Journey through the recent art history of the world with an entrance ticket to Porto’s Serralves Museum, set in the beautifully landscaped park of the Parque e Jardim da Fundação Serralves. Serralves Foundation is a cultural institution with a contemporary vision. Its entire heritage was classified as a National Monument in 2012 and consists of the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Art Deco villa, the Casa do Cinema Manoel de Oliveira and Serralves Park, which includes the Treetop Walk.

Explore the foremost museum for contemporary art in Portugal and marvel with its internationally acclaimed temporary exhibitions, with works from its own collection and other national and international public and private collections. Admire the museum's remarkable design as created by award-winning architect Álvaro Siza Vieira. In 1991, the award-winning architect, Vieira was commissioned to design a new museum on the grounds of the Serralves in Serralves Park. The museum building is in direct dialogue with the Serralves Villa and surrounding gardens. If you opt for the museum and park option, access 14 exhibition galleries on 3 floors, and enjoy the fluid disposition of the spaces as the museum offers you multiple itineraries and points of view.

See a unique example of Art Deco architecture built in the 1930s. With great decorative rigor and quality materials, the Serralves Villa benefited from the intervention of leading figures, such as the Marques da Silva, Charles Siclis, Jacques Émile Ruhlmann, René Lalique, and Edgar Brandt. Get an in-depth understanding of the history of the villa, which belonged to Count Carlos Alberto Cabral.

Then, take a walk in the park via any of its different routes, and come into contact with nature to appreciate the wide diversity of trees and shrubs. Admire the variety of autochthonous and ornamental exotic plants and encounter sculptures from the Serralves Collection in the outdoor museum.