PROGRAM FOR SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF

CRAFT AND DESIGN

Day 1 - 18 Sep (TUE): ARRIVING DAY

Check in at PortoBay Liberdade Hotel

07:00 pm – Short sightseeing tour of Lisbon and dinner at Bica do Sapato. Housed at an old port building,

Bica do Sapato is one of the best restaurants in Lisbon in terms of food and design.

http://www.bicadosapato.com/

Return to the hotel.

Lisbon view from Tejo River Art Architecture and Technology Museum Joana Vasconcelos`s Studio

Day 2 - 19 Sep (WED): LISBON

09:30 am – Departure to visit Centro Cultural de Belém and Museu Colecção Berardo.

The Museu Colecção Berardo housed in the Belem Cultural Center holds a treasure trove of works of

modern masters of art such as Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Francis Bacon and Jackson Pollock.

The collection is strong in European and American art both of the 20th

and 21st centuries. The museum

displays its 1000 works in rotation so you are never quite sure what will be exhibited at the time of your visit.

https://www.ccb.pt/

11:45 am – Mosteiro dos Jerónimos (Hieronymites Monastery), is a UNESCO World Heritage site

(http://www.manorhouses.com/unesco/whjeron.html). A jewel of Manueline style, it is at this hermitage that

Vasco da Gama and his men spent the night in prayer before setting out for India in 1497.

01:15 pm – Lunch at Museu do Oriente with fantastic views of the Tagus River and surrounding landscape.

The Museu do Oriente is an international multi-disciplinary museum in scope and purpose. It seeks to

provide all visitors with living and insightful memory of Asian cultures and centuries of relationships

between the East and the West, particularly in regards to Portugal. www.museudooriente.pt/

02:45 pm – Visit MAAT - Museu de Arte, Arquitectura e Techologia and Central do Tejo (Museu da

Electricidade). MAAT has opened the doors to the public on 2017. As a new cultural center in Lisbon, this

new museum represents an ambition to host national and international exhibitions with contributions by

contemporary artists, architects and thinkers. Designed by the prestigious British architecture firm Amanda

Levete Architects – whose curriculum includes distinctions such as the RIBA Stirling Prize, the new building

rises on the riverfront with an architectural narrative that is sensitive to the city’s cultural heritage and future,

offering, among other features, a pedestrian roof that offers a privileged view of Lisbon and the Tagus, and

which immediately became an iconic location. https://www.maat.pt/

04:15 pm - Visit the Joana Vasconcelos´s Studio. Joana Vasconcelos exhibits regularly since the mid-

1990s. After her participation in the 51st International Art Exhibition– la Biennale di Venezia in 2005, her

work became known internationally. Recent highlights of her career include Trafaria Praia, project for the

Pavilion of Portugal at the 55th International Art Exhibition– la Biennale di Venezia (2013); a solo exhibition

at the Château de Versailles, France (2012); participation in the group exhibition 'The World Belongs to You'

at the Palazzo Grassi/François Pinault Foundation, Venice (2011); and her first retrospective, held at the

Museu Coleção Berardo, Lisbon (2010). Between June and November 2018 Joana Vasconcelos will have a

major exhibition at the Bilbao Guggenheim.

THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON IS FREE

Here you have our suggestions of other important landmarks in the same area:

Nearby you may also view and visit the amazing Torre de Belém, another UNESCO World Heritage site

(http://www.manorhouses.com/unesco/whbelem.html), built in the middle of the Tagus River to protect the

mouth of the river from invaders and to serve as a ceremonial gateway to Lisbon.

Museu Nacional dos Coches, the Coaches Museum has the largest and most valuable collection of its type

in the world. It opened in 1905 in a richly-decorated 18th-century royal riding school that was part of Belem

Palace, illustrating the ostentation and staggering wealth of the old Portuguese elite. On its 110th anniversary

it moved across the street to a new building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Paulo Mendes da

Rocha. http://museudoscoches.gov.pt/en/homepage/

Palácio de Belém, the Belém Palace has, over time, been the official residence of Portuguese monarchs and,

after the installation of the First Republic, the Presidents of the Portuguese Republic.

Fábrica dos Pasteis de Belém a master of hand-crafted pastries in Portugal since 1837.

http://pasteisdebelem.pt/

**FREE DINNER

Day 3 – 20 Sep (THU): LISBON

09:30 am –Departure to visit to Museu e Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian (Calouste Gulbenkian Museum

and Foundation).

