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National Museum of the Azulejo

Situated in the Convento Madre de Deus, the National Azulejo Museum, which is also referred to as the Tile National Museum, has an original Azulejos collection of the 15th Century. Established in 1965, the museum is renowned for housing one of the world's largest collections of ceramics. Some of the museum's popular tiled exhibitions include a 17th-century panel, Nossa Senhora da Vida retabule, Great View of Lisbon, The Hunting Room and many more.

Museu Calouste Gulbenkian

The Museu Calouste Gulbenkian (Calouste Gulbenkian Museum) houses a beautiful collection of objects, which at one time belonged to the private collection of the businessman, Calouste Gulbenkian. Inaugurated 14 years after his death, this museum includes some rare works from a variety of periods. Pieces of Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Islamic-Oriental art are all showcased here. The museum is complemented by a vast collection of European paintings from the Middle Ages to the beginning of the last century as well. Works from the likes of Lochner, Renoir, Monet, Manet, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, and Rodin are on display here.

Lisbon Zoo

The Lisbon Zoo is one of the jewels of the city, having been in existence for more than 100 years. Little by little, the traditional aspects of the zoo are being supported by the latest technology, which is in place to help protect endangered species. There are a wide variety of species on show, and the beautiful greenery surrounding the area provides the perfect backdrop for a nice walk. Check for varying dates.

Castelo de São Jorge

One of Lisbon's most recognizable landmarks, the Castelo de São Jorge looms over the city center, perched on top of a hill. Its strategic position gave it a great defensive military advantage and as a result, the hill has been the site of fortifications for millennia, dating as far back as the Visigoths in the 5th Century BCE and later followed by the Moors, Christian crusaders and the Portuguese royal family. The castle's ramparts are spread about the hillside, punctuated by 18 towers at intervals. One of these, the Tower of Ulysses, has a fascinating 360-degree view of the city via a camera. Visitors can explore remains of the city's Moorish heritage by roaming the citadel's archaeological site or visit relic-filled galleries. They can also enjoy views of Lisbon's rooftop-lined streets as they wind their way to the Tagus River or enjoy the calm of the gardens within the citadel walls.

Belém Tower

Originally built as a defense battlement in 1515, the Belém Tower is a symbol of Portuguese exploration and discovery. Commissioned by King D. Manuel I, the tower showcases a fine example of fortified military architecture from the Middle Ages. Standing over the River Tagus, it was dedicated to sheltering the city of Lisbon from attacks. Despite being an exemplary military fortress that served its purpose fully well, it was not devoid of aesthetic enhancements. Aside from providing breathtaking views from its terraces, the tower features beautiful elements of North African Moorish architecture, evident from its uniquely-shaped watchtowers, symmetric turrets and intricate carvings that go beyond mere functional engineering. The entrance to the tower is via a wooden bridge that traverses the river below. Since 1983, the Belem Tower has been declared a global property by UNESCO.

National Museum of Ancient Art

The National Museum of Ancient Art houses one of the city's richest collections of artifacts. The pieces on exhibit consist of paintings, jewelry, ceramics, furniture, right up to the simplest drawings, sketches and engravings. The focus of the exhibits is the period between the 12th and 19th Centuries. Some of the better-known pieces on display here are the murals of Saint Vincent Panels, the Custódia de Belém, and a great collection of antique Chinese porcelain.

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