One of the top cultural and historical buildings in Lisbon to he on your "to-visit" list. This Palace shows the opulence with which the royal family planned and buit their estates. Nothing short of breath taking! The rooms are huge and at times even nicely decorated. It's interesting to see the family tree and historical background. They surely have built an amazing piece of architecture, albeit, they only built half of it ... makes you wonder how amazing it would have been, if constructed in its entirety!!!

Insanely cool! Can't believe more people don't home here. This was the best attraction I saw during 5 days in lisbon. Perhaps the most unique palace I've ever seen. Stunning art and architecture. Only $5 entry and so many great facts and the tour is incredibly informative. I want to go back!

A lovely palace for a bargain entry price of 5€! Lots of beautiful rooms to see. I think the most spectacular rooms are the banquette room, the blue room and the throne room. The information is all written in English as well. Some of the staff members seemed a little delirious. For example, one of the ladies kept trying to play peekaboo with a mirror in the "queen's bathroom". I don't know if that's because it hadn't been very busy. But most of them seemed bored. Still that being said, a lovely place to go!

I arrived just before opening and there was already a very short queue formed. But it moved pretty fast once the doors opened. Admission is a little cheaper at 8 euros, than a lot of the other attractions in Lisbon. And you do get quite a bit for your money's worth - The rooms are very well maintained, and ornately packed with lots of paintings, antiques and some descriptions of what you're looking at. It's not particularly crowded so you get your own space while looking around. There's a bus that goes right to the entrance so it's very convenient getting here too

Went here yesterday and had a lovely experience. Small and well curated museum. Tickets were under 10 euros, which felt fair for the size of the museum. We spent about one hour here, definitely worth the little detour to see this piece of Portuguese history. Overall, it is very worth it. On a rainy day, this is the perfect place to spend some time.

A great place to visit. The cost line is wide, spacious and with great views. The beach is easily accessible. It can be windy sometimes. There various local shops and restaurants to provide a good experience with food and shopping. There are places to rest and places to exercise as well. The views from the top of hill are great.

This palace was one of the best palaces that I've ever been in the world. The magnificence and splendor of it is amazing. The banquet room is truly fit for a king and the throne rooms are Jane Normas. I love the multiple ball rooms. The marble room was very unique. I'm so glad I didn't miss the opportunity to go here

Nice palace to be visited in a calm area, went on a Friday very few people. Interesting place get a view of few rooms that have been kept and reworked in a good condition. Very cheap as well can be done in a quick hour. Would recommend

Absolutely gorgeous! Sumptuous interiors and relaxed viewing (unlike pena palace) - only €9 for a family of 3 so inexpensive too! A real 'find'!

This place is so underrated. We saved this place for the last and only decided to go if we had time, I was surprised to see such beautiful interiors of the palace. This place is far more better than some of the overrated castles and places around Lisbon. Worth the visit!

Great visit, loved it! The luxury is amazing. There are many rooms opened to the public to visit. Statues in many of them. A lot of the original furniture and decorations is present. You can walk at you own pave and there are many information pannel explaining the role of every room and how it was used.

One of the highlights of Lisbon, this is one of the several royal palaces in and around the Portuguese capital and the most centrally located. Although only moderately attractive on the outside, the interior possesses all the grandeur expected of a royal residence.

Best views you will ever of the whole region. Canyons on the beach, incredible scenery, best natural reserve combining beach, sea, canyons and nature. The hiking path is amazing!!! You have to do a hike through the whole territory.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful .... !! (Original) Belíssimo....!!

(Translated by Google) Sensational (Original) Sensacional

Interesting visit! There is something about old palaces that never gets old. Well, some parts need to be renovated if you know what I mean… definitely worth going, you can take a bus that stops literally at the entrance.

