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Footwear Museum opens its shoe reserves to the public

Are you passionate about shoes? Then this visit is for you!

 

Footwear Museum opens its shoe reserves to the public

On January 27, as part of the International Day of the Conservator-Restorer, the Shoe Museum opens the doors of its shoe storage areas and reveals its unique Walk-in Closet.

This visit will allow visitors to go behind the scenes of the museum’s collection and discover how to organize, store, and care for their footwear.

The visit is free of charge, but prior registration is required via email at museudocalcado@cm-sjm.pt or by phone at +351 256 004 006.

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