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The station of Arco de Baúlhe opened in 15 January 1949 and was the terminal point of the Tâmega Line. With the closure of the section between Amarante and Arco de Baúlhe, in 1990, it ended circulation until here. Today, the old railway space integrates the Basto Land Museum.
The Museum highlights two saloon carriages used by D. Carlos and D. Amelia on the trip to Salted Stones in 1907. This journey precedes the opening of the station of Arco de Baúlhe: the carriages are not proof that the kings arrived here by train.
Also look for the revolving board, water storage and the old stalls. The dispatch warehouse hosts temporary exhibitions, while the assembly keeps the memory of the trips and work around the trains.
Sources and updates
Main source consulted in 03/11/2026. Schedules have their own revision when indicated.
Consult 5 sources and review register
- Main source
- Basto Land Museum — Rules of Procedure Documented consultation: 04/11/2026
- Basto Land Museum — presentation of the three cores; consultation of 05/11/2026
- National Railway Museum · hours and contacts of Arco de Baúlhe · consultation 14/11/2026
- National Railway Museum · information from Arco de Baúlhe in French · consultation 14/11/2026
Publication at that source: Unidentified. Registered documentary verification: 2026-11-14.
Method recorded in that review: Documental review of the pages of the Municipality and Museum in 14/11/2026; hours, address and contacts checked. No visit, call or confirmation of opening in real time.
Editorial review: 2026-11-14. The editorial review is neither a visit to the site nor a real-time update. Additional times and sources may have their own consultation dates, indicated in the form.
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