National Museum of Natural History and Science Lisbon Portugal
Enjoy your visit to Lisbon to discover a Museum of Natural History and Science which also has a Botanical Garden, a historic Amphiteatro and Laboratorio Chimico, an Astronomical Observatory and an old riding stables.
This multi-disciplinary space, where curiosity about so many subjects is aroused and simultaneously satisfied, is one of the most emblematic places in Lisbon.
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