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Portugal's premier contemporary art show, Art Lisbon (Arte Lisboa), attracts 60 galleries to the Feira Internacional de Lisboa (FIL). Join collectors, critics and art-lovers, who come to the…
Around eighty art collectors and antique dealers gather at the Lisbon Congress Centre to sell their valuable goods. The fair attracts approximately 10,000 people who are looking to buy unique…
IndieLisboa is Portugal's premier festival of independent film, aiming to discover new films and directors. Choose from a long list of the latest and most interesting works from around the…
Lisbon's open-air book fair in Edward VII Park (Parque Eduardo VII)has been one of the great events in the city's cultural life since the 1930s. Visitors can browse dusty old tomes, new reads…
Alkantara Festival, dedicated to international performing arts, happens every summer across Lisbon. This annual event aims to build bridges between people and their different cultures and arts…
The Lisbon Village Festival showcases music, arts and film for the digital generation. Held at venues around the city, it is divided into three main areas: the VIDCF film competition, Village…
Almada International Theatre Festival
The Almada International Theatre Festival takes centre stage in Lisbon during early July. Performances take place at various venues, including the Belém Cultural Centre, Almada Theatre and…
A real mix of events takes place every summer in Lisbon during the Oceans Festival (Festival dos Oceanos). Enjoy water jumps, the fluvial parade, street animation and concerts, which are…
Catch classic card tricks and modern magic throughout Lisbon during Magic Lisbon (Lisboa Mágica), a magic festival featuring international magicians. You'll hear laughter of astonishment, as…
Non-profit cultural organisation CTLX brings horror to Lisbon in the form of an international horror film festival, MOTELx, at Cinema São Jorge. It includes big budget classics, experimental…
Lisbon Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
The annual Lisbon Gay and Lesbian Film Festival includes more than 100 films, with events and screenings at modernist Cinema São Jorge. Along with screenings, you can also join parallel events…
DocLisboa is Lisbon's documentary film with screenings at Culturgest, Cinema Londres and Cinema São Jorge. As well as screening international and national films, there are themed workshops…
Portugal's premier contemporary art show, Art Lisbon (Arte Lisboa), attracts 60 galleries to the Feira Internacional de Lisboa (FIL). Join collectors, critics and art-lovers, who come to the…
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Portugal's most important cultural organisation, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in São Sebastião has a choir and orchestra which perform an annual programme of concerts, supplemented by…
National Museum of Ancient Art
The National Museum of Ancient Art in Santos houses Portugal's most prized art collection, including Portuguese sculptures and paintings from the 13th-19th centuries. Also on display are…
Originally built for Expo '98, Nations' Park is a modern architectural showpiece spread along a three-mile stretch of the Tagus river in north-east Lisbon.
Housed in a former convent in São João, the National Tile Museum is home to a vast collection of valuable azulejos, traditional Portuguese tiles. Gems include 15th-century Moorish tiles and…
The Belém Cultural Centre is a relatively modern addition to historic Belém, but now dominates the city's contemporary music, dance and theatre scenes. Host to local and international artists…
Coliseu dos Recreios is a grand, late 19th-century theatre located just north of Rossio along a street bustling with restaurants. Here you can catch concerts by internationally renowned…
Located in the Belém district, the Berardo Museum showcases modern and contemporary art from all over the world. Themed exhibitions are presented in rotation so expect anything from Surrealism…
