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The origins of the Archaeological Museum of San Miguel de Odrinhas retreat to the Renaissance, probably when Francisco de Hollanda decided to gather around the old Chapel of St. Michael, a considerable number of epigraphic monuments found on the Roman ruins still visible then on site.

Materials related to human occupation, for over 6000 years, in Sintra territory, Roman monuments, lintels Visigoth, medieval tombs and other epigraphed tombstones (ie with inscriptions) are showed here. It also has the only three Etruscan sarcophagi existing in Portugal, brought from Italy.

Includes the Hermitage and the Ruins of São Miguel de Odrinhas, a Roman villa classified as property of public interest (Imóvel de Interesse Público) by Decree No. 42692 of November 30, 1959.

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  • Archaeological Museum of ‘São Miguel de Odrinhas’

  • The origins of the Archaeological Museum of San Miguel de Odrinhas retreat to the Renaissance, probably when Francisco de Hollanda decided to gather around the old Chapel of St. Michael, a considerable number of epigraphic monuments found on the Roman ruins still visible then on site.

    Materials related to human occupation, for over 6000 years, in Sintra territory, Roman monuments, lintels Visigoth, medieval tombs and other epigraphed tombstones (ie with inscriptions) are showed here. It also has the only three Etruscan sarcophagi existing in Portugal, brought from Italy.

    Includes the Hermitage and the Ruins of São Miguel de Odrinhas, a Roman villa classified as property of public interest (Imóvel de Interesse Público) by Decree No. 42692 of November 30, 1959.

  • Lisboa e Vale do Tejo

  • Sintra

  • Sintra-Cascais Nature Park

  • Município de Sintra

  • Yes.

  • The Museum is halfway between Sintra and Ericeira (byN247). In the village of Odrinhas, follow the signs to the Museum (crossing to S. Miguel de Odrinhas / Funchal).

     

    GPS: 38.886873, -9.366336

  • Museum

  • Store

    Auditorium

    Guided tours

    Coffee shop

  • Museu Arqueológico de São Miguel de Odrinhas

    Av. Prof. Dr. D. Fernando de Almeida

    São Miguel de Odrinhas

    2705-739 SÃO JOÃO DAS LAMPAS

    E-mail: dcul.masmo.geral@cm-sintra.pt

    Phone: (00351) 219 609 520

    SITE

  • Crianças até aos 14 anos – gratuito. Restantes: 2 €. Existem reduções e isenções para alguns grupos.

  • From Tuesday to Saturday: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m..

  • Sundays, Mondays and Holidays.

  • No

  • All tours are guided.

    Behind the museum, on a hill, see the rocks and the menhirs.