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Visit with Audio description

03/26/2026

Elements of the Casa mediation team open doors and create bridges to enter the fascinating personal universe and discover all the names that Pessoa used to sign his texts, the imaginary figures he created, the books he read and what life was like in the houses, streets and cafes of Lisbon in the early years of the 20th century.

Guided visits with audio description have an additional layer of information. A detailed and objective description of the environments and objects is made. A narration that does not provide content of historical, artistic or biographical information, only descriptive information such as color, dimensions or positioning of objects in space. This is useful information for people with visual impairment.

Casa Fernando Pessoa also has tactile floor orientation, captions and other resources in braille and tactile materials.

€6 (available online or at the box office of Casa Fernando Pessoa)

When buying online, a ticket commission from Blueticket is added to the €6. Discounts for visually impaired people only at the Casa Fernando Pessoa box office

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THE FOUR DEADS OF NAPOLEON

03/23/2026

On 5 May 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte uttered his final words: “France, the army, head of the army, Josephine.”

The former emperor lies dead on his bed on St. Helena Island and four rumors are born about the cause of his death: an ordered strangulation, a purposeful poisoning, a natural death or even an honorable suicide; but the rumors about his last acts are a mystery with four different endings that only one human being has seen, his faithful maid.

For reservations, any clarifications or more information you can contact:

João Romãozinho, responsible for Accessibility, through email joaoromaozinho@egeac.pt, or by calling 915 046 023

More information Here.

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Mr Juan

03/23/2026

What is “a myth”, that entity that goes through time to confront a world that is constantly changing? In Don Juan, identities shift, opening up space. Don Juan returns not as a character, but as a force that goes through the centuries. In this new writing of myth, identity, desire and power continually shift, making room for an unexpected body and a changing world. Between ruin and rebirth, Don Juan interrogates what of himself can still survive…

Session with Audio description

For reservations, any clarifications or more information you can contact: João Romãozinho, responsible for Accessibility, through email joaoromaozinho@egeac.pt, or by calling 915 046 023

More information Here.

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