Museu Nacional do Azulejo
Lisbon
National Tile Museum: Hand-painted tiles are one of Portugal’s best-known traditions. And it’s not even necessary to visit the museum to discover them, they decorate endless streets and public spaces. The permanent exhibition at the Museo Nacional del Azulejo explains how the manufacture of this typically Portuguese symbol has changed over time, and offers an unique way to discover the country’s history. This museum is housed in a former 16th century convent, and when you visit you can also access the convent’s exuberant Baroque chapel.
National Tile Museum: Hand-painted tiles are one of Portugal’s best-known traditions. And it’s not even necessary to visit the museum to discover them, they decorate endless streets and public spaces. The permanent exhibition at the Museo Nacional del Azulejo explains how the manufacture of this typically Portuguese symbol has changed over time, and offers an unique way to discover the country’s history. This museum is housed in a former 16th century convent, and when you visit you can also access the convent’s exuberant Baroque chapel.
(ES) Rua Madre Deus 4
1900-312 Lisboa
+351 21 810 0340