The 21st edition of the country’s biggest motor festival gets underway this Friday.

The event organisers invite you to make the most of your visit.

The first tip: pick up a festival guide as soon as you arrive at the venue. It’s free and contains all the information you need.

Where to park 

This year, the Caramulo Motorfestival has seven public car parks. You can find them on the map below. 

How to get around

This year, there is a shuttle service within the venue to ensure you can get around quickly, comfortably and stress-free.

Shuttle service between the car parks (North and South) and the event
Frequency: All day
Destination: Caramulo Motorfestival 

Shuttle service between the event and the Caramulo Experience Centre
Frequency: All day
Location: Bus stop next to the petrol station
Destination: Caramulo Experience Centre

Shuttle to the Castrol Historic Ramp
Frequency: Twice a day (11.30 am and 3.30 pm), with a 1½-hour stop at the venue
Location: Caramulo Roundabout
Destination: Águas do Caramulo Bend

Where to eat

The festival has three food courts where you can enjoy your meals, as well as the Caramulo Museum restaurant, located in the 18th-century cloister.

What to visit 

The festival features a host of attractions over the three days. Check the programme to find out about all the highlights.

The Caramulo Museum ticket office will be open during the Caramulo Motorfestival, from 9.00 am to 8.00 pm, where you can purchase your tickets. A digital kiosk will also be available outside the museum.

Merchandise

If you’d like to take home a souvenir from the Caramulo Motorfestival, there are two shops on site: the Caramulo Museum shop and another one situated between the two museums. There are plenty of items on sale, ranging from bags, mugs, sweatshirts and T-shirts to posters. You can also buy items on the festival’s website.