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A new cultural hub in Lisbon I
Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian: Lisbon’s new cultural landmark
n the heart of Lisbon, the newly reopened Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian (CAM) offers a
unique experience where art, archi- tecture and nature come together.
An award-winning landmark Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Kengo Kuma, the new CAM building is a fluid, inviting space that blends seamlessly into its natural surroundings.
Its striking canopy,
inspired by Japanese architecture and clad in hundreds of Portuguese ceramic tiles, sits amid a lush garden — an urban oasis cherished by locals. Recognised as ArchDaily’s Building of the Year 2025, CAM is a standout addition to Lisbon’s vibrant cultural scene.
Collections and exhibitions With a year-round programme of exhibitions and live events, CAM is home to Portugal’s most comprehen- sive collection of modern and contem- porary art — more than 12,000 works in total. Te collection includes major names such as Paula Rego, Sonia and Robert Delaunay and David Hockney.
CAM’s Table — a culinary journey Led by top Lisbon chef André Magalhães, CAM’s new restaurant offers
a farm-to-table menu that
champions local ingredients, season- ality and sustainability. Alongside its regular cafe service,
the restaurant serves a la carte lunch daily and dinner from Tursday to Saturday.
Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian / T: (+351) 21 782 3000 /
gulbenkian.pt
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Opening Hours:
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