A highlight is the exhibition The blue clay of Lisbon from the collection of the Museum of Lisbon - Roman Theater,
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This section reveals one of the most important monuments of the ancient Roman city of Felicitas Iulia Olisipo: its theater, from the 1st century AD. In addition to the archaeological site, it includes a long-term exhibition area housed in two buildings from different periods, which simultaneously hosts temporary exhibitions and presents a monthly program.
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The people are on the streets
Throughout its history, Lisbon has been the scene of multiple coups, insurrections, riots, rebellions and revolts that have changed the country's destiny forever. On this tour, through squares and palaces, we revisit the stages of the main revolutions, from 1385 to 1974.
Target audience: 12 and over
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