House of the Prince
Municipality
Porto
House of the Prince
Tue-Sun 10:00-17:30 Mon, holidays closed
Built in 1325, the House of the Prince owes its name to Henry the Navigator, presumably born there.
The building, one of the oldest in the city, was probably also the largest in size, especially because of the two towers built in the 14th century, which have long since disappeared. The national monument has served different purposes over the years, such as a residence for official visits from the royal house, the city’s old Customs House and the Mint, which were settled in it for several centuries.
» Transportation: Bus: 500, 900, 901, 906, ZM, ZR | Tram: 1 | Metro: Line D (São Bento)
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In addition to the permanent exhibitions and the Archive, the Cabinet of Time was inaugurated in 2020 with a series of exhibitions that provoke an in-depth experience of episodes and perspectives from the city's chronology, summoning memory and leading visitors to imagine jumps and more or less probable relationships between this and other times. Cabinet of Time: https://museudoporto.pt/cabinet/gabinete-do-tempo/ Cineclube do Porto’s Cinema Library: https://museudoporto.pt/recurso/biblioteca-de-cinema-do-cineclube-do-porto/ Porto Affairs Library: https://museudoporto.pt/recurso/biblioteca-de-assuntos-portuenses/ Online tickets: https://porto.bol.pt/Comprar/Bilhetes/133919-visita_a_casa_do_infante-casa_do_infante/
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Caption: House of the Prince
Credits: Porto City Council
Address:
Rua da Alfândega, 10
4050-029 Porto
Phone: +351 222 060 400
Email: museudoporto@cm-porto.pt
Municipality
Porto
Address:
Rua da Alfândega, 10
4050-029 Porto
Phone: +351 222 060 400
Email: museudoporto@cm-porto.pt
Location
Exhibitions
Cinema de Revolução
26 Oct 2024 - 23 Feb 2025 | Porto
House of the Prince | Ter-Dom 10:00-17:30
Nesta exposição, propõe-se uma visita ao Cinema e ao Cineclubismo através do acervo do...