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Dr. Joaquim Manso Ethnographical and Archaeological Museum
This is a Museum of regional characteristics with very heterogeneous collections (ethnography, archaeology, painting, sculpture, photography and others) and temporary exhibitions. It was inaugurated in 1976, June 6th and it is placed in a summerhouse of the beginning of the 20th century. The present museum itinerary puts in evidence mainly the maritime ethnography, through the exhibition of several types of local fishing boats and traditional costumes. Archaeology, the history of the town and the cult of Mary are also always present.
Opening Hours
10 a.m. – 01 p.m.
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02 p.m. – 06 p.m.
(from November to March)
11 a
.m. – 07 p.m.
(from April to October)
Closed on Mondays
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Museu de Arte Sacra Reitor Luís Nési (Parish-Priest Luis Nési Sacred Art Museum)
Located in the right wing of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Nazaré in the former “Casa do
Despacho
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the museum exhibits liturgical ornament objects, silver objects, statues, historical documents and vestments, most of them coming from votive offerings to the Virgin of Nazaré. Opening Hours:
10 a.m. – 01 p.m. / 02 p.m. – 06 p.m. (from October to June)
10 a.m. – 07 p.m. (from July to September)
Closed on Mondays
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Nazaré Cultural Centre
In the building of the former Fish Auction Market (1961-1986) – is installed, since 1997, a temporary exhibition room, where several cultural activities and events take place. Here we also have the Internet Room and on the 1st floor the Municipal Library.
Opening Hours:
09h30 a.m. –
01 p.m.
/
02 p.m. – 07 p.m.
(from Monday to Friday)
0
3 p.m. – 07 p.m.
(weekends and holidays)
Fisherman’s House-Museum
This House-museum was born from the private initiative of a Nazarene friend of his town’s traditions and it was inaugurated in 1999, December 11th. Restored and renewed by Manuel Águeda Limpinho, it represents the exterior and the interior of a typical house of a fisherman and fishwife family of the 1930s and 1950s. Here one can admire not only household utensils and furniture but also fishing arts and some Nazarene boat miniatures of that period.
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