Lisbon, like other cities, has always been marked by the sharing of space between humans and other animals, domestic or not. Dogs, pigs, cows or horses were inseparable from daily life, integrating networks of work, food, commerce and sociability. This exhibition recovers stories of these often-forgotten inhabitants, and invites us to rediscover the spaces where their presence was significant. It presents places and biographies of animals that reveal different forms of coexistence: moments of peaceful cohabitation and interdependence, but also relationships marked by exploitation and domination. Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. history olisipography.