(Translated by Google) The Ajuda National Palace, a national monument since 1910, was once the official residence of the Portuguese royal family in the reign of King Louis I, and the last palace to be built in Portugal. After more than thirty years living in Lisbon, we are now rediscovering all the enormous historical and cultural potential. The Ajuda National Palace, in addition to all that nineteenth-century atmosphere of the home of the kings of Portugal, now shows the Chapel of Queen D. Maria Pia. It was his place of devotion. It had never been shown to the public and now, for the first time, we can appreciate all those works of art from the 17th and 18th centuries, beautiful religious objects, paintings, sculptures and the Holy Face of El Greco, the only work of this painter in Portugal. (Original) O Palácio Nacional da Ajuda, monumento nacional desde 1910, foi outrora a residência oficial da família real portuguesa no reinado de D. Luís I, e o último palácio a ser construído em Portugal. Após mais de trinta anos a viver em Lisboa, estamos agora a redescobrir todo o enorme potencial histórico, cultural. O Palácio Nacional da Ajuda, além de todo aquele ambiente oitocentista da habitação dos reis de Portugal, mostra agora a Capela da Rainha D. Maria Pia. Era o seu espaço de devoção. Nunca tinha sido mostrado ao público e agora, pela primeira vez, podemos apreciar todas aquelas obras de arte do século XVII e XVIII, lindíssimos objectos religiosos, pinturas, esculturas e a Santa Face de El Greco, única obra deste pintor em Portugal.

(Translated by Google) Nastya liked it a lot ... We will come back more often ... lots of details to see and review! (Original) A Nastya gostou muito... Vamos voltar mais vezes...muitos detalhes pra ver e rever!

It is like local Royal palace in past time，less people visit here.Ticket price just 5 eruos in March 2020

(Translated by Google) Every time I go there I am always amazed. I have already been to many palaces and castles but I am always fascinated by this one, either because of the richness of the furniture, the lining of the walls, the richness of the pieces or the things that fascinate me the most. Your lamps. I can't get enough of going there. (Original) Cada vez que lá tenho ido fico sempre maravilhada. Já tenho ido a muitos palácios e castelos mas fico sempre fascinada com este, quer pela riquesa dos móveis, pelo revestimento das paredes, pela riqueza das peças ou por aquilo que mais me fascina. Os seus candeeiros. Não me canso de lá ir.

DO NOT MISS this

Amazing palace, full of art, decoration and furniture. Very well preserved.

Interesting to see the splendor and opulence of the royalty from the 19th century. An easy self-guided tour. Reasonable admission price.

A relatively small exposition of royal family household. It is quite a classic palace with well preserved interior. The place is not big and it takes about 1 hour to go through exposition. It is nice to take a bus up the hill and take a walk down towards the river where you can visit other museums. Enjoy!

Kids loved seeing this as they can see what real kings and queens lived like in the past. “Why would you put a painting of someone’s face staring at you in the bathroom!” “In the past, blue was the color for queens/females!” “how many people can sit in that dining room!” It’s def educational for kids and quick visit. An hour is enough. But the palace is sort of in the middle of nowhere. No restaurants, no cafes, nothing at the location. We arrived very hungry so rushed to finish and take a bolt car to go back to old town to eat. We wanted to eat some small snacks there but it’s absolutely nothing except a vending machine. Overall, it’s worth a quick visit for sure, particularly if kids haven’t seen many royal palaces.

We went to the Palace based on reviews we read and we were not disappointed at all! Almost no tourists, a lot of things to see, no waiting line. Ticket is only 5 EUR per Person. Highly recommend to visit!

Beautiful palace the interior is extraordinary realy wow . Too bad lacks attention from tourist as it is not on any of the hop on off routes so its a bit out of the way up the hill but big time worth visiting for cheap access only 5 & kids free. Staff were helpful and welcoming answering questions about history details . There was signs in each room with multiple languages giving summary . You will need a good 1 to 1.5 hours to enjoy it without rushing . There are toilets and elevators but no AC

Really enjoyed this palace. Interesting to see the history of the royal family and relatives. Arrived in the morning soon after opening and it was quiet, no line. That's the best time to go. You can take pictures without flash and no video.

Ajuda National Palace is a mesmerizing window into Portugal's regal past. Every room tells a story, adorned with artistry and elegance. However, it's disheartening to witness some signs of leakage and deteriorating floors due to water damage. Such a gem deserves impeccable preservation.

We had the opportunity to visit the palace on January 18, 2024, during the afternoon hours. The number of visitors present at that time was relatively low. The palace is expansive in size, featuring an abundance of artwork adorning the ceilings and majority of the walls. Even the furniture pieces are considered works of art. Due to our possession of the Lisboa Card, we were granted complimentary admission. It is advisable to allocate sufficient time to thoroughly explore the interior of the palace.

