Portuguese National Carriage Museum Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The National Coach Museum (Museu Nacional dos Coches in Portuguese) is the most unforgettable and evocative of all museums in Lisbon. It is also the only royal carriage museum in the world. The highlight of the museum is the high-end luxury carriages used by the Portuguese royal court from the 10th to the 17th century, which fully reflects Portugal's exquisite art and creativity. Regardless of its glory or misdeeds, its unique methods are also worthy of reference by other countries.

Attractions distribution:

The Carriage Museum is located in the inner west district of Lisbon, next to the east gate of Belém Palace. There are two floors in the museum. The first floor is divided into the main hall and the side hall, and the second floor is the gallery. The carriages on display include Philip II's carriage and Pope Clement XI's carriage as the treasures of the museum, covering all kinds of carriages. There are more than 40 carriages from different periods and characters. In addition, various valuable horse gear, bows and arrows, saddle scabbards, saddle mattresses, etc. are also displayed, and oil portraits of the carriage owners, all kings, queens and royal celebrities of the last Braganza dynasty of Portugal are hung. Some private donations are also must-see exhibits.

Scenic spot features:

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