The Gulbenkian Modern Art Centre in Lisbon: modern and contemporary art, from Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso to Paula Rego.

On Campo Grande, the collection of gallerist Manuel de Brito, founder of Galeria 111, in free temporary exhibitions.

In Estrela, the artists' association open since 2014; closed for works after its final exhibition in October 2026.

In Marvila, the urban art gallery and platform founded by Vhils and Pauline Foessel, with exhibitions, public art and editions.

In the Mãe d'Água das Amoreiras Reservoir, 360° immersive art and technology projections; a commercial venue, current status unconfirmed.

On Rua Castilho, Montepio's cultural space, with exhibitions, films, concerts and a library on weekdays.

In Belém, the immersive museum of the 1755 earthquake: themed rooms, a simulator with shaking seats and the tsunami, backed by University of Lisbon science.

In Alcântara, a mansion enlarged by Raul Lino, with Art Nouveau and Art Deco from the Berardo Collection; guided visits only.

In Marvila, an immersive Amália experience with hologram and 360-degree projection; due to leave Lisbon on tour.

In Alvalade, an independent, non-profit contemporary art space with exhibitions, performance and music.

In Alta de Lisboa, the Maumaus exhibition space, devoted since 2009 to international contemporary art.

Between Estrela and São Bento, a printmaking studio founded by artists in 1999, with a small exhibition gallery.