The Play Museum (or Museu do Brincar) was founded by the Harlequin Theatre for Children, which dedicates itself to collecting...
The National Museum Machado de Castro features many historical and antique objects originating from the churches and convents of Coimbra...
Wet! Wild! and loads of Fun! Whether it is with friends or family, you cannot miss a day out at...
Stones and stonework from the Stone Age and more! The Stone Museum (Museu da Pedra) in Cantanhede features artifacts collected...
Few know that Aveiro is a true center for the Paris-school of art nouveau architecture. The city center is full...
WOOL, the respected urban art festival nestled in the central Portugal town of Covilhã, brings to life more large-format murals...
“Schist” is a type of crystalline metamorphic stone. It is easily split, creating a flat surface. For centuries, this “horizontal” stone became the ideal building material to create weatherproof, secure houses. Today, many original homes made of schist still stand and are remain occupied by the residents of the village.
The Museum of Art Nouveau (Museu Arte Nova) in Aveiro is the coolest new stop on the Portugal cultural scene. The museum resides in the Casa Major Pessoa, one of the most architecturally admired buildings in the city. Building design is attributed to architects Silvia Rocha and Ernest Korrodi.









