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.

Enjoy a tour of the coach museum that is customized to show you the fantastic collection of old coaches from the 17th to 19th centuries. These coaches played an important role in human, social, and cultural development over time.

Take a walk through history and see the wealthy lifestyle of Portugal in the past. You'll also get to see the modern architecture of the museum, which tells the story of Portugal's history.

Step into history as you explore the exclusive opportunity to visit Lisbon's former royal palace, the only one accessible to the public.

Observe the impeccably preserved rooms, adorned with neo-classical motifs, original decorations, and carefully arranged furnishings, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of the past.

Fun Fact: The dozens of coaches, berlins, and carriages of the Portuguese Crown were hidden in the stables of the various royal palaces and it was the idea of Queen Amélie to display the Royal House‘s vehicles in a single place