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National Tile Museum

Explore tile craft at the National Tile Museum by the Tagus River. Uncover Portugal's rich artistic heritage, tracing historical events through evolving symmetrical patterns. These artworks grace Lisbon's streets, homes, churches, and nationwide buildings.
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  • Get unlimited public transport and free entry to 51 sites for 24, 48, or 72 hours while saving up to 50% and soaking in the very best of Lisbon.

  • Enjoy free entry to spots like Jerónimos Monastery, National Tile Museum, and more, including the Water and Communications Museums with this handy pass.

  • Ride free on Lisbon’s metro, buses, trams, lifts, and CP trains to Sintra, Cascais, Azambuja, and more with unlimited access across Carris lines.

  • The pass stays valid for 1 year unactivated, and once used, it gives you 24, 48, or 72 hours to explore Lisbon with full access and zero hassle.

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  • Get unlimited public transport and free entry to 51 sites for 24, 48, or 72 hours while saving up to 50% and soaking in the very best of Lisbon.

  • Enjoy free entry to spots like Jerónimos Monastery, National Tile Museum, and more, including the Water and Communications Museums with this handy pass.

  • Ride free on Lisbon’s metro, buses, trams, lifts, and CP trains to Sintra, Cascais, Azambuja, and more with unlimited access across Carris lines.

  • The pass stays valid for 1 year unactivated, and once used, it gives you 24, 48, or 72 hours to explore Lisbon with full access and zero hassle.

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Opt for a guided tour to gain deeper insights into the history and techniques of azulejo art.

About National Tile Museum

Dive into Portugal's cultural history at the National Tile Museum, a unique destination that showcases stunning azulejo artistry in a historic convent. Discover exquisite collections and explore how these vibrant tiles shaped Portuguese architecture.

Did you know?

The museum is housed in a former convent founded in 1509, adding historical depth to the artistic exhibits.

Why visit National Tile Museum?

Rich history of Azulejos

Trace the journey of azulejo artistry from the 15th century to modern times through a diverse and captivating collection.

Plan your visit

Main entrance

The main entrance is located at Rua da Madre de Deus 4, with accessible entry options available.

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