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Photo of the interior of Oficinas do Vapor
A space for collective experience, conversation and knowledge sharing
Photo of the interior of the Presidential Train Journalist’s Carriage
Photo of the interior of Building 20
Photo of the Presidential Train
Detail photo of the exhibition at Oficinas do Vapor
Photo of the D. Luís Locomotive
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National Network of Railway Museums

The MNF is a polynucleated museum with a national dimension. Its headquarters is located in Entroncamento, with several centers scattered throughout the country.

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Timetable

Tuesday to Sunday, 10.30am to 5.30pm

Full timetable

Plan your Visit

We are in Entroncamento

How to get here

Guided tours

Tickets

From 3.

Free for children up to 5 years-old.

All prices

Timetable

Tuesday to Sunday, 10.30am to 5.30pm

Full timetable

Plan your Visit

We are in Entroncamento

How to get here

Guided tours

Tickets

From 3.

Free for children up to 5 years-old.

All prices

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The Collection

The complexity of a museum with the characteristics of the National Railway Museum is due to the enormous heritage diversity, the quantity and quality of the collection and its national dimension. A 160-year legacy, from the early days of the steam locomotive to the railroad of the future.

The collection consists of about 36,000 objects, many with considerable weight and volume, and are spread within several categories, ranging from rolling stock to tariffs and Ticketing.

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Collection Block: Photo of the D.Luís Locomotive
ROYAL TRAIN

The Royal Train was purchased by Companhia de Caminhos de Ferro do Sul to carry the Portuguese Royal Family between Barreiro and Vila Viçosa. It served the Portuguese Royal Family, Queen Maria Pia of Savoy, King Luís I, and Prince Carlos, who would later become King Carlos I of Portugal.

Collection Block: Photo of the interior of the Presidential Train Journalist’s Carriage
PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN

The Presidential Train (a direct heir to the cars acquired in 1890 for the Royal Train) accommodated Heads of State on their travels throughout the country, as well as their retinue, between 1910 and 1970. The Presidential Train consists of six cars.

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Address

Complexo Ferroviário do Entroncamento
Rua Eng.º Ferreira de Mesquita Nº1 A
Estrada Nacional nº3, 2330-152 Entroncamento

How to get to the Museum

On the A1 motorway, take the A23 exit towards Torres Novas / Castelo Branco, following the signs for Entroncamento.

At the "Entroncamento Norte" exit, go to the city center and follow the signs "Museu Nacional Ferroviário".

On the A23, towards Castelo Branco / Torres Novas, exit to "Entroncamento Norte" and head to the city center and follow the signs "Museu Nacional Ferroviário".

The Museum is just a couple of minutes walk from the Entroncamento Railway Station. Walk along the platform towards the overpass. You will find signs pointing to the entrance.

The city of Entroncamento is served by Norte and Beira Baixa Railway Lines. It is also connected to Ramal de Tomar and Linha do Leste railway lines, which enables train journeys from various corners of the country.

On the A1 motorway, take the A23 exit towards Torres Novas / Castelo Branco, following the signs for Entroncamento.

At the "Entroncamento Norte" exit, go to the city center and follow the signs "Museu Nacional Ferroviário".

On the A23, towards Castelo Branco / Torres Novas, exit to "Entroncamento Norte" and head to the city center and follow the signs "Museu Nacional Ferroviário".

The Museum is just a couple of minutes walk from the Entroncamento Railway Station. Walk along the platform towards the overpass. You will find signs pointing to the entrance.

The city of Entroncamento is served by Norte and Beira Baixa Railway Lines. It is also connected to Ramal de Tomar and Linha do Leste railway lines, which enables train journeys from various corners of the country.