One of the most important railway museums in Europe.

The museum introduces the history of trains, the instruments used by train supervisors and commanders, and various other items used at stations. In this museum, you can also enter several trains to see what they were like compared to today's trains. The staff is very friendly and willing to help. I highly recommend this museum. The museum is divided into three different areas: First: The exhibition tells the story of the construction of the Portuguese railway and its first decades of operation. Second: An outdoor space where you can find the first trains, including some steam locomotives that are still running. Third: From royal carriages, presidential carriages to famous intercity carriages and many other carriages we can't imagine. You can enter some of these trains, walk around, and sit there. There is also a train that can be used as a café where you can bring your own food and eat there. There is a microwave, which is unusual but definitely fun for both adults and children. It is about a 20-minute walk from Entroncamento train station.