Discover the best top things to do in Leiria District, Portugal including Museu Municipal de Alvaiazere, Casa Museu Sao Rafael, Museu Industrial e Artesanal do Textil de Mira de Aire, Museu Jose Malhoa, Centro de Interpretacao da Batalha de Aljubarrota, Museu do Ciclismo, Museu do Vidro, Centro de Interpretacao da Batalha do Vimeiro, Museu Do Vinho De Alcobaca, Mimo - Museu Da Imagem Em Movimento.
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MIAT - Museu Industrial e Artesanal do Têxtil - The Industrial and Handicraft Textile Museum is a project which aims to dignify the legacy of the generations who made the towns of Mira de Aire and Minde become one of the centres of the textile industry in Portugal in the 20th century. The museum aims to inform visitors about how wool was processed to produce rugs, carpets, blankets, cloths and knitting fabrics. The museum´s collection includes hand looms and other hand operated devices as well as industrial machinery.
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We spotted this when closed but noted the weekend opening hours and made a plan to return. Thoughtfully and lovingly curated by fanatics of cycling, we really enjoyed the exhibition on the first floor of he museum which overlooks the park of Caldas. Some of our family are cycling enthusiasts but most of us aren’t and yet we all enjoyed its great collection of memorabilia, posters, life stories and medals/awards as well as original bikes. As the non-cycling enthusiast, my favourite was a Hanseatic trike for grown ups!!
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Inaugurated on 21 August 2008 during the commemorations for the Bicentenary of the Battle of Vimeiro, the Battle of Vimeiro Interpretation Center can be found on the Hill above Vimeiro, next to the Monument celebrating the 1st Centenary of the battle. Multifunctional in nature, the Center brings together museum exhibitions, archaeological artifacts, period documents and virtual information with emphasis on interactivity. Strategically positioned, the Interpretation Center provides visitors with na almost complete view of the battlefield.
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The National Wine Museum occupies the old winery that was built in 1896 by Jose Eduardo Raposo Magalhaes to develop wine production in the region. A distinguished native of Alcobaca, he, more than anyone, was responsible for the progresso and reputation achieved by wine-growing in the town. He used the latest technology to build his winery and we can still see it today.
On the surface it may not be impressive, but the substance of its collection of wine production equipment, infrastucture, artifacts and memorabilia is absolutely astonishing. The guided tour was entertaining and informative - a great learning experience for wine enthusiasts and wine professionals alike.
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We went into the museum unsure of what we would find but we were immediately blown away. To the right there was an exhibition of all kinds of cameras (mostly old), of all shapes and sizes which was fascinating. To the left there were countless interactive gadgets that we experiment with and use to explore all the ways images can be displayed. And in the top floor there was a really cool photography exhibition as well. It was so much fun! And the best part? We went on Sunday so it was free ????????????????????????
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