Guided Tour
Guided Tour is a television and radio program about the treasures of the Portuguese cultural heritage. Treasures with recognized universal value, pieces that any western country would be proud to integrate into its heritage, and little known to the Portuguese. From a silver goblet with Mozarabic decoration and a thousand years old to a cloister that is referred to as a masterpiece of European Renaissance, passing through a collection of African art classified as one of the best in the world, the nature of objects, their context geographic location and historical time vary from episode to episode.
Cast
Paula Moura Pinheiro
Self
Seasons
E1Sé de Braga
Mar 3, 2014
A thousand years is the age of São Geraldo's chalice. A silver piece ordered by D. Afonso Henriques' great-great-great-grandfather to drink with meals. Belonging to the Museu da Sé de Braga, the São Geraldo chalice was made 150 years before the foundation of Portugal and one hundred years before the construction of the Sé de Braga, at the dawn of the reconquest. The chalice of São Geraldo is the oldest testimony in jewelery of how Arab culture is inscribed in the DNA of Iberian Christians.
E2Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, Lisboa
Mar 10, 2014
The Cross of D. Sancho I proves how the first kings of Portugal, contrary to what was conveyed for centuries, were sophisticated and elegant men. Despite the incredible vicissitudes it went through, the Cross of D. Sancho I went through 800 years (almost) unscathed. And it is a testament to the invention of the cross as the main Christian icon.
E3Museu Machado de Castro e Convento de Santa Clara-a-Nova, Coimbra
Mar 17, 2014
The treasure of Queen Saint Isabel and her tomb are precious works of European medieval art. And they tell us other stories about the famous wife of D.Dinis. A charitable queen, yes, but also very connected to power and politics. The miracle of the roses was initially attributed to one of her aunts and only entered the roster of miracles of Queen Isabel of Portugal centuries after she had died.
E4Museu de Alberto Sampaio, Guimarães
Mar 24, 2014
The nativity triptych is a rarity of European medieval art. A portable altar, in silver and gilded silver, with 1.30m in height by 1.50m in width. The nativity triptych is shrouded in mystery: was it ordered by D. João I of Portugal after the victory of Aljubarrota, where the Portuguese defeated the Spanish in just half an hour and with a third of the men, or did it belong to D. João I of León and Castile who left it behind in the flight from the Battle?
E5Museu Grão Vasco, Viseu
Mar 31, 2014
The first Indian in the history of Western art is Portuguese. Grão Vasco and his collaborators painted him on the panels of the altarpiece of the Sé de Viseu. A surprising fact: the Portuguese arrived in Brazil in 1500 and these panels began to be painted in 1501. Did Grão Vasco have access to the descriptions of the Indians of Brazil from the letter of Pêro Vaz de Caminha? A fantastic period that transformed European life and imagination.
E7Convento de Cristo, Tomar
Apr 21, 2014
The main cloister of the Convent of Christ is referenced in the history of universal art as one of the most beautiful examples of European Renaissance architecture. But this cloister is more than a treasure of Renaissance art, it is the construction that buries the Middle Ages in Portugal once and for all and aligns it with the new European humanism.
E8Convento da Madre de Deus, Lisboa
Apr 21, 2014
The collection of the National Tile Museum proves how Portuguese tilework is a unique case in the world of tile art. Panels built in intrinsic dialogue with the architecture that supports them or panels that reproduce the patterns of carpets or jewelry are some of the unique aspects of Portuguese tilework.
E9Mosteiro de Tibães, Braga
Apr 28, 2014
The High Altar of the Church of the Monastery of Tibães is one of the most spectacular known examples of rococo carving. From the 18th century, the Golden Age, literally and metaphorically, the Tibães retable raises a question: why did the Order of the Benedictines, committed to the vow of poverty, order this such luxurious piece? What ideas are behind the Baroque style?
E10Universidade de Coimbra
May 5, 2014
The Joanina Library is classified as the most sumptuous University Library in the World. Magnificent, the Library ordered by D. João V for the University of Coimbra had to live up to one of the richest Kings in Europe and an Empire that stretched across four of the five Continents. In addition to the beauty of the space, the Joanina Library houses books that are universal treasures.
