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The Electricity Factory is a permanent exhibition inside Lisbon’s Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (MAAT). General admission to the museum costs €12 for adults and €8 for students aged 13 and over. Children aged 12 and under enter for free, and there are discounts for residents of Portugal. You can also pass by the Electricity Factory on bike and boat tours, which start at US$20.

Part of Lisbon’s Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology, the Electricity Factory is an exhibition on the site of the former Tejo Power Station, which supplied power to Lisbon for much of the 20th century. It’s now a museum, which displays the power plant’s original machinery and explores the history of energy.

Yes, the Electricity Factory offers free guided tours to anyone visiting the Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology. Tours run every day (except Tuesdays) at 1:30pm and 5pm. The 30-minute experience highlights the history of the old Tejo Power Station and the evolution of energy, from early electricity to modern-day renewable energies.

The Electricity Factory has the same opening hours as the Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology: Wednesday to Monday from 10am to 7pm. It’s always closed on Tuesdays. Electricity Factory tours and events are at specific times of the day and may be subject to change, so check the website before your visit.

Yes, the Electricity Factory is a great activity for kids. Younger visitors enjoy seeing the historic power plant’s original machinery and learning how it once supplied electricity to Lisbon. The museum also offers specialized tours for kids on weekends and has family-friendly facilities, including baby-changing rooms and a café.