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Seixal Bay, covering over 1,200 acres, is the municipality’s most valuable natural resource and for several generations now, the epicentre of the town’s economic, social and environmental development. Classified as a National Ecological Reserve, the Bay and the respective riverfronts are now an integrate part of a delimited wet area, decidedly relevant at Portuguese and European levels, for its extensive biodiversity count and exceptional scenic quality.
The several hubs of Seixal’s Municipal Eco-Museum are like a window to the municipality’s history, as well as to its natural and architectural wealth; its objective is to promote Seixal’s culture and traditions, particularly highlighting the Naval Centre, the Space Memória – Popular Typography, the Corroios Tidal Mill and the Mundet Hub. Further references are the Rouxinol Roman Pottery Workshop and Hub, the Gunpowder Factory at Vale de Milhaços and also the Quinta da Fidalga and the Manuel Cargaleiro Arts’ Workshop. Seixal also owns two Tejo’s river traditional sailing vessels: the Frigate’s Lifeboat Baía do Seixal, built in the 19th century, and the Amoroso, a Tejo’s Varino-type boat, from the 20th century. Visitors can sail the estuary aboard these boats, and get to know the area’s fauna and flora, as well as the urban structures built along its margins, while enjoying an all-encompassing and unique scenery.
A diversified offer of cultural, sport and leisure equipment and activities extends throughout the municipality, allowing both residents and visitors to the area to enjoy their free time in a multitude of ways. The International SeixalJazz Festival, the Seixal Theatre Festival, the Seixalíada, the Christmas Village and the Saint Peter’s Popular Feasts are some of the emblematic initiatives that place the municipality in the frontline in terms of high-quality cultural and sportive events.

Renting a car is the best option to get around in town, parking is free of charge