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The Museum is divided into two distinct sections: on the ground floor shows the historical component and the technical procedures for carrying on the Manufacturing of Portalegre’s Tapestries; and on the 1st floor are presented tapestry works following the development of this art, from its birth in Portalegre, in the late 40s of the twentieth century to the present day.

There can be seen the works of a wide range of national and foreign authors who have made tapestry in Portalegre, among which stands out Almada Negreiros, Guilherme Camarinha, Maria Keil, Júlio Pomar, Vieira da Silva, Maria Velez, Costa Pinheiro, Sa Nogueira, Lourdes Castro, Eduardo Nery, Menez, Graça Morais, José de Guimarães or Jean Lurçat and Le Corbusier, among many others.

The museum also has a temporary exhibition gallery and an auditorium for 150 people. The cafeteria, the foyer and the garden are complementary spaces for public enjoyment, with adaptability to various recreational and cultural activities.

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  • Portalegre’s Tapestry Museum – Guy Fino

  • The Museum is divided into two distinct sections: on the ground floor shows the historical component and the technical procedures for carrying on the Manufacturing of Portalegre’s Tapestries; and on the 1st floor are presented tapestry works following the development of this art, from its birth in Portalegre, in the late 40s of the twentieth century to the present day.

    There can be seen the works of a wide range of national and foreign authors who have made tapestry in Portalegre, among which stands out Almada Negreiros, Guilherme Camarinha, Maria Keil, Júlio Pomar, Vieira da Silva, Maria Velez, Costa Pinheiro, Sa Nogueira, Lourdes Castro, Eduardo Nery, Menez, Graça Morais, José de Guimarães or Jean Lurçat and Le Corbusier, among many others.

    The museum also has a temporary exhibition gallery and an auditorium for 150 people. The cafeteria, the foyer and the garden are complementary spaces for public enjoyment, with adaptability to various recreational and cultural activities.

  • Alentejo

  • Portalegre

  • Serra de S. Mamede Nature Park

  • Município de Portalegre

  • Access to Portalegre, coming from:

    - Castelo de Vide (± 21 km) - N246 and N359;

    - Marvão (± 22 km) – N359;

    - Arronches (± 25 km) – N246;

    - Badajoz (Spain) (± 68 km) - Campo Maior road, N371 and N246.

     

    In Portalegre, follow to Figueira street, nº 9.

    GPS: 39.2926064,-7.4327741

  • Museum

  • Auditorium

    Coffee shop

    Exhibitions

  • Museu da Tapeçaria de Portalegre - Guy Fino

    Rua da Figueira, 9

    7300-139 PORTALEGRE

    Phone: (00351) 245 307 530

    Email: museu.tapecaria@cm-portalegre.pt

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  • See the website. 9 am – 1 pm | 2 pm – 6 pm

  • See the website. Monday and holidays

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  • The tapestries collection is not fixed, so, on each visit, you can find new works.