National Museum Machado de Castro

Walking through the old church, halfway up the hill, I saw the new church, tall and white under the blue sky and white clouds. I was thinking of crossing the street to see it. I turned around and saw the beautiful National Museum of the courtyard. Because our focus was on the University of Coimbra, we did not visit it. However, we are interested in its viewing platform. Unfortunately, the landscape we expect to go out is "miscellaneous" mainly because the geographical location is not high enough.

The Machado de Castro National Museum looks quite old. It was built in the 12th century. It's a great place to visit. It has a rich collection of sculptures and paintings. It's worth 3 euros to come here.

Although the National Museum is not very large, the exhibits are mainly natural science instruments and some specimens of animals and plants. From the exhibits, we can see that Portugal was very advanced in science and technology 300 years ago, especially in navigation and astronomy, reflecting its past glory.

Machado de Castro The National Museum's building itself is an artwork. The first floor is a Roman ruin. You can see the most impressive buildings of the Roman Empire. The huge and magnificent colonnade is divided into two floors. It is generally considered to be a huge square used to support the ancient city. The museum even has headlights for you to explore, a great experience.

The National Museum is located in the old city halfway up the hill. On the way to the University City of Coimbra, the new church of Coimbra and its campus of Coimbra University are on the way. Down is the old Coinbra Church. The old church in Coimbra is like a castle. It has a high bell tower dome behind it and a cylindrical structure beside it. It looks very Arabic.