The Museu do Caramulo is one of Portugal’s most distinctive museums — a rare blend of art, classic automobiles, motorcycles, bicycles, and historical objects housed in the mountain village of Caramulo.
It holds Portugal’s largest public collection of cars, motorbikes, and bicycles, spanning 150 years of engineering history.
Armoured Mercedes and Cadillac cars used by António de Oliveira Salazar
A rare Pegaso Sport gifted by Franco to President Craveiro Lopes
Highlights include
A Bugatti 35B that broke a 200 km/h land-speed record in 1931Armoured Mercedes and Cadillac cars used by António de Oliveira Salazar
A rare Pegaso Sport gifted by Franco to President Craveiro Lopes
The museum also houses an impressive art collection with:
Works from ancient Egypt to Picasso
Four 16th-century Tournai tapestries depicting the Portuguese Discoveries
Flemish paintings, furniture, porcelain, and silverware
Works from ancient Egypt to Picasso
Four 16th-century Tournai tapestries depicting the Portuguese Discoveries
Flemish paintings, furniture, porcelain, and silverware
