Self-Guided Visit - Bordalo Pinheiro Museum

Visita Livre - Museu Bordalo Pinheiro

Exhibition 5€

Sunday 27 September · until 31 Dec

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A self-guided visit to the permanent exhibition of the Bordalo Pinheiro Museum in Lisbon, the first museum in Portugal built from scratch for a single artist, holding a collection of some 13,200 objects ranging from tiles and ceramics to the humorous drawings of the creator of Zé Povinho.

Synopsis Permanent exhibition of the Bordalo Pinheiro Museum, in Lisbon. The Bordalo Pinheiro Museum opened to the public in 1916, being the first museum in Portugal to be built from scratch to house the work of a single artist. Its mission is to promote the work of Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, a remarkable artist of the second half of the 19th century for his genius and humour, and creator of the famous Zé Povinho. Starting from the collection of Cruz Magalhães, founder of the Museum, the holdings have been enriched over the last 100 years. The collection comprises around 13,200 objects, from tiles and ceramics to humorous drawing. Come and discover Lisbon's most fun museum! Opening Hours The Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm. Closed on Mondays, 1 January, 1 May and 24, 25 and 31 December Prices Price list Full ticket: 5.00€ Discounts, upon presentation of a supporting document Young people aged 13-25: 2.50€ (non-residents in the municipality of Lisbon) People with Specific Characteristics and Deaf people: 3.50€ (+60% disability, upon proof; accompanying person exempt) CML employees, 4.00€ Institutional agreements with EGEAC, 4.00€ Performing arts professionals, 3.50€ Free Entry Children up to 12 years old Young people aged 13-23 (residents in the municipality of Lisbon, upon proof) Aged 65 or over (residents in the municipality of Lisbon, upon proof) Sundays and public holidays until 2pm (residents in the municipality of Lisbon, upon proof) International Museum Day, 18 May EGEAC employees Journalists, professionals performing specific functions (prior request) Members of APOM/ICOM Holders of the Lisboa Card Researchers and Teachers, accredited or performing duties (prior request) Tourism professionals Institutional patrons (identified by CA) Unemployed (residents in the municipality of Lisbon, upon proof) Accompanying persons of People with Specific Characteristics