National Coach Museum - Old Royal Riding School

Reopened to the public!

National Coach Museum - New Building

Spaces that bring out the beauty of a unique collection

National Coach Museum

Spaces that bring out the beauty of a unique collection

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Spaces that bring out the beauty of a unique collection

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OPENING TIME

We have two museum spaces waiting for you!

NEW BUILDING - Tuesday to Sunday: 10am-6pm (last entry 5:30pm). Closed on Mondays; OLD RIDING SCHOOL - Wednesday to Monday: 10h-18h (last entry 17:30h). Closed on Tuesdays. Free entrance to the two MNC buildings: Sundays and holidays, from 10 am to 2 pm (citizens residing in Portugal).

NEWS

16 January, 2023

Museum closed | January 17, Tuesday, from 2:30 pm

On Tuesday, January 17th, the New Building of the National Coach Museum will be closed from 3 pm (last entry until 2.30 pm). We are sorry for the inconvenience caused, hoping that you can visit us until 2:30 pm or possibly on another day. Thanks!

26 May, 2016

| Free WIFI in the galleries |

When at the museum use your SMARTPHONE or TABLET to keep along with the exhibition, transforming your visit into an unforgettable experience! For this, you just have to access the museum SITE and choose the option EXPLORE. When in EXPLORE, choose THE COLLECTION, here you will find an image of each vehicle on

4 January, 2023

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15 January, 2019

Temporary Exhibition | The Little Carriages of José Cardoso Brito

The National Coach Museum presents the temporary exhibition Modeling of Carriages – José Cardoso de Brito, which brings together 14 replicas of vehicles from the MNC collection, made by the author on a 1/10 scale. + INF. (here)

15 March, 2021

Temporary Exhibition | Kings and Queens of Portugal

Celebrating its anniversary, on May 23rd, The National Coach Museum inaugurated the painting exhibition “Kings and Queens of Portugal”, by Norberto Nunes. The 35 paintings represent the four dynasties who ruled the kingdom till 1910. The exhibition “Kings and Queens of Portugal” has a somehow unexpected recreational approach and can be seen at the 2nd