Bacalhôa Buddha Eden
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Bacalhoa Buddha Eden is a sculpture garden in Carvalhal, Bombarral, Portugal, with Buddhas, pagodas and terracotta figures across about 35 hectares.
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1 / 4Why go
- Created in response to the destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas.
- More than 6,000 tonnes of marble and granite were used to build the garden.
- A sculpture garden within a wine estate whose vineyards cover 45 hectares.
Opening hours
Today09:00 – 18:30Show all
Monday09:00 – 18:30
Tuesday09:00 – 18:30
Wednesday09:00 – 18:30
Thursday09:00 – 18:30
Friday09:00 – 18:30
Saturday09:00 – 18:30
Sunday09:00 – 18:30
Don't miss
- Golden BuddhasThe central staircase is the garden’s focal point, with golden Buddhas welcoming visitors.Central staircase
- Carved dragonsCarved dragons rise from the central lake, where koi fish swim.Central lake
- African sculpturesLook for portrayals of deities and everyday life, drawing on a Shona tradition of hand-carving stone that stretches back more than a thousand years.African sculpture garden
- Garden paths and bridgesFollow the paths and bridges through planting that includes bamboo, sakuras and orchids.Garden paths and bridges
Photo spots
- Central lakeFrame the carved dragons rising from the water.Central lake
Facilities
- Toilets Restrooms are in the car park and garden.
- Parking A large car park is at the garden entrance.
- Shop Onsite.
- Buffet restaurant Onsite.
- Snack bar Onsite.
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History
Quinta dos Loridos combines a manor house, wine production and the themed garden. The 90-hectare estate includes 45 hectares of vines, a sparkling-wine winery and an ageing cellar. The Shona works reflect belief in ancestral spirits known as Vadzimu.
- Around 1430The Alcobaça monastery granted the land to João Annes de Lourido.
- 16th centuryThe estate’s Italian-inspired layout shaped its terraced gardens and Palladian portal.
- By the mid-18th centuryThe Sanches de Baena family owned the estate and added Baroque features to its entrance and chapel.
- 1834Captain João Pedro Barbosa acquired the estate.
- 1989J. P. Vinhos, owned by Joe Berardo, acquired the estate and carried out conservation and restoration.
How to get there
- CarAddress: Quinta dos Loridos, 2540-420 Bombarral, in Carvalhal.
Accessibility
- Vehicle access Wheelchairs and baby strollers are permitted in the garden; other vehicles are not allowed.
Sources: Quinta dos Loridos - Wikipedia · Bombarral - Wikivoyage (see) · Bacalhôa Buddha Eden - Bacalhoa · checked 28 Sep 2026
Where
Quinta dos Loridos, Bombarral
- Phone
- +351 262 605 240
Plan from here: Evening walk →
Questions and answers
Can I bring a picnic to Bacalhoa Buddha Eden?
No. Picnics are not allowed inside the garden.
Can I bring my dog to Bacalhoa Buddha Eden?
Dogs are allowed on a leash or harness and must carry their owner’s name, address or phone number. Other pets are prohibited.
What are Bacalhoa Buddha Eden’s opening hours?
Open daily, 09:00–18:30.
How can I contact Bacalhoa Buddha Eden?
Call +351 262 605 240.
Can I see wildlife at Bacalhoa Buddha Eden?
The garden is home to birds, insects and reptiles.
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