Culture, arts & entertainment: things to do in Lisbon

WEDNESDAY 26TH AUGUST 2026
A THING TO DO THIS WEDNESDAY

in LISBON
Estimated cost €5 (adult) Estimated duration 30 mins - 1 hour Distance away About a mile away
For over 500 years, Lisbon has been decorated with ceramic tiles. From exquisite patterns to vast painted scenes, you can explore premiere examples of the tilemakers' art at Museu Nacional do Azulejo (the National Tile Museum) this Wednesday, from 10am to 6pm at Rua da Madre de Deus.
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38.73°N, 9.15°W

Sunrise: 06:00
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