Calouste Gulbenkian was an Armenian businessman (petroleum) and philantropist. He died in 1955 in

Lisbon and willed a percentage of his fortune to the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation whose mission

includes art, education, charity and science. On the premises you will find the foundation offices, Calouste

Gulbenkian Museum and the Art Library, gardens, a large auditorium and the Modern Art Centre.

https://gulbenkian.pt/

Lisbon - Calouste Gulbenkian Museum and Foundation Lisbon - Chiado

01:00 pm – Lunch at Fundação Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva

02:30 pm – Visit to Fundação Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva – Museum of Decorative Arts and Workshops

Fundação Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva houses the Museum of Decorative Arts.

In 1947 the banker and collector, Ricardo do Espirito Santo Silva purchased the 17th century Azurara Palace.

In 1953 the museum along with a school was created to preserve the craft traditions and to display the

antiquities of everyday life from the 17th

and 18th

centuries. Through its two schools, the College of

Decorative Arts and the Arts and Crafts Institute, the Foundation runs workshops in traditional crafts like

woodworking, metalwork and bookbinding. www.fress.pt/

THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON IS FREE

Here you have our suggestions of other important landmarks in the same area:

Alfama District is one of the oldest districts of Lisbon, and is a delightful maze of narrow cobbled streets

and ancient houses, which lead up the steep hill from the Tejo Estuary to the castle. Contained within this

diverse and charismatic district are many historic buildings including the Sé Cathedral, the São Jorge

Castle, the National Pantheon and Saint Anthony’s Church.

08:30 pm – Dinner at Grémio Literário, an exclusive private club with a lovely patio garden. (to confirm)

Day 4 – 21 Sep (FRI): LISBON – ESTORIL – CASCAIS

09:30 am - Departure to visit the recent Art Galleries District of Beato/Xabregas, a group of structures and

spaces that are being stylishly reborn, harboring art galleries. Visit to the following galleries, most of them

housed in fantastic warehouses totally recovered: Andrea Baginsky Gallery www.baginski.com.pt

Galeria Filomena Soares. www.gfilomenasoares.com, Galeria Francisco Fino www.franciscofino.com and

finally the Fundação Leal Rios (Leal Rios Foundation), a Portuguese institution governed by private law

whose main goals are the dissemination, upkeep, preservation and promotion of works and artists represented

in the contemporary art and design collection, which brothers Manuel and Miguel Rios have assembled over

the last twelve years http://www.lealriosfoundation.com

12:30 am - Depart to visit Cascais and Estoril, seaside towns where nearly all the royal families of Europe

lived during WWII.

01:00 pm - Lunch at Cidadela de Cascais

02:30 pm - Visit the beautiful Casa das Histórias Paula Rego Museum dedicated to the work of

contemporary artist, Dame Maria Paula Figueiroa Rego. The building was designed by Pritzke Prize Winner

portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura.

www.casadashistoriaspaularego.com; http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/paula_rego.htm

Walking tour around Cascais Museum District including the building of the Farol de Santa Marta

(Lighthouse – Santa Marta Museum) by the International Portuguese Architect Aires Mateus, the Centro

Cultural de Cascais and the Cidadela Art District, an art center gallery with studios opened to visitors.

Estoril Cascais Casa das Histórias Paula Rego Museum

FREE AFTERNOON to visit the charming old town of Cascais.

**EARLY FREE DINNER AT CASCAIS

Return to the hotel.

Casa de Chá da Boa Nova – Arch Siza Vieira Vista Alegre Museum Casa da Música – Arch Rem Koolhaas

Day 5 – 22 Sep (SAT): LISBOA - PORTO

09:30 am – Departure with luggage to Porto, passing by the medieval town of Óbidos.

10:30 am – Visit the small town of Óbidos, encircled by a ring of medieval walls and crowned by a Moorish

castle.

