1. The Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, the national gallery of Portugal, hosts the largest collections of paintings and other art pieces from the 15th and 16th centuries in the country. Housed in a palace built in the flamboyant 17th century, the museum celebrates the discoveries era, as well as the Middle Ages and the romantic 19th century.

2. MUDE, the Museu Design Moda, celebrates fashion and features a collection of the greatest names in the haute couture design from the 50s and 60s, like Yves Saint Laurent or Coco Chanel.

3. For no more than a couple of Euro, you can visit the Lisbon Museum in the Campo Grande and learn all about the capital city of Portugal in the pleasant ambience of an 18th century castle.

4. The National Coach Museum is just the thing if you are in for something different. For 5 Euro, you can review the classical history of Europe in… coaches, chaises, litters, cabriolets and even kid’s carts! The museum is located at the beautiful heart of Belem.

5. The Navy is an essential part of the life of Lisbon, so the Museu de Marinha is the best place to learn it all about ship building and the tradition of seafaring.

Some say the entire city of Lisbon is one huge museum, on account of its impressive cultural heritage. So if you want to discover the 5 Best Museums in Lisbon, as well as all the parks and other important spots, you can always book a Lisbon taxi service online – it only takes a couple of minutes!