The most famous museum in Portugal is the National Museum of Ceramics. It is located in the eastern part of Lisbon, near the Madre de Deus. Its walls were formerly a convent, erected by Queen Leonora Aviz in the 15th century. In our time, this museum is called the most significant cultural ...

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