In Lumiar, 11 hectares of lakes, woodland, orchard and historic garden laid out in the 18th century by Domenico Vandelli.

In São Bento, the foundation set up by Mário Soares: archives, library and debates; no permanent exhibition.

In Alcântara, in a former Estado Novo cod warehouse, five centuries of Portuguese presence in Asia and the Kwok On collection of Asian performing arts.

On a sixth floor in Avenidas Novas, exhibitions of Portuguese contemporary drawing and a collection of Chinese porcelain and faience.

In a former car workshop in Alvalade, a private contemporary art collection shown in temporary exhibitions.

In Avenidas Novas, PLMJ's collection of emerging Lusophone art, with a gallery and 1,400+ works; visits by appointment.

At the Verride Palace in Santa Catarina, a Dutch foundation with exhibitions, talks and residencies; open only during events.

In Marvila, the cultural centre housed since 2007 in the former War Materials Factory, with twelve rooms and evening events.

In Graça, an artist-run art centre with residencies, studios and exhibitions open from Thursday to Saturday.

In the gardens of the Palácio Pimenta, a glass pavilion from 1995 devoted to contemporary art exhibitions.

In Parque das Nações, Siza Vieira's pavilion for Expo'98, with its famous concrete canopy, returned to the city by the University of Lisbon.

In a former warehouse on Avenida da Índia adapted by Carrilho da Graça, the contemporary art collection of the artist Julião Sarmento, opened in 2025.