Aljube Museum Is the former prison documents Portugal’s 20th-century political history, particularly the fascist regime that lasted until 1974. It’s quite fascinating, as it reminds visitors of the long fight for freedom and independence for the Portuguese colonies, and the struggles against censorship. It also shows the tiny, claustrophobic cells where political prisoners spent their days, and how they were interrogated and tortured.
To visit this Museum, please hop off the stop called Limoeiro.