National Tile Museum
Museum Gallery
4.6 (12565 reviews)
Museum of decorative azulejo tiles housed in a 16th-century monastery with a spectacular chapel.
R. Me. Deus 4, 1900-312 Lisboa, Portugal
+351 21 810 0340
Did You Know?
Former Use
The National Tile Museum was originally a convent, showcasing its historical significance and architectural beauty.
Earthquake History
The museum's tiles capture important moments in history, including Lisbon's appearance before the devastating earthquake of 1755.
Beyond Tiles
The museum combines elements of a traditional museum and an art gallery, offering a diverse experience for art enthusiasts.
Architectural Gem
The museum houses an ornate church within its walls, adding to its architectural splendor and historical significance.
Highlights from Reviews
• stunning church
The church inside the museum is beautiful, ornate, and a must-see highlight.
• tile design insights
The museum provides great insights into tile design history and evolution.
• beautiful building
The museum is housed in a beautiful old monastery, adding to the overall experience.
• free with Lisboa Card
The museum offers free admission with the Lisboa Card, adding value for cardholders.
• not too crowded
The museum is not overly crowded, offering a more relaxed experience.
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