A place to visit for the art lovers passing by Porto. Great DA in a very impressive building…read more Unfortunately I didn't visited the garden as it asked to pay for an extra ticket. Don't expect much from the library. Classic art books but nothing more On sunday morning the museum is free for everyone

The permanent collection is currently closed due to covid with no reopening date, so it's just…read moretemporary exhibitions for now The Dom Pedro exhibition was small and only of interest to aficionados of Portuguese history Italian/Portuguese Masters was really just drawings. Most weren't very interesting and of the Real Masters there was only one I spotted - a Leonardo da Vinci If you're in the area maybe it's worth dropping by but I don't think it was worth going out of your way to visit (it's a bit out of the way compared to other sights) and paying 3€. At least while the permanent collection is out of commission

Love this museum. For me visiting a city in a foreign land starts always with museum. The museum…read morein Porto in kinda unknown but lovely. Definitely a must visit place in Porto. Yeah, there are so many place to visit, but museum is my thing in any cities in the world.

We enjoyed it. If…read moreyou're looking for an overview of the history of the Trams and Trolley cars of Porto, this is the place to get it. We paid the senior (65) rate of €4 each to get in. We spent about 30 minutes but you could easily spend an hour or more here. We saw 20 or so, restored cars as well as components of older power plant systems that power the system. When we're done, we hopped aboard the tram to Infante to walk around the river area. You buy tram tickets on the train and can pay using cash or credit.