01:00 pm - Lunch at Museu Vista Alegre

02:30 pm – Visit the Museu Vista Alegre (Vista Alegre Museum), at Ílhavo, Aveiro. The Vista Alegre

Museum, located at the old factory buildings, is made up of more than 30.000 porcelain pieces of this very

significant Portuguese brand. The museum shows the factory’s history and the aesthetic evolution of

porcelain production and its significance in Portuguese society of the 19th

and 20th

centuries.

https://vistaalegre.com/pt/t/vaa_visitemuseudavistaalegre_omuseuvistaalegre-1

04:30 am – Drive to Porto

Arrive at Porto. Check in at Carris Porto Ribeira Hotel

08.30 pm – Light dinner at the private home of Álvaro Leite Siza

Return to the hotel

Day 6 – 23 Sep (SUN): VISIT PORTO – VILA REAL - DOURO VALLEY

09:00 am – Departure to a day trip to Douro Valley. Its landscape is classified as “World Heritage”

by Unesco and it is the oldest “DOC” region in the world with several of the wines produced there

being in the top ten of the “Wine Spectator” magazine.

11:00 am - Arriving at Vila Real. You will visit the Palácio de Mateus and its gardens. Designed by

Nicolau Nasoni in the 18th

century, the palace is one of the jewels of the Portuguese Baroque style.(Note: He

was the architect of the Igreja dos Clérigos and Torre dos Clérigos you will visit in Porto.)

12:00 am - From there you will drive through the Douro Valley for wine tastings and a visit to Quinta do

Vallado, a traditional estate from one of the most prestigious and famous wine families.

1:30 pm - Drive through N222 road, considered in the past few years as the most beautiful scenic road in the

world. Lunch at DOC Restaurant, owned by the Michelin star chef Rui Paula.

04:30 pm - Visit the Douro Museum.

06:30 pm - Return to the hotel

**FREE DINNER

Vila Real – Palácio de Mateus Douro Valley Douro Valley – Quinta do Vallado

Day 7 - 24 Sep (MON): PORTO

09:30 am - Departure to Leça da Palmeira to a special architectural tour of Alvaro SizaVieira´s swimming

pools and Casa de Chá da Boa Nova. Álvaro Siza was awarded the Pritzker Prize in 1992 and is the most

renowned Portuguese Architect. Siza´s architecture whose structures, ranging from swimming pools to public

housing buildings, are characterized by a quiet clarity of form and function, a sensitive integration into their

environment and a purposeful engagement with both cultural and architectural traditions.

01:00 pm – Lunch at Árvore Restaurant with the possibility of visiting its workshops. Árvore is a

cooperative of artists. www.arvorecoop.pt

02:30 pm – Continue to visit the old part of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Walking tour to visit Praça dos Leões (Square of the Lions), Igreja dos Clérigos and Torre dos Clérigos

(this Baroque church and tower were designed by Nicolau Nasoni in the 18th

century) and finally the amazing

Livraria Lello, a neo-Gothic bookstore dating to 1881 considered several times to be the most beautiful

bookshop on the planet.

Proceed to visit the tiles of the São Bento train station and the main square of Porto – Avenida dos Aliados

and the recently renovated Rua das Flores where the buildings keep the typical Porto’s façade and other

landmarks in the same area: the Palácio da Bolsa (Stock Exchange Palace), the Instituto do Vinho do Porto

and the Baroque Church of São Francisco covered in gold from Brazil

05:00 pm–Visit and wine tasting in a traditional Port Wine Cellar House. The afternoon will end with a

small Cruise aboard a “rabelo”, typical boat to transport Port Wine down the Douro river.

**FREE DINNER

Day 8 – 25 Sep (TUE): PORTO

09:30am – Departure to visit Casa da Música

Special architectural tour of the Casa de Música (Music House) by Dutch architect Rem Koolhas, a piece

of sculpture in itself it is one of the most interesting new buildings in Porto. The auditorium was designed to

mark the festive year of 2001, in which the city of Porto was designated European Capital of Culture.

http://www.casadamusica.com

12:00 pm – Lunch and Visit Fundação e Museu de Serralves

On 18 hectares Foundation and Serralves Contemporary Art Museum are a world-class center for

cutting-edge international contemporary art. The museum is a minimalist building designed by Pritzker

Prize-winning architect, Alvaro Siza Vieira.The two buildings on the site (the Art Deco house of Conde De

Vizela is the second structure) are surrounded by fantastic gardens with contemporary sculptures (including

the gigantic shovel by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen).