E11Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea-Museu do Chiado, Lisboa
May 12, 2014
The portrait of the poet Antero de Quental painted by Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro seems to predict Antero’s suicide which would take place two years later. Columbano never painted what he saw but what he felt and that’s why it’s said that he captured the soul of those he portrayed and the spirit of the times that were being lived. A great Portuguese painter who deserves universal recognition.
E12Museu Nacional de Etnologia, Lisboa
May 19, 2014
The African collection of the National Museum of Ethnology is one of the best in the world. So much so that the Museum of African Art in New York has held a major exhibition exclusively with the African pieces from the National Museum of Ethnology. But, despite the invaluable value of this collection, some of its pieces are only 10 years old. What makes a drum, a mask or a pot lid valuable?
E13Museu Soares dos Reis, Porto
May 26, 2014
The self-portrait of Aurélia de Sousa was selected in the year 2000 by the Royal Academy of Arts in London to represent the art that was being created in 1900 all around the world. And yet, who in Portugal is familiar with the painting of the enigmatic Aurélia de Sousa? A painter from Porto who studied in Paris and surprisingly challenged the conventions of her time.
E1Museu Nacional Machado de Castro, em Coimbra
Sep 15, 2014
E2Jardins do Palácio Fronteira, em Lisboa
Sep 22, 2014
E3Quatro igrejas do centro histórico de Faro
Sep 29, 2014
E4Templários no Convento de Cristo, em Tomar & Castelo e Charola
Oct 6, 2014
E5Arte Portuguesa Sobre a Primeira Grande Guerra & Museu Militar, em Lisboa
Oct 13, 2014
E6Os Muçulmanos do Al Andalus & Castelo de Silves e Poço Cisterna
Oct 20, 2014
E7Henrique Pousão & Museu Nacional Soares dos Reis
Oct 27, 2014
E8Casas Pintadas em Évora
Nov 3, 2014
E9Sala da Aula da Esfera, no Hospital de São José; e Museu da Marinha, em Lisboa
Nov 10, 2014
E10Casa de Chá da Boa Nova, em Leça da Palmeira
Nov 17, 2014
E11Igreja de São Lourenço, em Almancil
Nov 24, 2014
E12Museu Marítimo de Ílhavo
Dec 1, 2014
E1Sé do Funchal, Madeira
Jan 5, 2015
E2Sinagoga de Tomar
Jan 12, 2015
E3Santa Joana Princesa no Museu de Aveiro
Jan 19, 2015
E4Paço Ducal de Vila Viçosa
Jan 26, 2015
E5Igreja de São Domingos, Lisboa
Feb 2, 2015
E6Casa-Museu Anastácio Gonçalves
Feb 9, 2015
E7Idanha-a-Velha, Beira Baixa
Feb 16, 2015
E8Cidade Abaluartada de Elvas
Feb 23, 2015
E9Estúdio de Fotografia de Carlos Relvas (Golegã)
Mar 2, 2015
E10Românico em Paço de Sousa
Mar 9, 2015
E11Tapeçarias de Portalegre
Mar 16, 2015
E12Igreja de São Francisco (Porto)
Mar 23, 2015
E13Museu do Chiado - Pintor Joaquim Rodrigo
Mar 30, 2015
E14Palácio da Ajuda
Apr 6, 2015
E1Torre do Tombo
May 11, 2015
E2O Resplendor do Senhor Santo Cristo
May 18, 2015
E3Palace-Hotel do Buçaco
May 25, 2015
E4Museu Abade de Baçal - Bragança
Jun 1, 2015
E5O Palácio e o Parque de Monserrate
Jun 8, 2015
E6A Manutenção Militar
Jun 15, 2015
E7Fundação Ricardo Espirito Santo Silva
Jun 22, 2015
E8O Mestre Delirante de Guimarães
Jun 29, 2015
E9Foz Côa
Jul 6, 2015
E10Casa-atelier de Vieira da Silva e de Arpad Szenes
Jul 13, 2015
