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MUDE

Museum · Rossio ·

Design & fashion museum in a former bank with rooftop views

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R. Augusta 24, 1100-053 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

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Gender neutral restroom
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible restroom

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R. Augusta 24, 1100-053 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

+351 21 817 1892
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@mudemuseu

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•Restroom
•Gender neutral restroom
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Nov 19, 2025

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10 Best Museums in Lisbon | Condé Nast Traveler

"No word yet when MUDE will finally complete its renovation, but MUDE Outside, a series of pop-ups paying tribute to the intersection of design and culture, will keep us sated while we're waiting for the dramatic revamp of this fashion and design museum, set in an old bank. The museum pre-reno had more than 2,000 objects—a mix of clothing, accessories, footwear, furniture, and objects—that touch on themes like luxury and counterculture. Past exhibits featured Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, and Jean-Paul Gaultier." - Alia Akkam

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MUDE (Museu do Design e da Moda), Lisbon, Portugal - Museum Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"We heard this place was closed; what's the scoop? There's no word yet when MUDE will finally complete its renovation, but MUDE Outside will keep us sated while we're waiting for the dramatic revamp of this fashion and design museum, which is situated in an old bank. Got it. And, before the temporary overhaul (and, hopefully, after), what could you see here? Prior to its overhaul, the museum featured more than 2,000 objects—a mix of clothing, accessories, footwear, furniture, and objects—that touched on themes like luxury and counterculture. Past exhibitions have highlighted designers like Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, and Jean-Paul Gaultier. Sounds fabulous! In the meantime, what can MUDE Outside offer visitors? MUDE Outside hosts citywide pop-ups that keep momentum going during the museum's closure. Farther afield, MUDE organized "How Do We Pronounce Design in Portuguese?," a large cross-disciplinary show in Providence in collaboration with Rhode Island School of Design. Excellent. And, who will we be exchanging wanting glances with? (Over the pieces, that is.) Creative types enamored with the nuances of design and fashion." - Alia Akkam

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heimo N.

Google
exhibition were great, but the real star is the building itself! old bank, gently transformed into exhibition space - demure interventions, showing grest respect for the original architecture. 5 stars for that! and the new rooftop terrace: that‘s the million dollar view! worth coming here just for that! ❤️♥️❤️

Julia B.

Google
Not worth the visit unless you're just trying to kill time. Objects often seem randomly chosen, especially in the furniture design section. There’s no narrative behind the trends, styles, or their connection to lifestyle. The educational value is minimal. There are no seating areas in the exhibition halls. The rooftop restaurant and terrace are closed. The museum is housed in a former bank building, which adds some interest. 40 mins to an hour is enough time to explore.

Luke L.

Google
So much to see on so many levels. A great value at $15 to enter all exhibits. So much cool stuff to see. Fun looking at this history and the exhibits. Definitely worth going to especially if you are into fashion.

Daria K.

Google
I visited MUDE today and was absolutely impressed! The ticket price is €15, but as a student I got a 50% discount and paid only €7.5 – totally worth it. On the lower ground floor there was a small but very fashionable exhibition dedicated to Vivienne Westwood. The 2nd, 4th, and 5th floors host exhibitions of Portuguese fashion, European fashion, and also graphic design. On the 6th floor there’s a fantastic terrace with a great view of the city – perfect for photos. Overall, I really enjoyed the experience and would highly recommend it to anyone interested in fashion, art, or design.

Saša S

Google
The former bank building, with its awe-inspiring vault and rooftop terrace, is stunning. But the exhibitions feel lackluster, not very engaging, and mostly repeat what you can see elsewhere in Europe.

P R.

Google
This design museum has a great range of furnishing, fashion, and products. They are well presented and described. When I visited (April 2025), one gallery was yet to open after the recent refurbishment, and the cafe and rooftop restaurant were not yet open. Being able to see the amazing basement vaults and safety deposit rooms (from its days as a grand central bank in Lisbon) is one very good reason why it's worth visiting this museum

alice

Google
Very nice, we originally went for the Vivienne Westwood exposition, and ended up visiting the whole museum, which was very pleasant and pretty. The rooftop view was amazing.

Jillian B.

Google
The exhibit of Portuguese fashion, graphic, a s furniture design was nicely curated yet felt underwhelming. I might suggest to pass for this exhibit unless you have an hour free and are looking to pass the time. The building architecture and interior design was well done. The staff was friendly and helpful.
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Steffie S.

Yelp
A feast for the eyes! I love and respect great design from clothing to furniture to advertising posters. This museum has it all. Such a pleasure to walk through and soak it all in. There's also a rooftop terrace with beautiful views and flowers to enjoy. It's conveniently located in the heart of Lisbon, so don't miss it.
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Clémentine R.

Yelp
Nice to enter for free in a museum, and particularly when it's not a very good exhibition. It's an old bank which became a museum of modern art. So a great building. Quite interesting ground floor : objects, furnitures and clothes from all the times. Not many explanations on the walls, too bad that they don't propose a short visit with a guide, even with a student in art. We went to see the exhition at the 1st floor but we didn't enjoy it. It was about researches necesary to organise an exhibition. A lot of papers to read, not very ludic or interactive. At the end a video on an old TV but just in portuguese, with no subtutiles ! We couldn' understand what it was about...
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Yvonne B.

Yelp
I just love MUDE! This Fashion and Design museum in the heart of the old town in Lisbon is inspiring, well layed-out and it's FREE! 4 floors cover different exhibitions of Portuguese and international design with changing temporary shows on the top and lower level. Right now you can enjoy original stage costumes that have been made for Shakesspeare plays, Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake and many more. Upcoming later in May will be a Christian Lacroix feature which sadly I'll be missing.