Lisbon
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| '''Lisbon''' is the capital of [[Portugal]] and of the district of Lisbon. | '''Lisbon''' is the capital of [[Portugal]] and of the district of Lisbon. | ||
| - | There are several substantial museums in the city. The most famous ones are the ''[[Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga]]'' (National Museum of Ancient Art), the [[National Azulejo Museum]], the ''[[Museu Calouste Gulbenkian]]'' (Calouste Gulbenkian Museum), containing varied collections of ancient and modern art, the ''[[Museu Nacional do Traje e da Moda]]'' (National Museum of Costume and Fashion), the [[Berardo Collection Museum]] (Modern Art) at the [[Belém Cultural Center]], the ''Museu da Electricidade'' ([[Electricity Museum (Lisbon)|Electricity Museum]]), the ''[[Museu Nacional dos Coches]]'' (National Coach Museum, containing the largest collection of royal coaches in the world), the [[National Museum of Natural History and Science, Lisbon|National Museum of Natural History and Science]], [[Museum of the Orient]], and the [[Pimenta Palace|Lisbon City Museum]]. | + | There are several substantial museums in the city. The most famous one is the ''[[Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga]]'' (National Museum of Ancient Art). |
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Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and of the district of Lisbon.
There are several substantial museums in the city. The most famous one is the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga (National Museum of Ancient Art).
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