Museu Nacional do Azulejo, Lisbon

This is included on the Lisboa card. It's a little out of the way but worth the trip on the bus. I'm giving it five stars mainly because of the glorious church that you enter about half way through your visit. It wouldn't be out of place in Versailles. The rest of the museum is interesting and many of the tile displays are impressive (especially the panorama of Lisbon towards the end), but it doesn't quite live up to the church. There is a small (somewhat disappointing) gift shop on site as well as toilets and a fairly reasonably priced cafe that has a pleasant garden area.

The museum was super sweet once you get inside and there is more than just tiles. Some of the paintings and other stuff inside is incredible. The only down side is the location, kind of hard to get there and away from it. Was able to get student discount here and that definitely made it worth it.

When in Lisbon, you should visit this place. The whole museum has been merged with a church I suppose. The ceiling works and paintings in the church are astonishing. The tile works, both ancient and the contemporary are definitely worth the visit. There is a small gift shop and also a very cozy and beautiful Cafe there. There is a lift to the upper floors as well.

The museum was nice, but fairly small. I was expecting bigger or more intricate designs but it was mainly very similar religious imagery throughout. It was also quite a bit out of the way. Nothing else to see in the area. The cafe was very cute though. There was also a cool courtyard in the middle.

Lovely museum however there wasn't much to see there. We paid 5 euro for an adult ticket and 2.5 for a student which was completely fine, however don't expect much. There are a few nice compositions to see, make sure to check out their cafe and get some coffee and cake (see pics) It's so lovely to sit there outside in the shade and appreciate the moment.