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Electricity Museum (Central Tejo)
CultureVisit: ~75 min
Museum housed in the former Central Tejo thermoelectric power station, an early 20th-century brick building beside the Tagus in Belém. It preserves original boilers, turbines and machinery, and explains how electricity was produced and distributed. It is run by the EDP Foundation and sits right next to the MAAT complex.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Electricity Museum (Central Tejo): 2 missions
- Walk through the boiler roomsEnter the industrial halls and observe the original machinery. Notice the scale of the spaces and the metal structures.
- Photograph the chimney and the brick facadeFrom the promenade by the Tagus, frame the brick facade of the building with the chimney. Try a shot that includes the river.
Near Electricity Museum (Central Tejo)
National Coach Museum399 m awayBelém Palace474 m awayPastéis de Belém655 m awayJardim Botânico Tropical723 m awayPadrão dos Descobrimentos862 m awayJerónimos Monastery902 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Electricity Museum (Central Tejo)?
Allow about 1 h 15 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Electricity Museum (Central Tejo)?
Walk through the boiler rooms and Photograph the chimney and the brick facade.
What is there to see near Electricity Museum (Central Tejo)?
National Coach Museum (399 m), Belém Palace (474 m) and Pastéis de Belém (655 m).
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