Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães

Really interesting to building eith lits of lovely tiles almost round the interior walls. Fully furnished and lots of info to read. Many valuable things like silver platters and paintings. V cheap to get in too

Unfortunately, we left the museum disappointed. We wanted to go inside, but we encountered an obstacle when trying to purchase tickets. They did not accept credit cards, so we could only pay with cash. The ticket for two people cost 10 euros, which I tried to pay with a 100 euro banknote. However, the cashier refused our 100 euro banknote without explanation, so we couldn't buy tickets. It's incomprehensible to us why 90 euros in change would be a problem for a museum. We did check out the garden, which was free, but unfortunately, that was also a disappointment. None of the numerous fountains and pools contained water, which significantly detracted from the overall appearance and atmosphere. Overall, our visit to the museum was an unpleasant experience. We hope others will have a more pleasant one!

Loved it so much! Beautiful inside, so much to see, and only €5! One of my Top 5 museums in Europe so far! The gardens outside are also spectacular, the entire place is like a cut and paste from a picture perfect magazine ! Bring a snack and sit in the park for a picnic.

I got lucky to visit this museum on first Sunday of a month what made my ticket cost 0€. It was spontaneous decision to stop by but I loved it. Museum is in very good condition plus the area around is really beautiful. Nice experience for single visit. Nothing special what you cannot see in other museums of Lisbon and the district but for free I was more than glad to explore it. Location is good as well - the park around is probably one of the best in Cascais

The eclectic home of the Irishman Jorge O'Neill, inaugurated in 1900, overlooks the bay of Santa Marta in Cascais and offers a fascinating mix of styles. Furnishings, paintings and porcelain are displayed in the richly decorated rooms. Established as a museum almost a hundred years ago, the villa also has an ancient small chapel, with typical azulejos, and a beautiful park, used daily by children and adults, with play and relaxation areas. The park also has a pond and is populated by roosters, ducks and a beautiful peacock.

Very cool museum but the best part was they put on a dance performance in traditional costumes at the end in the courtyard, beautiful.

Really beautiful. Place was huge and information was visible at prominent locations.

Beautiful home-museum. It looks like small castle outside and interior is also pretty grand. You have access to the tower as well (quite easy spiral stairs). Inexpensive and lovely small museum. Worth to visit.