Décio Thadeu Museum
At Técnico since 1936, rocks, fossils and ores from Portugal's historic mines; free visits by appointment only.
Alfredo Bensaúde Museum
In Técnico's Mines Pavilion, minerals, crystals and rocks in an intact 1936 museum; free visits by appointment only.
Arpad Szenes – Vieira da Silva Museum
In Amoreiras, in a former silk factory, the paintings and drawings of Vieira da Silva and Arpad Szenes.
Júlio Pomar Studio Museum
The former warehouse Siza Vieira turned into a studio and museum devoted to the work of Júlio Pomar.
Amália House-Museum
On Rua de São Bento, the house where Amália lived from 1955 to 1999, with her dresses, jewellery, portraits and guitars; guided tours only.
Anastácio Gonçalves House-Museum
Malhoa's house and studio, 1905 Valmor Prize, with Anastácio Gonçalves's painting, Chinese porcelain and furniture.
José Pedro House-Museum
In Sacavém (Loures), the home of ceramist José da Silva Pedro, with the small earthenware houses and figures he made; open Saturdays only.
Vieira da Silva House-Studio
On Alto de São Francisco, the former home and studio of Vieira da Silva and Arpad Szenes, now open to new work.
Roque Gameiro House
In Amadora, next to Lisbon, the house Roque Gameiro built in 1898 and Raul Lino enlarged, with azulejos and the watercolourist's work.
Casa Ásia
Next to São Roque, a palace restored by the Santa Casa displays some 1,300 works of art from fourteen Asian countries.
Casa da Achada
In Mouraria, the home of Mário Dionísio's legacy: paintings, a library, films and talks in a former workshop.
Lactário Museum
Near Santa Apolónia, the story of Portugal's first milk station and its 1903 incubators; guided visits by appointment.