What went wrong , you may ask ? ... Simply there are Portuguese who distaste Fado . And no ... NO ! The Fado is not , wasn't , never will be the Portuguese song ! There's no such thing as that . Let me inform you that Fado is a reminescense of the very old sorrow chantings sang and... More

First of all I'm a big fan of Amalia Rodrigues her music, her style of performing and her contribution to (fado) music. I think this is the most important reason why we went to see her house and how she lived. We were just the two of us and the only people for a English tour, so we got a... More

beautiful house, 3 levels. it's seems she's still living there. full of records, clothes, souvenirs. fantastic! close to the parliament, 5 € entrance More

I fell in love with Fado! And Amalia is the best in the world. Definitely worth a visit and explore it More

If you like Fado, can't avoid visiting the Diva home... you are always waiting that she enters from the front door! More

Take a walk down to this casa museu and learn about the legendary singer and her life, Amalia ROdrigues , lovingly known as Amaila. One of the tour guides is actually a woman who toured with AMalia which really made it feel very familiar and familial. Enjoyed the tour and learned a lot about the singer and the style of... More

Well this was a wonderful visit and one which we felt privileged to have undertaken. We visited on a December afternoon and we the only visitors. We paid our money and were shown up through a side door by a most interesting lady who had spent much of her life as Amalia's personal assistant. She told us a lot about... More

If you go to the "Amalia's House" you can fill that Amalia is still alive.The house is the real Amalia.We can think she will appear suddenly and sing for you or laugh or ask you to have dinner with her or to drink some wine.If you like Amalia don't forget to go there.AMALIA IS STILL THERE... More