The pharmacy museum is located in an attractive building where friendly staff welcomed us. We paid cash: 4 Euro pp (senior ticket) and had a very interesting visit! The 2 nice ladies even kept our shopping bag at the entrance (no lockers). The ladies proudly informed us that everything in the exhibition rooms was "original". Very interesting explanations about Odette Ferreira who discovered the HIV-2 virus and was doing a lot in order to fight aids (information campaigns etc). Of course you get a lot of information about "pharmacy", but also other unexpected items are waiting to be discovered! Like "chastity belt", male&female! This is my "souvenir" to take home from this museum 🤣 Recommend visiting this "small but beautiful" museum 🤗

Lovely not crowdy museum. Wonderful exhibition not only from Portugal, but around the world. Good pharmacy history lesson from ancient time until nowadays. Recommended for everyone who like to learn a little bit more about pharmacy/pharmacists. There is an outside terrace (coffee, snacks) with nice Lisbon view.

I LOVED this place. For a pittance of an entrance fee, you can see incredible artifacts spanning centuries, dating back to ancient Egyptian times. Yes, some exhibits are not well-arranged: random sandwiching of South America and Tibetan cases between European exhibits as one example. Yes, some cases are not lit up; and the intro placards to each section aren’t translated (but are roughly done so in the online guide). There is a random model croc in the pharmacy exhibit with no explanation haha. But all artifacts and exhibits have English translations. My friend and I spent about 2 hours in here. Utterly fascinating. The ticket counter employee was unpleasant.