The Serralves Foundation’s mission is to raise the public's awareness of contemporary art and the

environment. The Foundation pursues its mission via the following avenues: the Museum of Contemporary

Art as a multi-disciplinary centre, the Park as a natural heritage site ideally suited for environmental

education and entertainment activities, and the Auditorium as a centre for reflection and debate on issues

facing contemporary society.

In addition to serving as the Foundation’s head office, Serralves Villa is reserved for presentation of

temporary exhibitions. Originally designed as a private residence and unique example of Art Deco

architecture, the Villa and the park inspired by the modernists are notable both in the fields of architecture

and landscape design unique in Portugal as well as all in Europe. https://www.serralves.pt/pt/

The rest of the afternoon will be free to visit the beautiful and charming Foz do Douro area

Porto – vie Porto view from Douro River Serralves Contemporary Art Museum Porto – Arrábida Bridge

08:30 pm – Dinner at Cafeína, one of the best restaurants in Porto.

Day 9 - 26 Sep (WED): PORTO – GUIMARÃES - BRAGA

09:30 am–After breakfast, you will be taken to the historical town of Guimarães – the cradle of Portugal -

passing through the countryside planted with vines and fruit trees.

10:30 am–Arrival at Guimarães and visit the Paço dos Duques de Bragança and the old part of town

which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. (http://www.manorhouses.com/unesco/whporto.html) Besides all

the history and heritage Guimarães has grown into a very lively city. This combination led to Guimarães’

nomination as the European Capital of Culture in 2012. The Plataforma das Artes e Criatividade is one of

the landmarks of this recent change, it is an infrastructural project that transformed the Old Market of

Guimarães into a multifunctional space dedicated to artistic, cultural and economic-social activity.

01:30 pm–Lunch at the home of Paula and Mário Sequeira, art gallery owners in Braga, a city 25 minutes

away from Guimarães.

After lunch at the Sequeira’s, you will tour their impressive art gallery and private sculpture park with

works by Richard Long, Anselm Kieffer, Julian Opie, and Rui Chafes. www.mariosequeira.com/

Historic Center of Guimarães Plataforma das Arte – Guimarães Mário Sequeira Art Gallery

04:30 pm – Also in Braga, you will visit the gardens of the Bom Jesus do Monte, landscaped around an

incredible Baroque staircase.

Return to the hotel.

08:00 pm – Dinner at a restaurant in Largo de São Domingos in downtwon Porto.

Day 10 - 27 Sep (THU): PORTO - LISBON

09:30 am – Departure with luggage to Lisboa passing the university town of Coimbra.

Visit the University of Coimbra dating from 1292, with its stunning 18th century library, Biblioteca

Joanina. The ornate 18th

century Baroque library owes its name to João V, the Magnanimous. He sponsored

the building as part of his effort to promote artistic, cultural and scientific endeavors.

01:30 pm – Lunch at A Portuguesa Restaurant. (to confirm)

Coimbra University Coimbra University Library CoimbraView

Arrival in Lisbon, check in at the Pestana Palace Lisboa Hotel

08:00 pm – Farewell dinner at a restaurant in Lisbon.

Day 11 – 28 Sep (FRI): DEPARTURE DAY

END OF THE TRIP

List of the Hotels:

At Lisbon from 18 to 22 September - PortoBay Liberdade 5*(Room Classification: Superior)

https://www.portobay.com/en/hotels/portugal/lisbon-portugal/porto-bay-liberdade/

At Porto from 22 to 27 September - Carris Porto Ribeira 4* (Room Classification: Standard)

http://www.carrishoteles.com/pt/hoteis/hotel-porto-ribeira-porto/

At Lisbon from 27 to 28 September - Pestana Palace Lisboa 5* (Room Classification: Classic)

http://www.pestanapalacelisbon.com/pt/

Food and Wine:

Food and wine are extremely important in the Portuguese way of life. Portuguese cuisine is extremely varied,

differs by region and is defined by natural ingredients prepared both in traditional and creative ways. Fish, meat,

olive oil, tomato and spices are the basis for many dishes, served with local breads and cheese. The country has

many fine wine-producing regions, including the Douro Valley, which has the oldest wine appellation system in the

world and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition to the famous Port wines, there are many distinctive

white and red wines produced from indigenous grape varieties.

