Lisbon to Casa das Historias Paula Rego: Private day trip

Main attractions

• The remarkable collection of paintings, drawings, and pastels by Paula Rego, known for their theatrical storytelling, surreal imagery, and reinterpretations of folklore and literature
• The striking pyramid-shaped architecture designed by Eduardo Souto de Moura, one of Portugal’s most celebrated contemporary architects
• Rotating exhibitions that explore Rego’s evolving themes, from Portuguese history and fairy tales to powerful social commentary
• A peaceful museum setting within Parque Marechal Carmona, ideal for a relaxing walk before or after your visit

What to Eat

• Fresh seafood dishes in nearby Cascais restaurants, including grilled fish and traditional Portuguese rice dishes
• Local pastries such as travesseiros or classic pastéis de nata from nearby cafés

What to Buy

• Exhibition catalogues and art books featuring the works and stories of Paula Rego
• Art prints, postcards, and creative souvenirs inspired by the museum’s distinctive artworks

Take Note

• The Casa das Histórias Paula Rego usually requires a small admission ticket; consider checking current exhibitions in advance
• The museum is within walking distance of Cascais’ historic center and marina, making it easy to combine your visit with a seaside stroll
• Photography policies may vary depending on the exhibition, so check signage when entering galleries.