E11Casa Museu Fundação Passos Canavarro
Jul 20, 2015
E12Infante D. Henrique e a Fortaleza de Sagres
Sep 21, 2015
E1Portugal dos Pequenitos, em Coimbra
Sep 28, 2015
E2Teatro Thalia, Palácio das Laranjeiras
Oct 5, 2015
E3Mosteiro de Arouca
Oct 19, 2015
E4Hospital Museu Miguel Bombarda
Oct 26, 2015
E5Estatuária - Cemitério dos Prazeres
Nov 2, 2015
E6Casa de Serralves
Nov 9, 2015
E7Mosteiro do Lorvão
Nov 16, 2015
E8Cidadela de Cascais
Nov 23, 2015
E9Convento de São Paulo
Nov 30, 2015
E10Museu de Lisboa & Teatro Romano
Dec 7, 2015
E11Biombos Namban
Dec 14, 2015
E12Presépios (Basílica da Estrela)
Dec 21, 2015
E13A Pintura "O Fado", de José Malhoa
Dec 28, 2015
E1Episode 1
Mar 7, 2016
E2Episode 2
Mar 14, 2016
E3Episode 3
Mar 21, 2016
E4Episode 4
Mar 28, 2016
E5Episode 5
Apr 4, 2016
E6Episode 6
Apr 11, 2016
E7Episode 7
Apr 18, 2016
E8Episode 8
Apr 25, 2016
E9Episode 9
May 2, 2016
E10Episode 10
May 9, 2016
E11Episode 11
May 16, 2016
E12Episode 12
May 23, 2016
E13Episode 13
May 30, 2016
E14Episode 14
Jun 6, 2016
E15Episode 15
Jun 13, 2016
E16Episode 16
Jun 20, 2016
E17Episode 17
Jun 27, 2016
E18Episode 18
Jul 4, 2016
E19Episode 19
Jul 11, 2016
E20Episode 20
Sep 12, 2016
E21Episode 21
Sep 19, 2016
E22Episode 22
Sep 26, 2016
E23Episode 23
Oct 3, 2016
E24Episode 24
Oct 10, 2016
E25Episode 25
Oct 17, 2016
E26Episode 26
Oct 24, 2016
E1Episode 1
Apr 3, 2017
E2Episode 2
Apr 10, 2017
E3Episode 3
Apr 17, 2017
E4Episode 4
Apr 24, 2017
E5Episode 5
May 1, 2017
E6Episode 6
May 8, 2017
E7Episode 7
May 15, 2017
E8Episode 8
May 22, 2017
E9Episode 9
May 29, 2017
E10Episode 10
Jun 5, 2017
E11Episode 11
Jun 12, 2017
E12Episode 12
Jun 19, 2017
E13Episode 13
Jun 26, 2017
E14Episode 14
Sep 18, 2017
E15Episode 15
Sep 25, 2017
E16Episode 16
Oct 2, 2017
E17Episode 17
Oct 9, 2017
E18Episode 18
Oct 16, 2017
E19Episode 19
Oct 23, 2017
E20Episode 20
Oct 30, 2017
E21Episode 21
Nov 6, 2017
E22Episode 22
Nov 13, 2017
E23Episode 23
Nov 20, 2017
E24Episode 24
Nov 27, 2017
E25Episode 25
Dec 4, 2017
E26Episode 26
Dec 11, 2017
E27Episode 27
Dec 18, 2017
E1Episode 1
Mar 26, 2018
E2Episode 2
Apr 2, 2018
E3Episode 3
Apr 9, 2018
E4Episode 4
Apr 16, 2018
E5Episode 5
Apr 23, 2018
E6Episode 6
Apr 30, 2018
E7Episode 7
May 7, 2018
E8Episode 8
May 14, 2018
E9Episode 9
May 21, 2018
E10Episode 10
May 28, 2018
E11Episode 11
Jun 4, 2018
E12Episode 12
Jun 11, 2018
E13Episode 13
Jun 18, 2018
E14Episode 14
Sep 17, 2018
E15Episode 15
Sep 24, 2018
E16Episode 16
Oct 1, 2018
E17Episode 17
Oct 8, 2018
E18Episode 18
Oct 15, 2018
E19Episode 19
Oct 22, 2018
E20Episode 20
Oct 29, 2018
E21Episode 21
Nov 5, 2018
E22Episode 22
Nov 12, 2018
E23Episode 23
Nov 19, 2018
E24Episode 24
Nov 26, 2018
E25Episode 25
Dec 3, 2018
E26Episode 26
Dec 10, 2018
E27Episode 27
Dec 17, 2018
E1Escravatura Africana em Portugal Continental
Apr 1, 2019
E2Jardim Botânico do Porto
Apr 8, 2019
E3Antiga Colónia Agrícola de Santo Isidro de Pegões
Apr 15, 2019
E4Querubim Lapa
Apr 22, 2019
E5Antiga Quinta Real do Alfeite
Apr 29, 2019
E6Convento e Igreja do Desagravo do Santíssimo Sacramento do Louriçal
May 6, 2019
E7Hospital Termal das Caldas da Rainha
May 13, 2019
E8Complexo da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
May 20, 2019