Few tourists seem to make it to the former royal palace, which is a surprise as it is an amazing place and just round the corner (albeit up the hill) from Belém. This does mean that it is a quiet, enjoyable experience, unlike many palaces. Built on the site occupied by a wooden royal palace after the 1755 earthquake, this is a succession of breathtaking rooms. For modern tastes, they are overcluttered and the decoration is not the sort many would chose for their houses today, but it is a fascinating insight into the world of the nineteenth-century Portuguese monarchy. The upstairs throne room, banqueting hall (still used by the President for state banquets) and ballroom are especially magnificent. Each room has a brief explanation in Portuguese, English and French, plus descriptions of some of the main items of interest. Definitely worth an hour or two, and easily reached by bus if the climb up the hill is a deterrent. It also has the advantage of being open on a Monday.

In diesem Schloss wohnte die königliche Familie ab 1861 bis sie 1910 ins Exil ging. Die luxuriöse Ausstattung der Räume ist noch komplett erhalten. Der Eintritt kostet 5 Euro. Es gibt hier kein Gedränge und keine Wartezeit. Ein Besuch lohnt sich auf jeden Fall.

Definitely worth visiting. It's a shame that not a lot of people know about it. The entrance fee is cheap compared to other castles and the quality of the tour is just as good. Plus you have the museum of the royal treasure next to it which is an experience in itself.

I highly recommend visiting this place if you are in Lisbon. I don't understand why there were so few visitors, but I guess this was a great opportunity to enjoy the place without the crowds. Tickets are very reasonable for what you get to see and experience. Everything inside is beautiful, from the furniture to the history of the place, and totally worth the money.

Beautiful palace ! A lot to see and to discover inside it (appartement, all kind of art, furnitures...) I was really impressed by some of the rooms, especially the the reception hall. The price is pretty cheap, so if you are around, it’s a nice place to stop ! However I would not say it’s a must-do.

Impressive former main palace with commanding views over the general area. It costs 5 euro to enter or is free with the Lisboa card. Let's just say that it is pretty obvious that they were trying to impress

Visited the palace cause its included in the lisbon card. Pretty nice.

Small but beautiful place. Free to residents on Sundays

Wonderful Palace at Lisbon, Portugal.

(Translated by Google) Living history in our country, it is worth visiting. It has free parking (Original) História viva em nosso país, vale a pena visitar. Tem estacionamento gratuito

(Translated by Google) Simply a spectacle ... (Original) Simplesmente um espetáculo...

(Translated by Google) Nice palace although with parts closed and under construction. (Original) Bonito palacio aunque con partes cerradas y en obras.

Beautiful area, great for long walks, it's always quiet. ☺️🇵🇹👍

This was a beautiful stop for us in our camper. We spent a night on the beach and woke up to exquisite sunrise views with the expansive beach stretching as far as the eyes can see. We walked for ages and passed some beautiful beach bars and restaurants. We were there in winter and so not much was open. However, we also explored the cliffs which were beautiful! It is a lovely drive through the park and even more lovely to stroll through the cliff tops.

A really wonderful place where you are usually alone, but it is hard to get here if you want to stay on the cliff and a dead end as well. On the beach you can walk and enjoy the beautiful white sand or collect some shells while you whatch the great portuguese sunsets

This a place you wont forget in your live IF you visit .. its quite closet to the city and food are Really Good... Please try to take all day during your visit its worst...to get there is better to using the transprai.. this the best way with Amazing view ...

This is an absolute amazing place to BE. The views are breathtaking and the beaches pretty secluded. There are trails leading to the beaches down below where you can take beautiful walks, get in touch with nature or simply relax. This is a reserved area. No restaurants or any other amenities - no human made stuff, only and all nature. Very much worth the visit when in Lisbon, about 20 to 30 min. Awesome place to connect with all that surrounds us. You can park off the road, go for a beautiful walk and explore. Amazing view. Have fun!

Peaceful trails engulfed by forest, with unique, partly hidden viewpoints. Most exploring can be done on foot or mounted on a bycicle, but there are also trails for motorized vehicles. Either way, an extremely rewarding experience.

