Palace of Ajuda: Historical Royal Residence

Located in Lisbon, the Palace of Ajuda served as the 19th-century residence for the Portuguese royal family. Its neoclassical architecture reflects a pivotal era in Portugal's history.

Foundation began in 1802 by King John VI, and the palace was designed as a replacement for the previous Royal Palace which was destroyed by the 1755 earthquake. Features include grand reception rooms, intricate decorations, and gardens that provide cultural insight into Portuguese nobility.

Unforgettable Highlights

🏰 Unique Neoclassical Architecture

🎨 Museum of Decorative Arts

🌳 Beautifully Landscaped Gardens

Visitors will appreciate the museum's accessibility with a nominal entrance fee, making it suitable for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts.