CCB - Belém Cultural Center

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Located in the main square of Belem, the Belém Cultural Center (also referred to as CCB) was built at the start of 1988 for the purposes of welcoming the 1992 Portuguese presidency of the European Union. Originally controversial for its striking modern architecture next to the historical Jeronimos Monastery, the CCB was designed by architects Vittorio Gregotti (Italy) and Manuel Salgado (Portugal).

It has since become a cultural hub hosting numerous international exhibitions (from photography to mixed-media installations), cultural events and congresses. It is also an arts complex with the city's largest auditorium.

For years it was also home to the Design Museum, but that space is now occupied by the Berardo Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.

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CCB - Belém Cultural Center

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Reviews CCB - Belém Cultural Center

4/5
Dana, 04 Sept 2024

“Very good and useful, we were able to access museums for free and the use of public transport was very easy and made everything less stressful, especially for the Metro.”

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Sallyann, 08 Aug 2024

“The Lisbon card is fantastic, we picked it up from tourist information at the airport.and could use it straight away. Fab for getting about on the metro. lots of free tourist attractions around Lisbon too. A must when heading to the city.”

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Federica, 30 Jul 2024

“Ottimo acquisto per girare ovunque!”

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Eva, 26 Jul 2024

“He canjeado el voucher sin problemas en la oficina de turismo de la plaza del comercio en el centro de Lisboa.”

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