The Museu da Electricidade (The Electricity Museum), is one of the finest examples of industrial construction in Portugal in the first half of the 20th century, located in Lisbon. It is a cultural center and museum of science for the general public. Its exhibition rooms show the past, present and future of energy, while various cultural and commercial events take place alongside thematic and experimental exhibitions. The entire complex of the Central Tejo (The Tejo Power Station) consists of a former thermo-electric power plant, which supplied power to Lisbon and its surroundings.
Science & Technology History & Anthropology Industrial heritage
Av. de Brasilia, Central Tejo., Lisbon
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The Electricity Museum in Lisbon, Portugal, offers an engaging experience for visitors interested in the history and science of electricity. Housed in a former thermoelectric power plant, the museum's industrial setting adds to its authenticity. Exhibits showcase the evolution of electricity production and its impact on society, featuring both interactive displays and historic machinery. Many visitors appreciate the well-preserved turbines and generators, which provide a tangible connection to Lisbon's industrial past. The museum's blend of educational content and visual appeal makes it suitable for both adults and children. Some reviewers note that certain areas could benefit from more detailed explanations or updated interactive elements. The rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of the Tagus River, which many find to be a highlight of their visit. While the museum may not appeal to everyone, those with an interest in technology or industrial history generally find it worthwhile. The museum's location in the trendy Belém district makes it a convenient stop when exploring other nearby attractions.
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