Palacio Nacional da Ajuda
5 expert reviews
“The 18/19C residence of the monarchs Louis and Maria Pia from 1862 onwards, this palace contains a profusion of 19C furniture, tapestries, statues, paintings and decorative objects.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's
"In 1802 construction began on the Ajuda Palace, which was intended as a royal residence."
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Afar Magazine
"This palace is filled with elaborate furniture, art works, tapestries, and statues....I was impressed and awed with the elaborate, elegance displayed in every room."
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Fodor's
"This Disneylike castle is a glorious conglomeration of turrets and domes awash in pastels...the surrounding park is filled with trees and flowers from every corner of the Portuguese empire"
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Fodor's
"Today, the ornate neoclassical building functions as a museum. Visitors can take a peek at how Portuguese monarchs lived, as well as admire 18th- and 19th-century paintings, furniture, and tapestries."
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