This is a fascinating stop for visitors interested in engineering, industrial heritage, and large machinery. Housed inside a former power station, the museum showcases the impressive equipment once used to produce electricity for Lisbon. 

While it may not appeal to everyone, those with an interest in technology, history, or industrial architecture will find it particularly rewarding.

History:

The museum is located inthe former Central Tejo power plant, one of the most important industrial facilities in Portugal during the 20th century. For decades, it supplied electricity to Lisbon and played a key role in the city's development and modernization.

Today, visitors can explore the original boilers, generators, and machinery that powered the capital, offering a unique glimpse into the history of electricity production and industrial innovation in Portugal.