E9Forte de São João Baptista, Porto
May 27, 2019
E10Cortes de Coimbra de 1385, Sala dos Capelos, Universidade de Coimbra
Jun 3, 2019
E11D. Nuno Álvares Pereira e as Artes da Guerra, Museu Nacional Machado de Castro, Coimbra
Jun 10, 2019
E12Museu da Chapelaria, São João da Madeira
Jun 17, 2019
E13Fábrica de Gelo, Serra de Montejunto
Jun 24, 2019
E14Relações Portugal-Japão
Sep 16, 2019
E15As Ilhas do Porto
Sep 23, 2019
E16Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa
Sep 30, 2019
E17Praça-Forte de Almeida
Oct 7, 2019
E18Palácio do Marquês de Pombal, Oeiras
Oct 14, 2019
E19Instituto de Conservação e Restauro José Figueiredo
Oct 21, 2019
E20Pitões de Júnias
Oct 28, 2019
E21Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Luz, Lisboa
Nov 4, 2019
E22Museu Geológico, Lisboa
Nov 11, 2019
E23Casa do Cipreste
Nov 18, 2019
E24Castelo de Lanhoso, Póvoa de Lanhoso
Nov 25, 2019
E25Palácio Palmela, Lisboa
Dec 2, 2019
E26Abóbadas em Casas populares, Fuzeta
Dec 9, 2019
E27Mosteiro de Santa Maria de Alcobaça
Dec 16, 2019
E1Corpus Christi, Igreja da Graça, Lisboa
Jun 8, 2020
More than 1500 clay figures, modeled by hand according to the historical descriptions of what was the Procession of the Body of God in Lisbon of D. João V, in the century. XVIII. The set was presented to the public for the first time in 1948 and the motivations of its promoter, the successful entrepreneur Diamantino Tojal, who is notable for being particularly religious, are not completely known. But the Bairro da Graça, in Lisbon, was his neighborhood and the production of this monumental piece was, for four years, an aggregator of outstanding figures of the Lisbon life of that time. A guided tour by Rosa Maria Tojal, niece of Diamantino Tojal, and by art historian António Camões Gouveia.
E2Igreja da Boa Nova de Terena, Alandroal
Jun 15, 2020
Giovanni Boccaccio, the Italian writer of the century. XIV, produced his masterpiece, Decameron, in the aftermath of the Black Death that devastated a third of the European population. The black environment of those times of plague, so well described in Decameron, explains, in part, the type of architecture that was produced in that period. In Terena, in the Alentejo region, a small church-fortress from the 19th century. XIV still stands as a singular (and perfect) witness to a time of frenzy, distrust and fear. But the Church of Boa Nova de Terena also tells many other stories, some of them mysterious. A guided tour by art historian José Custódio Vieira da Silva.
E3Jardim Botânico Tropical, Lisboa
Jun 22, 2020
The riverside area of Belém, in Lisbon, has, over the centuries, been able to successfully host plant species of origins as diverse as Northern Europe, South America or Japan. In the Tropical Botanical Garden, for example, the pines of the islands of São Tomé and Príncipe flourish with more exuberance than in the original territory. To know the history of this beautiful garden is to know part of the history of Portugal's investment in seeking knowledge about overseas agricultural products. From D. João V to the State of Salazar. A guided tour by the coordinator of the team that restored the Tropical Botanical Garden, landscape architect Luís Paulo Ribeiro.
