The Open-Air Museum is the ideal place to learn about the history of the municipality of Campo Maior and its people, from prehistory to the present day, without forgetting its ongoing connection with Spain.

A museum space inaugurated in 2005 that promotes and preserves the history of olive growing. It shows the process of cultivating and harvesting olives, up to their transformation into olive oil.

Owned by the Delta Cafés company, it is one of the few specialty museums in the world and the only one in the Iberian Peninsula. Its aim is to promote coffee cultivation worldwide and its relationship to the activities of the company that founded it.

Gazebo green tones and decorated with tiles, set in landscaped space on one of the main arteries of Campo Maior.

Museum installed in the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Carmo, a popular Baroque style Church (1801). Factory property of the Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, illustrates the history of salvation, on the basis of a vast collection of paintings, pictures, pieces of furniture and jewellery, collected in several churches in the municipality of Campo Maior, representing the 16TH and 20th centuries.

Modern space that accommodates all kinds of events, shows and exhibitions.

Local culture reference in Campo Maior, receiving several exhibitions.

Space documenting the history of the Earth having ethnographic and archeological objects of Campo Maior.