Your basic cinema. Dependable, reliable, reasonably priced. Stadium seating…read more Medium-sized screen at Sala 2, smaller than the average American cinema screen. Pleasant, helpful staff.

A small cinema inside Monumental shopping mall. Showcasing independent and commercial films at 5.50…read more€ for students. A regular venue for film festivals, accompained by a coffee bar and restaurant and a movie-oriented fnac. Showings from mid day to midgnight. Some of the salas are small and have little leg room, and sometimes audio fails. Medeias is not a brand that cares about big screens and popcorn, instead they focus on showing indies for a longer commercial run.

This lovely one-screen cinema specializes in art house, foreign, and documentary films. Within one…read moreweek I saw The Little Prince, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Heart of a Dog, and the Portuguese film Montanha here. The staff are very friendly and helpful, the seats are comfortable, pastries and drinks are available as is a wide variety of magazines and journals in the lobby. I can't recommend it more highly.

Really enjoyed my visit here. My daughter and I found it strange that They don't put butter in…read moretheir popcorn but it was good nonetheless.

Instead of taking the tram directly to Belem Tower, Jamie W and I got off at the Calvario stop…read more(where the LX Factory is) and walked the rest of the way along the Tagus River. It took about an hour extra to get to the tower, but it was a good step day and well worth the additional sights. Chief among them was the striking architecture of this wave-shaped building overlooking the river. Housed in both a futuristic building and a vintage industrial power station, the museum itself was closed, but the undulating rooftop was open and free to enjoy panoramic views of the Tagus River, the 25 de Abril Bridge, and the waterfront promenade. It reminded me of the similarly conceived Opera House in Oslo also dominated visually by its walkable roof (review: https://yelp.to/sdji5rX0Cu). RELATED - Exploring Lisbon? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/XS5EvqaG1J

The best part of this experience was walking alongside the water as a cool breeze was blowing and…read moretaking in the beautiful architecture of the building and gazing at the bridge and surrounding landmarks. Once inside I was bewildered by the scarcity of the "Art". And it somehow got much worse when I visited the galleries. I'm baffled that there is any cost to this attraction let alone 15 Euros and the cafe was no better. Wish I had read the reviews first. Definitely left completely bummed out. However the persons working the front desk were super kind and helpful and for that, they deserve all the stars.

We really loved this stop. It is worth your time and money. Great and affordable (7€) walk thru…read morewith audio guide to learn the history of Lisboa. Really well done. As you learn about the trading port they actually pump in smells of cinnamon and others spices. Short movie as well to help picture the devastation of the earthquakes, tsunami and fires and then the planning and rebuilding. Located right in Commerce Square

A small museum experience to quickly learn Portugal's history. It is included with the Lisboa card…read morepurchase. A recorded guided experience.

Came in on the recommendation of somebody I met, and boy am I glad I did! This place is…read morefascinating! Interpretation is in several languages. Given how important this type of mode of transportation was earlier, it was just fascinating to see all this in one place. And the coaches of the royalty... So beautiful!

A wonderful chance to see magnificent coaches from over the centuries. Advance ticket sales, skip…read morethe line, are available online. We did not encounter long lines, but it certainly made entry very easy. Purchase of the audio tour was a good addition as it's used through a free phone app and your own headset. A wonderful representation of evolution of coaches, and certainly one of the larger collections in the world. We found this stop wonderful and pleasantly not crowded. You can complete the tour in two hours or less. Convenient facilities, including snacks and of course a souvenir shop are available. A highly recommended stop along the hop on hop off bus line that takes you around key locations in Lisbon.