Great spot, great view and amazing beach. You just don’t see the end. Fantastic sunset. On the other hand the place is not taken care and seems lost in time by the worse reasons. Full of illegal constructions, the road barely existis and there’s only one access down so avoid busy summer days.

Its the beach. You can't ever be wrong at a beach.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic landscape, with forestry circuits easy to traverse. (Original) Fantástica paisagem, com circuitos florestais fáceis de percorrer.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful landscape (Original) Paisagem belíssima

(Translated by Google) For a family outing and relaxing with spectacular views. (Original) Para passear em família e relaxar com uma vista espectacular.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful land ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 (Original) Terra maravilhosa ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

(Translated by Google) How beautiful the fossil cliff! A treasure! (Original) Que linda a arriba fóssil! Um tesouro!

(Translated by Google) Area in semi-wild state, of great beauty and obde it is possible to enjoy great peace during a good part of the year. (Original) Zona em estado semiselvagem, de grande beleza e obde é possível usufruir de grande sossego durante uma boa parte do ano.

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(Translated by Google) So much to explore, today we went by bike !! Wonderful!!! (Original) Tanto por explorar, hoje fomos de bicicleta!! Maravilhoso!!!

(Translated by Google) Single (Original) Unico

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Lindo

(Translated by Google) If you love nature, not a ball man, just love simple things, this is the right place. (Original) Wer Natur liebt, kein Ballermann, nur liebe zu einfachen Sachen ist hier am richtigen Ort.

(Translated by Google) On day of confinement, desert and windy. Very good! (Original) Em dia de confinamento,deserto e ventoso. Muito bom!

(Translated by Google) Too much!!! (Original) Demais!!!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful location (Original) Local lindo

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful and natural landscapes (Original) Das paisagens mais bonitas e naturais

(Translated by Google) A spectacular place to contemplate the sea (Original) Um sítio espectacular para contemplar o mar

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous! (Original) Lindo!

(Translated by Google) Lindooo (Original) Lindooo

(Translated by Google) South bank paradise (Original) Paraíso da margem sul

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting (Original) Digno de se visitar

(Translated by Google) There is little of a protected landscape. In the last few years I have been going to Fonte de Telha and I always see more buildings and garbage everywhere. It is unfortunate. The source of the tile is a beautiful beach, the fishing village also had the opportunity to be, when in the 80s (XX) they destroyed a series of houses and buildings. But not.... (Original) De paisagem protegida já tem pouco. Nos últimos anos tenho frequentado a Fonte de Telha e vejo sempre mais construções e lixo por todo o lado. É lamentável. A fonte da telha é ums praia linda, a vila piscatória também teve oportunidade de ser, quando nos anos 80 (XX) destruíram uma série de casas e construções. Mas não....

(Translated by Google) The best place to decompress (Original) O melhor sítio para descomprimir

(Translated by Google) Magnificent. (Original) Magnífico.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful! (Original) Muito bonito!

(Translated by Google) And just spectacular, excellent place to go hiking. (Original) E só espetacular, excelente sítio para fazer caminhada.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place (Original) Posto meraviglioso

(Translated by Google) It is one of the favorite places to have a wonderful coast beyond the nature of the cliff. (Original) É um dos lugares favoritos têm uma costa maravilhosa para além da natureza da arriba maravilhosoooo.

(Translated by Google) It is wonderful to be in contact with nature. (Original) É maravilhoso estar em contacto com a natureza.

(Translated by Google) Worship and preserve (Original) Adorar e preservar

Must 😉

(Translated by Google) Wonderful beautiful hillside of the Caparica coast (Original) Maravilhoso lindo encosta da costa Caparica

(Translated by Google) What natural beauty .... !!! Accessible from the beach .... only on foot .... slight drop in height to get your feet wet ... then .... it climbs and in the end breathtaking views ... still unspoiled nature ... . often alone ... so much the better! (Original) Quelle beauté naturelle....!!! Accessible depuis la plage.... seulement à pied....léger dénivelé pour se faire les pattes...puis .... ça grimpe et au final des points de vue époustouflants ...une nature encore préservée.... souvent seul ...tant mieux !

(Translated by Google) Very nice place to hike stunning landscapes (Original) Très bel endroit pour faire une randonnée paysages superbes

(Translated by Google) Ideal for a stroll. Underexplored in several locations. (Original) Ideal para um passear. Subexplorado em vários locais.

