Seixal preserves its unique history through museums and cultural spaces that celebrate its roots and identity.
Heritage and Culture in Seixal
A Mill Moved by the Tides
In Seixal, the Corroios Tide Mill preserves centuries of ingenuity and tradition. Dating back to the 15th century, this space allows us to understand how the power of the tides was harnessed to grind cereals, in a harmonious connection between man and nature. Overlooking the marshes, the visit offers an immersive and memorable experience.
An Encounter with Naval Art
On the edge of Seixal bay, the Naval Center of the Ecomuseum preserves the knowledge of the master builders of traditional Tagus boats. Among boats, catraios and other typical examples, the space pays homage to the region's fluvial history and allows you to immerse yourself in a heritage that is still alive on the banks of the river.
Memories Engraved in Stone
The Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, in the historic center of Seixal, is an example of architectural sobriety and devotion. Built in the 17th century, it stands out for the tiled details and gilded woodwork inside, offering a moment of contemplation for those who appreciate sacred art and religious heritage.
Small Artistic Treasures
Housed in an old industrial building in Seixal, the International Contemporary Medal Center (CIMEC) surprises with its originality. Dedicated to modern medal art, this space reveals meticulous and creative works, inviting visitors to discover an artistic universe that is little known but full of expression.
Memories of the Tejo in Miniature
At Casa do Bote, Seixal's riverside past comes to life through objects, models and photographs that illustrate the importance of traditional boats in the life of the community. A small museum with great historical value, celebrating the intimate relationship between the town and the river.
A Museum in the Heart of the Village
At Casa do Largo, the Seixal Municipal Museum offers a journey through archaeology, traditional ways of life and the evolution of human occupation in the region. This museum space, housed in an old manor house, is ideal for those who want to understand the town's cultural roots.
A Garden with History
In Quinta da Fidalga, with its historic Moorish-inspired garden, is one of Seixal's hidden treasures. Boxwood paths, ornamental bridges and a serene atmosphere invite contemplation. A perfect place to discover the region's aristocratic past in an enchanting setting.
