This report proposes to analyse the evolution of the number of museums in the Rede Portuguesa de Museus (Portuguese Network of Museums) from 2001 to 2022, shedding light on the integrations and cancellations of museums within the network. The distribution of museums by tutelage is also explored, with a focus on those under public tutelage. Additionally, the document lists the names of some of the museums that are part of the RPM, providing a tangible representation of the network’s composition.
Furthermore, the report discusses the creation of a group dedicated to contemplating the future perspective of the RPM. It highlights the formal attribution of documents of adhesion to nine museums, signifying a formal commitment to the network. The study’s findings reveal the diverse representation within the RPM, with a notable emphasis on museums of Art and those classified as Misto e Pluridisciplinares. This diversity points to the richness and variety of European heritage encapsulated within the network.
Moreover, the document underscores the significance of the text “Redes de Museus e Credenciação: Uma Panorâmica Europeia” in providing a historical perspective and understanding of the RPM’s actions and development. It serves as a valuable resource for professionals and enthusiasts in the field of European Heritage, offering a nuanced exploration of the network’s evolution and composition. Overall, it presents a compelling narrative of the RPM’s journey, from its inception to its current status, and its role in preserving and promoting European heritage.