Rates include:

• English speaking guide

• Entrance fees to all museums and national

monuments

• Transportation on a private coach with air

conditioning

• Tolls

• Tips for guide and driver

• Tips at restaurants

• Meals include a non-alcoholic beverage, a glass of

wine and coffee

Not included:

• Airfare

• All extras not mentioned

• All Free Dinners mentioned in the program (**)

Please note the program might suffer slight changes but all for the sake of keeping the same level of quality.

Web sites of interest:

http://www.visitportugal.com/Cultures/en-US/default.html

http://www.manorhouses.com/unesco/

http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/3208.htm

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/portugal

http://www.justportugal.org/

http://www.360portugal.com/index.html

Portugal Food & Drinks

Portugal has a very broad gastronomy as the result of centuries of connecting world areas as

the first “globalizer” and Porto, naturally is a city with a very large variety of restaurants

many trendy others traditional.

All restaurants, bars, patisseries/delicatessen, etc, contacts and location can be find in the

internet as well as all information about the city, theatres, cinemas, shopping centers

(malls), etc.

Bellow you can find some of the best suggestions at Lisboa and Porto organized by area and

with the indication of the site/facebook for further information.

LISBOA

Some suggestions by areas…

1. In the Chiado area

All restaurants that belong to Jose Avillez are good, namely Bairro do Avillez, Cantinho do

Avillez, Mini Bar: http://www.joseavillez.pt/pt/

Palácio Chiado – http://palaciochiado.pt/

A historic building in the city center with several restaurants inside. Ideal for a light meal.

Topo Chiado – https://www.facebook.com/TOPO-1679047655647575/

It’s divided into two different areas, one for cocktails on sofas or loungers, and another, up a

flight of steps, for light meals. It’s therefore a place for a meal at any time of the day, for

cocktails in the sun, or simply for a drink after dinner, always to the sound of a chillout

soundtrack.

Taberna da Rua das Flores - https://pt-pt.facebook.com/A-Taberna-da-Rua-das-Flores-

292950570719522/

Recalling old grocery stores and taverns, this space brings to the present the ambience and

traditions from Lisbon's past. Its meals follow long-forgotten recipes, from cod dishes to

meat sandwiches. Doesn't accept bookings.

Pastelaria Benard - https://pt-pt.facebook.com/Pastelaria-Benard-342234722482773/

The Benard pastry shop was founded in 1868 as a tea house, and today is one of Lisbon's

landmark cafés, with tables outside in the heart of the Chiado district. It has the best

croissants in town.

Sea Me – really nice fish and seafood restaurant at Rua do Loreto

2. In the Santa Catarina area:

Pharmacia - https://m.facebook.com/restaurantepharmacia

Located in the building of the Pharmacy Museum by the Santa Catarina lookout terrace, this

restaurant´s decor is inspired by the pharmacies of the past. The menu consists of traditional

Portuguese “petiscos” (tapas).

Madame Petisca - http://www.madamepetisca.pt/

Next to Santa catarina lookout terrace, at the top of the Monte Belvedere Hotel, this spot

doubles as a bar and tapas restaurant. There’s a beautiful view over the Tagus crossed by

the 25 de Abril Bridge.

3. In the Bairro Alto area:

100 Maneiras – http://100maneiras.com/

It first opened in Cascais but moved to the capital in 2009. The Gastronomic excellence has

been maintained, and the chef is still Ljubomir Stanisic, a Bosnian who has made Lisbon is

home.

Terraço BA Bairro Alto Hotel - http://www.bairroaltohotel.com/terraco-bairro-alto

The small terrace on the top floor of the Bairro Alto Hotel is filled with comfortable sofas and

chairs to offer river views along with cocktails and light meals, always to the sound of chill-

out music.

PARK - https://pt-pt.facebook.com/parklisboaofficial/

The rooftop of a car park (7th floor) was transformed into a bar with a beautiful view over

the city, the river, and the bell towers of Santa Catarina Church.

4. In the Príncipe Real area:

Pizzaria Zero Zero - http://www.pizzeriazerozero.pt/

All the ingredients used here are from Italy. It faces one of the city’s most pleasant green

spaces, the Botanical Garden. The small patio in the back opens onto the garden’s

vegetation, which can also be seen from the interior.

