This was a fun little stop for a reasonable price (10 euro for a family of 4). We were here for an hour. We visited near the end of our day and we were a little tired so we only looked at the first floor...More

The new building contains a large group of beautiful carriages across the years. We have seen the UK royal carriage collection, which was superb, but this collection was also great and it showed a nice history of carriage production in Portugal. Around the corner is...More

Another gem here in Lisbon and another one that you don’t want to miss or rush. The carriages in the museum are just sensational and take your time for you to see them in their full glory. They are really amazing. We went there around...More

We stayed all day looking around and it was stunning Be ware of been robbed we were just outside by a man looking for directions he cleans out our pockets in seconds

This museum is quite simply a MUST see. They have numerous carriages dating back over 400 years. Simply the BEST Coach Museum I have ever visited.

I went here after walking by the Jeronimos Monastery - and seeing the RIDICULOUS line to get in. I didn't want to spend the little time I had in Lisbon waiting in line for what is probably an underwhelming place. Just past it was the...More

This museum is worth the visit while visiting Belem, a fascinating collection of Royal Horse Drawn Coaches from the 16th to 19th Centuries. The museum is well laid out with lots of space to to walk round each coach and take photos, The oldest coach...More