Museum Frei Manuel do Cenáculo

The Museum Frei Manuel do Cenáculo in Évora, Portugal, offers visitors a comprehensive look at the region's history and art. Located in the former Archbishop's Palace, the museum houses an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures, and archaeological artifacts. Many visitors appreciate the well-curated exhibits that span from prehistoric times to the Renaissance period. The Roman and medieval sections are particularly noted for their quality and informative displays. The museum's highlight for many is the extensive collection of religious art, including paintings and sculptures from the 13th to the 18th centuries. While the museum receives praise for its rich content, some visitors mention that the layout can be confusing at times, and not all exhibits have English translations. The building itself, with its historic architecture, adds to the overall experience. However, a few reviewers note that some areas could benefit from better lighting and modernization. Despite these minor issues, the museum is generally regarded as a worthwhile visit for those interested in art, history, and culture, providing good value for the entrance fee.