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Museum of Ancient Art reopens on November 21 with activities and free entry

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Briefings

The Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga (MNAA) in Lisbon reopens partially on November 21, 2026, with free entry following restoration funded by the PRR. Activities run from 15:00 on Saturday until 20:00, with extended hours on Sunday until 18:00. The museum holds over 40,000 pieces and is the largest public collection of Portuguese paintings and sculptures, including notable works like the 'Painel de Sao Vicente' by Nuno Goncalves.

Key points

• The MNAA reopens partially on November 21, 2026, with free entry for the public following restoration funded by the PRR.
• The museum holds over 40,000 pieces and is the largest public collection of Portuguese paintings and sculptures, including notable works like the 'Painel de Sao Vicente' by Nuno Goncalves.

Context

The MNAA, located in Lisbon, reopens after a one-year closure. The reopening is supported by the Plano de Recuperação e Resiliência (PRR) with 8.5 million euros in funding. The museum is the largest public collection of Portuguese paintings and sculptures, including notable works like the 'Painel de Sao Vicente' by Nuno Goncalves.

Limitations

The evidence covers the reopening activities and collection highlights for November 21-December 1, 2026. It does not specify the exact number of restored items or the specific number of visitors during the reopening. The evidence does not mention the specific impact of the reopening on the museum's reputation or visitor statistics.

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