E4Xiloteca Tropical, Palácio Calheta, Lisboa
Jun 29, 2020
A library with ten thousand volumes is an expressive library anywhere in the world. If we consider that a xiloteca is characterized by gathering and classifying samples of different woods, we must recognize that the collection of ten thousand copies of the tropical xiloteca stored in the Calheta Palace is exceptional. All the more so since many of the botanical species present here have already become extinct in nature. This surprising collection, today under the responsibility of the University of Lisbon, was brought together over a hundred years, with particular relevance to the years of scientific missions that the Estado Novo promoted in the so-called "Portuguese Africa" during the 40s, 50s and 60th century. XX. A guided tour by Fernanda Bessa, curator and responsible for this xiloteca.
E5Capela de Santo Cristo (Picote) e Eremitério Os Santos (entre Picote e Sendim, Miranda Do Douro)
Jul 6, 2020
During the century. In the 16th century, fresco painting artists worked intensively on the Trasmontana streak, on both sides of the border, enriching churches, chapels and chapels. There are dozens of cases that have been identified, often hidden behind later altarpieces. In the Chapel of Santo Cristo de Picote and in the Hermitage "Os Santos" conservation and restoration campaigns were carried out that confirm the hypotheses about the unique characteristics of fresh painting in this region of the Iberian Peninsula. A surprising visit by Joaquim Inácio Caetano, the conservator-restorer who took care of these two findings.
E6Museu de José Malhoa, Caldas da Rainha
Jul 13, 2020
The result of a local civic initiative, this museum from the 1930s. XX brings together the largest collection of paintings by José Malhoa. But not only. The first generation of Portuguese naturalists, as well as their successors are well represented in this space created from scratch for this purpose. Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, another artist with strong connections to Caldas da Rainha, presents himself as a monumental (and unexpected) creation. The celebratory sculpture by Leopoldo de Almeida and Francisco Franco also finds its place in this museum that was once considered the best contemporary art museum in the country. A guided tour by Art History Professor Raquel Henriques da Silva, the executive coordinator of the Art History Institute at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.
E7Convento de Nossa Senhora do Bom Sucesso, Lisboa
Jul 20, 2020
Founded in 1639 to house a congregation of Irish Dominican nuns, the Convent of Nossa Senhora do Bom Sucesso also became a school almost 200 years ago, but it only stopped being a convent house in 2016, when the last Irish nuns took to the house- mom. Son of the wars between Protestants and Catholics in century Ireland. XVII, this convent located in Belém, was protected by the Crown from the first moment and built on a farm donated by a Portuguese noblewoman. With erudite architecture and a sumptuous church, this complex resisted the 1755 earthquake almost unscathed and has never ceased to be inhabited and functional since its foundation. Guided tour by Ana Cristina Mariz Fernandes, former student and director of the school, and by art historian Miguel Soromenho.
E8Museu Municipal de Coruche e Vale do Rio Sorraia
Jul 27, 2020
Since the 1980s. XX that this territory has been the subject of successive archaeological works by specialists in prehistory. Among many other surprising discoveries, there are traces, with 7,500 years old, of primitive peasant societies. In other words, it is safe to say that the Neolithic, a process that was underway in the Near East 10,000 years ago, occurred, in its most complete version, in the Sorraia Valley. The amazing archaeological discoveries of Professor Victor Gonçalves and Ana Catarina Sousa, our guides on this visit, allow us to identify the routes of the Neolithic movement in the Mediterranean and Southern Europe.
E9Serra da Estrela na Pista da Expedição Científica de 1881
Sep 14, 2020
Until the penultimate decade of the century. XIX, the highest mountain range in mainland Portugal was still an unexplored territory. If we do not count with the few shepherds who dared in their rugged peaks and with a pair of foreign naturalists, no one until then knew Serra da Estrela. In 1881, six years after its creation, the Lisbon Geography Society organized an expedition to Serra da Estrela with sixty scientists from the most diverse disciplines - from botany to medicine, from zoology to meteorology. The expedition was led by Hermenegildo Capelo, the hero of the crossing of Africa, and the expeditionaries' adventures were many. On the trail of this fantastic adventure, a visit by the hand of researcher Helena Gonçalves Pinto and José Conde, biologist at the Serra da Estrela Interpretation Center.