(Translated by Google) View, wonderful landscape over the Atlantic and the south shore beaches (Original) Vista, paisagem maravilhosa sobre o Atlântico e as praias da margem sul

(Translated by Google) Hiking in an area with fabulous views. (Original) Caminhadas numa zona de vistas fabulosas.

(Translated by Google) Superb beach. (Original) Superbe plage.

Beautiful palace, very well kept.

I absolutely loved my tour. This palace is impressive to say the very least!

Fantastic former home of the former Portuguese royal family. Wonderful Neoclassical building with great classical, renaissance and asian collections. It a bit of a pain to get to, but reasonably prices as the palace is surprisingly small. The highlights are the Grand Waiting Room and the Audience room with it's grand tapestries, the The Marble Room with it's animal menagerie of sculptures, and of course the throne room. Definitely worth a visit in Lisbon.

The palace is beautiful. Built in honor of Queen Mary. The walls are decorated with tapestry paintings. Large beautiful rooms. In the dining room you can order a celebration, wedding, banquet.

Really nice, helpful and competent staff- they will explain in detail everything worth noticing about exposition, royal family and more

Historical and very iconic place to visit.

Many unusual furniture pieces from France, UK, Portugal and other places across the globe. Nice decorative arts. Some very beautifully painted ceilings. Views from the upper floor are inspiring.

(Translated by Google) a really cool place (Original) um lugar muito legal

(Translated by Google) AAjuda Palace come and visit. (Original) Palácio da aAjuda venha visitar.

(Translated by Google) Palacios has a very unique smp charm, I recommend it. (Original) Palacios tem smp um encanto mto proprio, recomendo.

(Translated by Google) It's time to tell them to stop stagnating the poor and condemn hunger to those who cannot ... (Original) Está na altura, de dizer para pararem de estagnar o pobre e condenar à fome quem não pode...

(Translated by Google) It's very beautiful (Original) É mto bonito

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Muito bonito

(Translated by Google) Great architecture (Original) Ottimo architettura

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muito bom

(Translated by Google) A great Palace, a visit not to be missed. See the resident exhibition. (Original) Um grande Palácio, uma vesita a não perder. Ver a exposição residente.

(Translated by Google) Splendid. (Original) Esplêndido.

(Translated by Google) Palace Wonder (Original) Maravilha de Palácio

(Translated by Google) Well, I liked it a lot. It is a palace with a lot of interest. (Original) Bom, gostei muito. É um palácio com bastante interesse.

(Translated by Google) Very nice palace very pleasant welcome (Original) Très jolie palais accueil très agréable

Great place to get some culture and enjoy the Palace.

(Translated by Google) A place in the history of Portugal that is worth visiting (Original) Um lugar da história de Portugal que vale conhecer

(Translated by Google) Interesting for those interested in the history of Portugal and the monarchies. I was lucky to visit him alone, apart from the 50 employees, during the pandemic, in November 2020. (Original) Interesante para los interesados en la historia de Portugal y en las monarquías. Tuve suerte de visitarlo yo solo, aparte de los 50 empleados, durante la pandemia, en noviembre de 2020.

Nice

(Translated by Google) We saw everything calmly in less than 1 hour (Original) Vimos tudo com calma em menos de 1 hora

(Translated by Google) I had no one to help me but the palace itself is cute (Original) Não tinha ninguém para me ajudar mas o palácio em si é giro

(Translated by Google) Magnificent palace excellent art collection, reasonable entry prices (Original) Palácio magnifico excelente colecção de arte, valores de entrada razoáveis

(Translated by Google) Beautiful!!!! (Original) Lindo!!!!

(Translated by Google) Great service, Professionalism. (Original) Óptimo serviço, Profissionalismo.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Palace. (Original) Um belíssimo Palácio.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent palace, a journey through time through spectacular interiors (Original) Magnifique palais, un voyage dans le temps au gré d'intérieurs spectaculaires

(Translated by Google) I recommend the visit (Original) Recomendo a visita

(Translated by Google) When the works are finished, I will come back. (Original) Quando terminarem as obras é que irei voltar.

