National Coach Museum in Lisbon

Experience a tailor-made visit highlighting the 17th, 18th, and 19th-century fantastic collections of coaches at the Nation Coach Museum.

View coaches from key moments in European history, like the assassination of Charles I, marking the end of the Portuguese monarchy.

Marvel at the traveling carriage of Philip II and the grandiose coaches that formed an integral part of Portugal's embassy to the Pope.

Explore remarkable 18th-century cavalry gear, stylish coach uniforms, armory pieces, and procession accessories in this notable collection.

Fun fact: Dozens of Portuguese Crown coaches were discreetly stored in royal palace stables. Queen Amélie innovatively gathered them in one place for public display.

Immerse yourself in history at the National Coach Museum with a pre-booked e-ticket and a captivating self-guided audio tour on your smartphone.

Explore the Triumphal Coaches, the Coach of Pope Clemente XI, and the State Crown Carriage, while the power of storytelling unveils historical information and captivating anecdotes from Portugal's Royal Chronicles.

Delve into the National Coach Museum's treasures with an audio tour that combines in-depth research with original storytelling.

From the technology and aesthetics behind the Royals in motion to uncommon stories, this engaging and informative visit will leave you enchanted.

Fun Fact: The museum is home to the largest collection of 18th-century Portuguese vehicles, providing a unique glimpse into the transportation methods of the aristocracy during that period.