We went to the museum as we had been told it was worth visiting. I have never seen so many carriages from the ages including French. British, Spanish and Portugese Carriages. I am unaware of anything similar in the UK so if you have a...More

This place is amazing. The fact that all these have been preserved to see is incredible. The craftsmanship that has gone into these with the tools available at the time is just astonishing. Definitely recommend.

Not very much to do here but a cute place to go away from all the tourists and the coaches are truly fabulous. Something you would not see elsewhere and a change from the normal Places to go. Also, the small museum Was on €4...More

Just besides overcrowded Jeronimos monastery lies modern museum of coaches without ticket office line. While the building is not very impressive, the shown carriages definitely are. Kings coaches, children's coaches, even first (French-made) automobile imported to Portugal are all on display, some with unbelievable decorations....More

Worth a trip from Lisbon to Belém. The restoration of the carriage, the explanations and the sheer number of beautiful carriages is impressive. Don’t miss it!

Got off the Grey Line HO/HO bus at the Coach Museum. Toured the museum with the fantastic coaches from the early days of the Portuguese empire through the invention of the gasoline powered auto in 1895. Many were similar in appearance, but there were some...More

This is a fun and interesting place to visit, particularly if you are on a group tour with an excellent guide who can fill in the blanks of what to look for. The nuances and anecdotes were fantastic as described by our guide, Paula. After...More