Interresting museum tell about the fish industy in former days in Portugal. Film to wach in English and French.
Free admision on saturdays.

Nice couple of hours spent going round the museum. Interesting to see how how successful the area was and how many jobs were created by the sardine industry. Yes some of the video of abit propaganda driven but let’s hope that’s just a translation issue. For the money it’s well worth a visit and the coffee shop after has decent drinks and snacks.

Very interesting insight into the history of Portimão (which used to be a lot bigger, as you'll find out!) as an industrious fishing village whose prosperity came from canned Sardines.

Industrial equipment on display including ovens, oil spreaders, can printers, can sealers, all used in the production of Sardines on a mass scale.

Underground section talks of a sunken ship at Portimão which was very interesting and a different set up you may not see again anywhere else

Worthy of a visit for a few hours. It's only €3pp entry! Discounted for children. Free on certain days and times. Given the amount on display, I’d say that €3pp is not only excellent value, but probably under-priced!