Top Things to do in Viseu District
Top Hotels in Viseu District
- 1. Ventozelo Hotel & Quinta
- 2. Pousada de Viseu Charming Spa
- 3. The Wine House Hotel - Quinta da Pacheca
- 4. Lamego Hotel & Life
- 5. Vila Gale Collection Douro
- 6. Quinta de Casaldronho Wine Hotel
- 7. Grao Vasco Hotel
- 8. Douro Castelo Signature Hotel
- 9. Delfim Douro Hotel
- 10. Montebelo Viseu Congress Hotel
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The 10 Best Museums in Viseu District, Northern Portugal
Discover the best top things to do in Viseu District, Portugal including Museu Etnografico Casa da Lavoura e Oficina do Linho, Museu Grao Vasco, Museu Terras de Besteiros, Museu de Lamego, Casa Do Miradouro, Museu do Quartzo, Museu Almeida Moreira, O Arquivo - Museu Diocesano de Lamego, Palacio dos Condes de Anadia, Museu de Historia da Cidade.
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1. Museu Etnografico Casa da Lavoura e Oficina do Linho
2. Museu Grao Vasco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By pedroa843 - Lisbon, Portugal
One of the most beautiful cathedrals that I have visited (I have seen quite a lot !). Intimist, well preserved and with an historical treasure which is unique!
3. Museu Terras de Besteiros
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By ajeduarte - Lisbon, Portugal
A warm welcome by Sofia will definitely make you want to know more about this region. The museum gives you several angles on the land activities, economy and technology breakthroughs, ending with some well preserved cultural artifacts like Linen, Baskets and Black clay pottery.
4. Museu de Lamego
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
The Museum of Lamego is installed in the ancient Episcopal Palace, whose reconstruction is due to D. Manuel de Vasconcelos Pereira, the Bishop of Lamego between 1773 and 1786. Founded in 1917, after de 1910 Revolution (Republic), its collection, which its major characteristic is the eclectism, is continuously enriched by new donations. At present and in permanent exhibition, it has sections of painting, tapestry and paraments, sculpture, gold-craftmanship, ceramics, ornamental tiles, arheology, chapels, vehicles and furniture. Among the colection there are 18 pieces classified as National Threasures. Flamish tapestries and Vasco Fernandes's paintings, both from 16th century, assume the role of the museum's ex-libris.
Reviewed By neilherbert45 - Dorchester, United Kingdom
We were advised to visit Lamego by our host Margarida at Casa de Romezal in Peso De Regua - it isn't far, and the views of the Douro and vines on th way are excellent - we wanted to visit the Cathedral but were told it was closed due to a robbery, so we came here instead - excellent museum, well presented, and well worth a visit - some beautiful relics, tiles, paintings and some incredible 16th century Flemish tapestries depicting scenes from Sophocles Oedipus
5. Casa Do Miradouro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By mfiguinhas - Viseu District, Portugal
It's a small archeological museum focused on a fascinating individual, José Coelho. The collection is captivating, the exhibit interesting and the building is a show. Of its own - delightful. Totally worth the visit, also because the staff is super nice.
6. Museu do Quartzo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By JessopSmythe - Llantrisant, United Kingdom
Hidden away in an abandoned quarry this place was a real surprise. I think we surprised them too - they seemed to be caught out by actual visitors turning up. As with much of this part of Portugal, very few staff spoke English but that didn't stop them making us feel very welcome as they looked after us, the only visitors that afternoon. All the information boards are in Portugese only but they have a supply of booklets with the English which kept the family (including a teenager doing GCSE geology) informed while I got to practice my pidgin Portugese. So much more than I was expecting. Neat, clean, well laid out and very interesting.
7. Museu Almeida Moreira
8. O Arquivo - Museu Diocesano de Lamego
9. Palacio dos Condes de Anadia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
The Counts of Anadia Palace is a extraordinary building from the 18th century. This majestic Palace lies on a unique landscape setting in Mangualde, Viseu District. Keeping its originality and its history, it will take us on a tour telling us about extraordinary men and women. The Palace, Garden and Historical Forest visit takes us through its uses and daily life, taste and fashion, exuberance and refinement, reflecting its owners and their times.
Reviewed By joamag - Porto, Portugal
Very interesting place with a lovely guide! Bernardo showed us the place with diligence and a smile.
