Ajuda National Palace
The hilltop palace of Ajuda is one of the earliest neoclassical constructions in Lisbon. Enter what was once an official royal house and admire its authentic interiors - from the artworks, statues, furniture, and tapestry.
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Visit the former royal palace of Lisbon, the only one that is open to the public, with tickets to the National Palace of Ajuda.
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Discover a vast collection of over 17,000 porcelain, earthenware, and stoneware works, and marvel at decorative arts such as paintings, and sculpture.
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Opt for a Lisbon Card which gives you access to multiple attractions such as National Museum of Contemporary Art, Chiado Museum with 24 to 72-hour validity.
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Your card gives you access to public transport including metros, buses, and even the famous Santa Justa Lift.
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Fun fact: The Ajuda Palace was initially built as a temporary encampment where King José I took up residence.
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Visit the former royal palace of Lisbon, the only one that is open to the public, with tickets to the National Palace of Ajuda.
-
Discover a vast collection of over 17,000 porcelain, earthenware, and stoneware works, and marvel at decorative arts such as paintings, and sculpture.
-
Opt for a Lisbon Card which gives you access to multiple attractions such as National Museum of Contemporary Art, Chiado Museum with 24 to 72-hour validity.
-
Your card gives you access to public transport including metros, buses, and even the famous Santa Justa Lift.
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Fun fact: The Ajuda Palace was initially built as a temporary encampment where King José I took up residence.
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