A Cevicheria - https://www.facebook.com/ACevicheriaChefKiko/

A giant octopus (made of sponge) hanging from the ceiling draws the attention of passers-by

on the street, and it’s an indication of what’s served inside – ceviche. It does not accept

reservations.

Chef Kiko has a nice new restaurant very near Cevicheria called Asiatico

Tapisco - http://www.tapisco.pt/

Celebrity chef Henrique Sá Pessoa offers a menu of Spanish tapas and Portuguese petiscos.

Corallo Cacau & Coffee - https://www.claudiocorallo.com/index.php?lang=pt#

This shop specializes in high-quality all-natural chocolate and coffee from São Tomé and

Príncipe.

The products come straight from the family plantation.

Copenhagen Coffee Lab. - http://cphcoffeelab.pt/?lang=pt

Coffee shop, just around the corner from Praça das Flores, is meant to be a lab dedicated to

the various ways of preparing and serving coffee. In addition to the variety of coffee, it also

serves tea and hot chocolate, which may accompany a piece of cake or sandwich.

Memmo Principe Real: http://www.memmohotels.com/principereal/memmo-principe-real

Its bar and restaurant have a fantastic view, very nice décor and the food is great

5. In the São Bento area:

Gelateria NANNARELLA - https://pt-pt.facebook.com/GelateriaNannarella/

Between Praça das Flores and São Bento Palace is this artisanal ice cream shop which is also

a “lab” for the Italian owner.

6. In the Estrela area:

XL – https://pt-pt.facebook.com/XL-Restaurante-331205053588354/

Because it faces the parliament building, this sophisticated restaurant often attracts

politicians and businessmen, but everyone enjoys its superb soufflés and fried

specialties. The wine list is excellent, offering a large variety of labels.

7. In the Alcantara area:

LX Factory – A factory complex from 1846 was reborn in 2008 as a "factory" of creativity and

experiences. It kept the industrial spaces and invited companies related to the arts, which

later brought shops, cafés and restaurants. Today there’s a little bit of everything, from

fashion to books, to vintage furniture and contemporary design, next to dining options.

8. In the Cais do Sodré area:

Mercado da Ribeira - Traditional market and food court, with canteen-style communal

tables, opened in May of 2014 and has become a major food destination.

It mixes stalls from top chefs with different brands of local products, and the foods range

from seafood to steak sandwiches, hamburgers, sushi and ice cream, among other

specialties.

In the first floor of Mercado da Ribeira you have the new Pap’Açorda restaurant. It is worth

a visit!

Gelateria Davvero - https://pt-pt.facebook.com/gelatodavvero/

Delicious Italian artisan ice-cream.

O Bom O Mau e O Vilão - https://pt-br.facebook.com/obomomaueovilao

Cocktail bar divided into small rooms also offers live music. Around the piano and several

armchairs you may also catch movie screenings and other cultural events.

In the new EDP headquarters building you have O Wolt, a very nice restaurant also from

Chef Kiko, owner of Cevicheria and Asiatico

9. In the Alfama area:

Portas do Sol - http://portasdosol.pt/en/

For a great view of Lisbon.

10. In the Campo de Ourique area:

Mercado de Campo de Ourique - https://pt-pt.facebook.com/mercadodecampodeourique/

Together with fish, seafood, meat, and fruits, there are also stalls specializing in pastries,

pizza and sushi. It's open every day until late at night, ideal for meals throughout the day.

11. In the Santa Apolónia area:

Bica do Sapato: http://www.bicadosapato.com/pt/

One of the most iconic restaurants in Lisbon with an amazing view of the Tejo river. Just

across the street from Santa Apolonia Train Station.

Lux Frágil: https://www.luxfragil.com

The most famous club in Lisbon is located next to Bica do Sapato.

In the same group of restored warehouses where Bica do Sapato is located, you also have

other nice more casual restaurants like:

Deli Delux: http://www.delidelux.pt

Cais das Pedras: http://www.caisdapedra.pt

12. In the Avenida da Liberdade area:

JNCQuoi: http://jncquoi.com

At Avenida da Liberdade you have to have dinner here. Visit the Deli Bar and the shop below

if it is open…

MUSEUMS AT LISBON:

MAAT - https://www.maat.pt/pt/inicio

Calouste Gulbenkian - https://gulbenkian.pt/

Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga - http://www.museudearteantiga.pt/