(Translated by Google) Too much work (Original) Trop de travaux

(Translated by Google) Very nice they are worth the 5 euros that it costs (Original) Muy lindo valen los 5 euros q cuesta

(Translated by Google) Historic (Original) Histórico

(Translated by Google) I recommend a visit to the Ajuda National Palace. A fabulous monument, full of decorative details that make us stop constantly to observe with all the attention that they deserve. I took the opportunity to go on a Sunday morning, when admission was free. (Original) Recomendo a visita ao Palácio Nacional da Ajuda. Um monumento fabuloso, cheio de pormenores decorativos que nos fazem parar constantemente para observar com toda a atenção que eles merecem. Aproveitei para ir num domingo de manhã, em que a entrada era gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Luxurious palace, amazing collection (Original) Роскошный дворец, потрясающая коллекция

(Translated by Google) I loved it!! (Original) Adorei!!

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful palace and very well decorated. I was lucky to be the only visitor to the place at that time. There was not a single tourist, the Palace just for me. Incredible experience. (Original) Un palacio muy bonito y muy bien ambientado. Tuve la suerte de ser la única visitante del lugar en ese momento. No había ni un solo turista, el Palacio solo para mi. Increíble experiencia.

Great national palace which housed the Royal family. Nice rooms, ball rooms...

Very small museum. We saw the Maria II exhibit. A woman who made a pitcher of granita out of life's lemons. Short lesson on early 19th century Portuguese politics. Well organized, in Portuguese and English. 60-90 minutes.

Splendid historical Portuguese Palace. One of their dining rooms is still used by the president for special occasions with members of the state.

A beautiful place hidden in Lisboa. History well preserved. Totally worth the visit.

Maybe the most beautiful palace you can visit in Portugal...

Great place to visit. A lot of Portuguese history

The Palácio da Ajuda was one of our Lisbon highlights. It is still used for state dinners so remains a state treasure. Unlike many palaces this one has original furniture, household items and even royal family photos. It is amazing to see and even more amazing to know the original palace was not completed so the Portuguese government is now finishing the palace as new construction. Don't miss this slice of 19th century history.

Impressive palace, so much to see. Worth the visit for sure!

Beautiful palace. Definitely worth a visit when you're on this side of Lisbon. Best combined with the nearby church and monastery and the famous Pasteis de Belem

Well preserved palace, built in the late XVIII century, begining of the XIX, it has a very big colection of pieces of furniture, pottery, decorative pieces, paintings, etc. The dining hall is where the state dinners are still held today by the Presidente. The ticket is only 5€. A must see if you go to Belém/Ajuda.

Filled with stories and facts, this well preserved monument shows a lot of what the royalty life used to be and how it looked like. The people who work there are very polite people and very welcoming.

Beautiful palace! Each room is unique and interesting. You can see and feel the history of the Royals lifestyle.

Unbelievably beautiful palace, was extremely lucky to see its gorgeous rooms and halls with my own eyes. Highly recommend to visit it to feel the atmosphere of the last decades of the Portuguese royalty!

So many palaces in the greater Lisbon area but this one is absolutely amazing. I was unable to get to see the Royal Jewels exhibit. Easy to access Via public transportation.

Excellent historical place with nice arrangements of sight seeing. Monuments were nicely preserved and great presentations of sculptures and visual arts throughout the palace

Friendly staff who are willing to talk to visitors. There are a few visitors. The Royal palace is full of original objects! They are there for you to gaze at without glasses being installed in the front. You have the peace to stroll around without the noise of crowds! The national treasure museum is a super modern minimalist architecture, rare design and visually striking! And there are very few visitors! Excellent museum! Beyond expectations!

I was surprisThe palace visit was well-planned, and the itinerary made it easy to navigate through. The collection on display was truly awe-inspiring, providing a window into Portuguese history that was both educational and fascinating. I was pleasantly surprised by the experience and would definitely recommend it to others.

It was beautifully maintained with so much to see! It's not crowded at all during weekdays so you can take your time with each rooms/halls. It's part of Lisboa pass. Definitely will come back with my family.

I liked the visit. There was no queue so we got in super fast. The palace is quite impressive with it's many different rooms. It was interesting to see how the kings family used to live.

Went here because a lot of places are closed to visitors on Mondays, but I saw this was open. There were no crowds like many other attractions in Lisbon which was refreshing. It was cool to see how the royal family lived. Glad I went!