E10D. Pedro IV e a Cidade do Porto
Sep 21, 2020
Winner of the liberal cause in Portugal and first emperor of Brazil, D. Pedro, the heir to King D. João VI, was one of the most controversial figures in the History of Portugal. And he was the only one who established with the inhabitants of Porto, by tradition averse to kings and nobles, a relationship so strong that, hours before he died, he decided to donate his heart to the city of Porto. It is the story of this unique relationship and the troubled years that mediated the transfer of the Portuguese court to Brazil, in 1808, and the end of the civil war, in 1833, that the historian Eugénio dos Santos, biographer of D. Pedro IV, goes to us. tell by some of the places that were the scene of the presence of D. Pedro in Porto, between the decisive years of 1831 and 1833.
E11D. Pedro IV e a Igreja da Lapa, Porto
Sep 28, 2020
E12Antigo Mosteiro de São Bento da Saúde, Assembleia Da República, Lisboa
Oct 5, 2020
Constitutionalism was endorsed in Portugal by D. João VI, in 1822, almost a hundred years before the implantation of the Republic. Along the way, the country experienced very tumultuous times, which culminated in the Civil War (1828-1834), led by the two sons of D. João VI: D. Pedro, the liberal, and D. Miguel, the absolutist. Following the victory of D. Pedro, the already uninhabited Monastery of São Bento da Saúde, a colossus by the architect Baltazar Álvares, is chosen to settle there (1834) the two chambers of those who, at the time, represented the Portuguese. Since the 1974 revolution, the Assembly of the Republic has finally become the body of universal representation for the Portuguese people. Knowing the spaces and works of art of the so-called São Bento Palace is to know part of the History of Portugal. A guided tour by the historian Cátia Mourão and the ex-parliamentarian Guilherme de Oliveira Martins.
E13Miranda do Douro, Aldeia de Picote
Oct 12, 2020
E14Alto da Vigia, Colares
Oct 19, 2020
E15Museu Arqueológico São Miguel de Odrinhas (MASMO), Sintra
Oct 26, 2020
E16Museu e Igreja de São Roque, Lisboa
Nov 2, 2020
E17Palácio Nacional de Mafra, Carrilhões
Nov 9, 2020
E18Tavira
Nov 16, 2020
E19Fundação Eça de Queiroz - Casa de Tormes, Douro
Nov 23, 2020
E20Snack-Bar Galeto, Lisboa
Nov 30, 2020
E21Convento da Cartuxa, Évora
Dec 7, 2020
E22Penha Garcia
Dec 14, 2020
E1Freixo de Espada à Cinta
Mar 15, 2021
E2Paço dos Duques de Bragança, Guimarães
Mar 22, 2021
E3Theatro Circo de Braga
Mar 29, 2021
E4Baixa Pombalina, Lisboa
Apr 5, 2021
E5Artilharia de Defesa da Costa de Lisboa, Plano Barron
Apr 12, 2021
E6Casa-Museu Teixeira Lopes, Vila Nova De Gaia
Apr 19, 2021
E7Antiga Companhia União Fabril, Barreiro
Apr 26, 2021
E8Jogos Sociais, Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa
May 3, 2021
E9Ilha da Madeira, Levadas
May 10, 2021
E10Museu Nacional do Traje, Lisboa
May 17, 2021
E11Parque Botânico do Monteiro-Mor, Lisboa
May 24, 2021
E12Tapete de Arraiolos, Arraiolos
May 31, 2021
