As of September 2023, entry to museums, palaces and monuments under the jurisdiction of the State will be free on Sundays and holidays for Portugal residents. The National Coach Museum is included in this proposal. Opening hours – 10:00-18:00 (last entry at 17:30). +INF.
This exhibition presents 40 photographs selected from the competition “The National Coach Museum Through the Eyes of Its Visitors”, an initiative designed to strengthen the connection between the Museum and the community. Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday: 10am-6pm New Building: Ante-room of the temporary exhibition hall, 1st floor For more information: geral.mncoches@museudoscoches.pt
The National Coach Museum invites you to visit its latest exhibition, featuring 50 works by 9 artists from the Artur Bual Artistic and Cultural Circle. Through paintings, sculptures, and installations, the Museum’s collection is reinterpreted, fostering a meaningful dialogue between the past and the contemporary. ➡︎ This exhibition is open on weekends from 10:00
Did you know… there’s a cafe near the entrance of the New Museum Building? Overlooking Avenida da Índia and Jardim Afonso de Albuquerque, take a momento to enjoy the beautiful scenery, accompanied by a drink or meal next to the terrace. On your next visit to the museum, the suggestions for a light and
The National Coach Museum presents “Sedan Chair: a private and urban vehicle”, organized by the National Coach Museum with the support of Universidade Lusófona – Department of Museology. The National Coach Museum, within the scope of fulfilling its functions as an institution, assumes the mission, among others, of studying, exhibiting and disseminating the objects that
We are proud to announce that the National Coach Museum was distinguished by the readers of the Reader’s Digest Selections, within the scope of the 23rd edition of the study “Marcas de Confiança”, becoming the “MUSEUM OF TRUST” in 2023! The museum team would like to thank all readers for their recognition, hoping that they
On loan from the Automóvel Club de Portugal (ACP), the DARRACQ (20th century), owned by the Alves Ferreira Montalvão family, Chaves, Outeiro-Seco, is temporarily on display. It is a break-type vehicle, imported from France in 1901 and shipped as an agricultural implement through the port of Figueira da Foz. The gearbox has 3 forward gears
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
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)
