião. It is a quick 3-minute walk to the attraction.
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Board metros #Az & #Vm to get you there.
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