Fado Museum Review

Generally, it is opened after 10 am. There are two or three staff. The visit here is also free. There are many sculptures and crafts. There are few people here. It is quieter and you can see a lot of interesting things. [View] The scenery here is beautiful [Value for money] Free

The Fado Museum is fantastic, where you will learn a lot about music, the history of Fado and its importance and unique position in Lisbon and Portugal. You can listen to music here and relax. There are also very few tourists here, a museum worth visiting

A guitar, a mandobell, in the FADO Museum, lucky to meet the FADO singers small concert, singing pure sobs, high-pitched moaning in an instant change, but clearly is a quiet cry, there is blood boiling helplessness. Although I do not understand the meaning of the lyrics, my heart trembles through the white hair.

Although there are not many people to go, it is worth a visit. Visiting a country to understand the local culture. The introduction to the origin and historical evolution of Faduo music is very detailed, and the audio guide is free. There are various singers singing Faduo, and it is enough to listen to it at a time. And there are paintings to enjoy, it is a good art feast, tickets 5 euros.

The Fado House (Fado Museum) presents the history of Fado music in a vivid multimedia form. Fado is a Portuguese-specific grievance song, originating from the Lisbon working class, and Spanish flamenco dance music, originating from African American blues. There are many international stars among Portuguese Fado singers. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00. Tickets 2.5 Euro.