• Audio guide included, about an hour long, in 10 languages plus a Portuguese version made for kids
• The 1755 earthquake room plays out the quake and tsunami as an immersive show, worth a heads-up for sensitive kids
• Groups start every five minutes, about 12 people at a time, so booking ahead cuts the wait on busy days

Lisboa Story Centre tells Lisbon's history through sets, films and multimedia rooms in the east wing of Praça do Comércio. An audio guide (with a Portuguese version for kids) leads from early myths and a 16th-century trading warehouse to a full-room re-creation of the 1755 earthquake. Upstairs, kids explore an interactive scale model of the Baixa and use a digital table to plan the city's future.