Museu Nacional dos Coches - http://museudoscoches.pt/pt/

Museu do Chiado - http://www.museuartecontemporanea.pt/

CCB Fundação Centro Cultural de Belém - https://www.ccb.pt/Default/pt/Inicio

Museu Nacional do Azulejo - http://www.museudoazulejo.pt/

Museu do Oriente - http://www.museudooriente.pt

Mude – Museum of Fashion and Design - http://www.mude.pt

PORTO

Some suggestions by areas…

1. In the FOZ area:

Cafeina, Casa Vasco, Terra, Portarossa - http://www.cafeina.pt/

Wish - http://wishrestaurante.com/

Oporto Café - https://www.facebook.com/restauranteoportocafe/

Casa de Pasto da Palmeira - https://www.facebook.com/Casa-de-Pasto-da-Palmeira-

175081119171836/

Pisca - https://www.facebook.com/Pisca-1695614127371795/

2. In the downtown area (Baixa):

Adega S. Nicolau - https://www.facebook.com/AdegaSNicolau/,

Traça - http://www.restaurantetraca.com/regular.html

Cantina 32 - http://www.cantina32.com/

DOP - http://www.doprestaurante.pt/

Champanheria Bistrot - http://www.champsdabaixa.com/

Tapa Bento and TapaBento Trindade - http://www.tapabento.com/

Flow - http://www.flowrestaurant.pt/flow/

Oficcina - https://www.oficinaporto.com/pt/

Cantinho do Avilez - http://cantinhodoavillez.pt/cantinho-porto/

Panca - http://www.reitoria.pt/

Reitoria - http://www.reitoria.pt/

3. In the Matosinhos area:

Another option is the Matosinhos area, close to Foz, with the highest concentration of

restaurants per sqm in Europe, providing an immense variety of fresh fish and seafood

grilled outside or prepared in so many different delicious ways...

There are really so many but you may try Marisqueira Esplanada, O Gaveto, Os Lusíadas,

Valentim, S. Valentim, D. Peixe, O Xarroco, etc, etc.

About MUST ART SERVICES

Is a company that operates in the Cultural Marketing, Events

and PR Areas with a strong experience of more than 15

years organizing tailor-made art tours for top institutions

around the world.

Our trips offer the possibility to have privileged access to historical landmarks but also to private homes

and collections.

Our main focus are Contemporary Art and Design, Architecture, Decorative Arts, Gardens and Heritage. We

recognize that to understand in depth the culture of a country Wine & Gastronomy are very relevant so in

all of the trips we organize those areas are extremely curated.

Munich Pinakothek, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Asociación de Jardines y Paisajes de Sevilla, National

Museum of Women in the Arts, Washintgton DC, Baltimore Museum of Art, National Portrait Gallery,

Washington DC, are among many groups that trusted our organization.

Maria do Carmo Pessanha Moreira - CEO

More than 20 years of experience as consultant in major projects in the areas of

Marketing & Communication, in the cultural and business sector.

Taught classes on Marketing & Communication and Cultural Marketing in several

important institutions and Universities, namely at Universidade Católica - Escola

das Artes (Catholic University - Arts School).

Former Marketing & Communication Manager at Serralves Contemporary Art

Foundation and Museum. Lived in São Paulo until the end of 2017, where she

founded ARTEXP.

Degree in Business Administration from Universidade Católica Portuguesa with a MBA degree from the

same University.

Maura Marvão – Consultant

Has a law degree from the Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Portuguese

Catholic University) and studied Public Relations and Arts Administration

(master) at the New York University.

Worked at the United Nations and at the New Museum of Contemporary Art

both in New York.

In Portugal taught classes on Cultural Marketing and PR, namely at the

Universidade Católica - Escola das Artes (Catholic University - Arts School) and worked as a consultant for

several institutions, companies, museums and universities.

Was president of ADIAC-Association of Portuguese contemporary art collectors.

Since 2008 represents Phillips auction house in Portugal

Is a board member and the cultural advisor at Fundação Portuguesa da Juventude (Portuguese Youth

Foundation).

Is a board member of Bagos D´Ouro, an NGO that operates in the Douro Valley creating academic

opportunities for children and young people.

Is the president of the friends group of Fundação Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva - FRESS in Lisbon.

Is the founder and president of the Portuguese branch of the National Museum of Women in the Arts in

Washington.