Tucked away in a quiet lane in Lisbon's Chiado district, this absorbing museum is renowned for hosting some truly modern and innovative temporary exhibitions that provide an interesting contrast against the permanent collection of Portuguese art from the 19th century onwards. The building, a former warehouse, dates from the 1800s but a swanky makeover has seen the interior transformed into a stylish cultural space. The collection comprises painting and sculpture, the work of some of the country's most influential artists. Pieces to look out for include the marvellous decorative panels by Jose de Almada Negreiros and O Grupo do Leao by Columbo-Bordalo Pinheiro. Scattered amongst the displays are works by international artists, notably a portfolio of drawings by Rodin.