Opposite São Bento, four interactive floors explain the history and workings of Portuguese democracy. Free admission.

In the Bairro Alto, Ler Devagar's venue with a performance hall, bookshops and bar, open since 2023.

In the Bica district, the 1892 funicular between Rua de São Paulo and Calhariz; temporarily closed since September 2025.

From Restauradores to the Bairro Alto since 1885; wrecked in the accident of 3 September 2025, with new equipment planned by 2029.

Lisbon's oldest funicular (1884), from Anunciada to Forno do Torel; temporarily closed since September 2025.

The arch celebrating Lisbon reborn after the earthquake, with a rooftop viewpoint over the Baixa and the Tagus.

A 17th-century palace at Campo Pequeno, a municipal library since 1931, with events, guided tours and gardens.

In Bairro Alto, the Jesuits' house of culture, with a gallery, café, bookshop and a library of 160,000 volumes.

Next to the Belém Tower, the Bom Sucesso Fort, with the veterans’ league museum, the Great War trench and the Monument to the Overseas Combatants.

Former outsider art museum at the Miguel Bombarda Hospital, in Rilhafoles. Closed to the public since 2018.