Jose Franco is a renowned Portuguese artist and this is a public open air exhibition / playground. It’s free to enter so you shouldn’t compare it with something that has an entrance fee but if you think of it as a big playground with some...More

A nice short trip for young and adults alike. Reconstruction of an old village with exhibitions os shops, blacksmiths etc. There are playgrounds and walls you can walk on. There are snacks and breads for sale. This is free but a small donation is expected.

It's a special visit in ancient Portuguese villages, with antique houses constructed in granit stones, nice gardens with a hangar of wood, litle handcraft shops, it seems , here times never passed and you feel you in an other century; charming villages, merit a detour.

Its nice informational place about Portuguese antique culture and traditions.its place is best for children's to entertain and knowledge.

good on a rainy day, or when your family is visiting. great for kids and aduluts alike. you can walk around see old professions, stop in a shop or watch a flower being made of clay

A very curious display of an early XX century rural Portuguese village which will put into perspective how much and how quickly has our world changed. The pottery shop is likely to tempt you with a souvenir and you should not miss out on the...More

We stopped here on the way back from visiting the palace in Mafra (a few minutes drive away). It has a large carpark and is free to enter (there is a box for donations). It is quaint and kids enjoyed a play in the park....More