This collection of historic villages located on the eastern side of Central Portugal provides a unique escape from hectic urban life. Each village has its own distinctive character and is worthy of a day trip, weekend get-away or extended holiday.
The Ceramics Museum (Museu da Cerâmica) is housed in the beautiful former mansion of Viscount Sacavém, a collector, ceramist and...
Who can’t resist the Bread Museum?!?! The Bread Museum in Seia, the entire family can learn the process of how...
WOOL, the respected urban art festival nestled in the central Portugal town of Covilhã, brings to life more large-format murals...
The National Museum Machado de Castro features many historical and antique objects originating from the churches and convents of Coimbra...
Cargaleiro Museum is a showcase for a vast collection of works held by the Foundation Manuel Cargaleiro. These include colorful...
Few know that Aveiro is a true center for the Paris-school of art nouveau architecture. The city center is full...
Stones and stonework from the Stone Age and more! The Stone Museum (Museu da Pedra) in Cantanhede features artifacts collected...