This contemporary art museum has various exhibits that kept my family busy. While appreciating all the pieces, it was astonishing to see how the artists around the world had different ways to create their art pieces. They used various materials and ideas to make their masterpieces. The museum is spacious and interesting.

Oh, there is a very nice garden when you walk out of the museum. Walk straight! One of the best views in Belém!! You can sit on the grass and look out the view. If you don’t like museum, just stop by and take a break in the garden free of charge!

FYI: Free admission on the first Sunday of every month

Visited this museum because I wanted to see some modern (pop) art and was not disappointed at all. A great collection of art dating from 1900 up to now. A great museum to visit when you want to escape from the sun for a while during a hot Summers day!

This is a great way to kill a few hours out of the scorching Lisbon sun.

The museum splits its exhibitions into themes and chronology so that you can see how one theme lead into the development of another, and the actual objects are of very high quality in parts with standout pieces from the giants of each theme, Picasso, Pollack et al.

Considering the stength and breadth of the exhibits the entrance can be considered reasonable value, recommended.