In the 1523 Casa dos Bicos, the life and work of José Saramago, with Roman ruins and the Fernandine wall on the ground floor.

At the association's headquarters in Alcântara, a small museum of Indo-Portuguese culture; visits to be arranged.

In Alfama, an art space honouring Mário Cesariny, with temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.

In the former Church of São Julião, Banco de Portugal's museum tells the story of money and keeps a stretch of King Dinis's wall.

In Junqueira, the CCCM museum tells the story of Macau and Luso-Chinese relations, with over 3,500 pieces of Chinese art.

On the Terreiro do Paço, a restaurant and exhibition on the history of beer, from Europe's monasteries to Portuguese craft brews.

Near Calhariz, five thousand years of health history, with reconstructed Portuguese apothecaries and a Chinese pharmacy from Macau.

At Capuchos, eight centuries of health history in Portugal; open only on Wednesdays, groups by appointment.

In Bairro Alto, the history of Portuguese Freemasonry in the Grémio Lusitano palace; open on weekday afternoons only.

At the Luz stadium, 29 themed areas and hundreds of trophies tell Benfica's story, from its European Cups to the club's many other sports.

At the José Alvalade Stadium, Sporting's memory: thousands of trophies, Agostinho's bicycle and Carlos Lopes's Olympic shirt.

Near Picoas, an immersive exhibition of over a hundred Banksy reproductions, not authorised by the artist.