E13Grémio Literário, Lisboa
Jun 7, 2021
E14Museu de Santo António, Lisboa
Jun 14, 2021
E15Óbidos
Jun 21, 2021
E16Episode 16
Sep 27, 2021
E17Episode 17
Oct 4, 2021
E18Episode 18
Oct 11, 2021
E19Episode 19
Oct 18, 2021
E20Episode 20
Oct 25, 2021
E21Episode 21
Nov 1, 2021
E22Episode 22
Nov 8, 2021
E23Episode 23
Nov 15, 2021
E24Episode 24
Nov 22, 2021
E25Episode 25
Nov 29, 2021
E26Episode 26
Dec 6, 2021
E27Episode 27
Dec 13, 2021
E28Episode 28
Dec 20, 2021
E1Episode 1
Sep 12, 2022
E2Episode 2
Sep 19, 2022
E3Episode 3
Sep 26, 2022
E4Episode 4
Oct 3, 2022
E5Episode 5
Oct 10, 2022
E6Episode 6
Oct 17, 2022
E7Episode 7
Oct 24, 2022
E8Episode 8
Oct 31, 2022
E9Episode 9
Nov 7, 2022
E10Episode 10
Nov 14, 2022
E11Episode 11
Nov 21, 2022
E12Episode 12
Nov 28, 2022
E13Episode 13
Dec 5, 2022
E14Episode 14
Dec 12, 2022
E15Episode 15
Dec 19, 2022
E1Episode 1
Apr 10, 2023
E2Episode 2
Apr 17, 2023
E3Episode 3
Apr 24, 2023
E4Episode 4
May 1, 2023
E5Episode 5
May 8, 2023
E6Episode 6
May 15, 2023
E7Episode 7
May 22, 2023
E8Episode 8
May 29, 2023
E9Episode 9
Jun 5, 2023
E10Episode 10
Jun 12, 2023
E11Episode 11
Sep 18, 2023
E12Episode 12
Oct 2, 2023
E13Episode 13
Oct 9, 2023
E14Episode 14
Oct 16, 2023
E15Episode 15
Oct 23, 2023
E16Episode 16
Oct 30, 2023
E17Episode 17
Nov 6, 2023
E18Episode 18
Nov 20, 2023
E19Episode 19
Nov 27, 2023
E1Episode 1
Apr 1, 2024
E2Episode 2
Apr 8, 2024
E3Episode 3
Apr 15, 2024
E4Episode 4
Apr 22, 2024
E5Episode 5
Apr 29, 2024
E6Episode 6
May 6, 2024
E7Episode 7
May 13, 2024
E8Episode 8
May 20, 2024
E9Episode 9
May 27, 2024
E10Episode 10
Jun 3, 2024
E11Episode 11
Jun 10, 2024
E12Episode 12
Sep 16, 2024
E13Episode 13
Sep 23, 2024
E14Episode 14
Sep 30, 2024
E15Episode 15
Oct 7, 2024
E16Episode 16
Oct 14, 2024
E17Episode 17
Oct 21, 2024
E18Episode 18
Oct 28, 2024
E19Episode 19
Nov 4, 2024
E20Episode 20
Nov 11, 2024
E21Episode 21
Nov 18, 2024
E22Episode 22
Nov 25, 2024
E1Episode 1
Apr 21, 2025
E2Episode 2
Apr 28, 2025
E3Episode 3
May 5, 2025
E4Episode 4
May 12, 2025
E5Episode 5
May 19, 2025
E6Episode 6
May 26, 2025
E7Episode 7
Jun 2, 2025
E8Episode 8
Jun 9, 2025
E9Episode 9
Jun 16, 2025
E10Episode 10
Sep 29, 2025
E11Episode 11
Oct 6, 2025
E12Episode 12
Oct 13, 2025
E13Episode 13
Oct 20, 2025
E14Episode 14
Oct 27, 2025
E15Episode 15
Nov 3, 2025
E16Episode 16
Nov 10, 2025
E17Episode 17
Nov 17, 2025
Storyline
Guided Tour is a television and radio program about the treasures of the Portuguese cultural heritage. Treasures with recognized universal value, pieces that any western country would be proud to integrate into its heritage, and little known to the Portuguese. From a silver goblet with Mozarabic decoration and a thousand years old to a cloister that is referred to as a masterpiece of European Renaissance, passing through a collection of African art classified as one of the best in the world, the nature of objects, their context geographic location and historical time vary from episode to episode.
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