You can usually find the latest Hollywood releases playing around town. Films are generally shown in their original language with Portuguese subtitles. The exceptions are children’s cartoons, which are normally dubbed but often have at least one original-version screening.

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Chapitô

A good way to hurdle the language barrier is to see a show at this theater, where contemporary clowning and physical theater, often with...

Cinemateca Portuguesa

Portugal's national film theater is the place to catch key Portuguese films and art-house reruns. More obscure non-Portuguese movies...

Coliseu dos Recreios

This circular concert hall is a Lisbon cultural landmark. It hosts international performers and musicals as well as some of the best...

Culturgest

This convention center mounts a major concert and exhibition program, often of cutting-edge contemporary art. ...

Galeria 111

You might spot works of the famed Portuguese painter Paula Rego at Galeria 111, one of Portugal's best-known galleries. ...

Galeria Arte Periférica

This gallery and arts store at the Centro Cultural de Belém is a good source of contemporary art, particularly by younger artists. ...

Galeria Cristina Guerra

This gallery shows work by Portuguese heavyweights, including Julião Sarmento. ...

Galeria Filomena Soares

Housed in a large former warehouse not far from the Museu Nacional do Azulejo, this gallery is owned and bears the name of one of Europe's...

Galeria Graça Brandão

This gallery focuses on contemporary works from Portuguese and Brazilian artists. ...

Galeria Novo Século

If you're looking for contemporary Portuguese art that has yet to catch the eye of critics or collectors, try this gallery. ...

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