The museum, located next to the entrance to the Roman city of Conímbriga, features a permanent exhibition depicting customs, artistic, and cultural phenomena dating from the first millennium BC to the sixth century AD. These are grouped by theme: daily life, architecture, and cults, illustrated by countless objects and fragments of various metals, ceramics, glass, stone (including sculptures), stucco, mural paintings, and bones. Among other finds, it preserves four milestones found within the city of Conímbriga (Mile CXVI of the XVI Itinerary from Braga to Lisbon) or nearby: two to Constantius Chlorus, one to Tacitus, and one to Galerius Maximian.

This space houses artistic furniture and artwork donated to the City Hall by Jenny Mendes de Brito. It's best to book a visit in advance.

The property is part of the Camões Neighborhood, which includes 32 homes and this elementary school. It has a rectangular, two-story layout and was intended for day and night schooling for children and adults, respectively.

The building opened in 1965, marking the municipality's twentieth anniversary. It features modernist architecture and a rectangular room with a stalls and balcony.

Interesting building with civil architecture equipment.

A modernist building that served as a warehouse for the Portuguese Railways. It currently houses part of the National Railway Museum.

Locomotive manufactured in 1929, in Germany, which is on display at the Largo do Centro de Convivio da Terceira Idade.

Monument of popular religious architecture, with a bell tower, nave, chancel and wooden ceiling.

A church with a Renaissance architecture featuring a bell tower, a central nave, and side aisles, with wooden texts. The chancel features a Neo-Manueline star vault.

The National Railway Museum comprises several museum centers located throughout the country, with the Central Museum located in the city of Entroncamento. Currently, the Entroncamento Museum Set expanded and renovated its facilities. Within this space, the former Locomotive Roundabout is open to visitors, housing a permanent exhibition featuring some of the most important examples of this type of railway vehicle, powered by steam, diesel, or electric power.