Museu Anjos Teixeira

Small, but nice museum. Interesting sculptures, more realistic than art deco. Place worth to visit on the way to Pena palace.

Small museum, with free entrance, full of sculptures ranging from small to huge. Worth a visit when walking through the town.

Museu Anjos Teixeira (Museum of Anjos Teixera) is an attraction in Sintra where you can see contemporary works of Portuguese sculptures, Arthur and Pedro Anjos Teixeira. The museum is located downhill from the curved street, Vulcha Dulche which links the area of Sintra around the rail station to the historic city centre area. In addition to the actual museum there are quite a few sculptures that have been placed along the Vulcha Dulche sidewalk as well. Like the Teixieira sculptures, these focus on contemporary human and animal representations, some of which are quite interesting to view if you are a fan of sculptures.

A small, but a very exciting museum not far from Sintra railway station

Although the sculptures were possibly somewhat interesting, we were met with such an exceptionally unfriendly welcome, that we left after 2 minutes. Would not recommend just because of this.

The Museu Anjos Teixeira displays sculptures made by father and son Teixeira though mostly the son. Nudes mainly female, workers and animals and some sketches and photographs of the sculptor. English descriptions and information signs as well as Portuguese. Admission is only €1. It is worthwhile visiting if you have some extra time, though of course the palaces, Castelo dos Mouros, the Convento dos Capuchos and the Quinta da Regaleira should be higher priorities.

Local artist museum, a deep dive into the Saloio collective psyche.

Happened upon it by accident. Debated whether to go in but we were pleasantly surprised. A must see for Portuguese art.