Museu da Agua

It's a small museum with some really interesting information about water supply in Lisbon through centuries. It has an engineering room too. The room looks beautiful and if you are lucky they could even switch the machines on. I'd say the museum isn't in a must see list but definitely worth visiting if you stay in the area. Allotments nearby are cool too!

The Lisbon Water Museum is a fascinating and educational destination that sheds light on the importance of water in our lives. This museum offers a deep dive into the history, science, and conservation of water resources. The interactive exhibits make learning about this vital element engaging and informative for visitors of all ages. What makes the experience even more special is the museum's location in a beautifully restored historical building. The architecture itself is a testament to Lisbon's rich heritage. The passionate and knowledgeable staff at the museum are eager to share insights and answer questions, making the visit all the more enriching. Whether you're a local or a tourist exploring Lisbon, the Water Museum is a must-visit. It's a place where science and history come together to highlight the importance of preserving this precious resource for future generations.

The museum is an old pumping station and you can see the steam machines that used to do the job until the 1930. Loved that the first thing they present is an installation on sustainability which shows you how much water is needed for various items from butter,eggs,apples to a mobile phone or a T-shirt. Also some interesting info on the Lisbon fountains, aqueduct and underground tanks.

It's a small museum with some really interesting information about water supply in Lisbon through centuries. It has an engineering room too. The room looks beautiful and if you are lucky they could even switch the machines on. I'd say the museum isn't in a must see list but definitely worth visiting if you stay in the area. Allotments nearby are cool too!