Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Tetyana Husar (2 months ago)
Beautiful place, a lot to see, not many tourists in February. Oranges in the garden are delicious. Just go and pick it up
Beautiful place, a lot to see, not many tourists in February. Oranges in the garden are delicious. Just go and pick it up
Sao Alves C. (3 months ago)
A beautiful place for the History lovers, but not only. The gardens provide an amazing walk among natural and human built wonders. You really can't miss it :)
A beautiful place for the History lovers, but not only. The gardens provide an amazing walk among natural and human built wonders. You really can't miss it :)
Susan Marsh (3 months ago)
The Palace and gardens of Queluz are amazing and a must see if in Lisbon. The throne room alone is worth the visit. When you see the pictures of how it was before they started the renovations you can appreciate just how much work has been undertaken. Lots of information in English and lots of parking and a modern coffee shop which extended out onto the Palace terrace. We went on a Sunday afternoon in October and spent about 4 hours there. As i say, a must see and located (by car) about 40 minutes away from Lisbon.
The Palace and gardens of Queluz are amazing and a must see if in Lisbon. The throne room alone is worth the visit. When you see the pictures of how it was before they started the renovations you can appreciate just how much work has been undertaken. Lots of information in English and lots of parking and a modern coffee shop which extended out onto the Palace terrace. We went on a Sunday afternoon in October and spent about 4 hours there. As i say, a must see and located (by car) about 40 minutes away from Lisbon.
Joe Ng (4 months ago)
If you’ve ever been to Versailles or explored any of the palaces in Austria, then this place will remind you of all your other palace adventures. In terms of scale, don’t expect Versailles, or even Schönbrunn in Vienna. Visit with an open mind and in weather for a stroll outside and you’ll be pleasantly surprised that such an experience was even possible half an hour away from downtown Lisbon. I visited in winter and the mild sunny weather was absolutely enchanting for the final stroll through the gardens at the end of the self-guided tour. There are helpful multimedia guides provided free of charge to give your trip context and appreciation.
If you’ve ever been to Versailles or explored any of the palaces in Austria, then this place will remind you of all your other palace adventures. In terms of scale, don’t expect Versailles, or even Schönbrunn in Vienna. Visit with an open mind and in weather for a stroll outside and you’ll be pleasantly surprised that such an experience was even possible half an hour away from downtown Lisbon. I visited in winter and the mild sunny weather was absolutely enchanting for the final stroll through the gardens at the end of the self-guided tour. There are helpful multimedia guides provided free of charge to give your trip context and appreciation.
David Andrews (5 months ago)
Not one of the most famous tourist attractions but absolutely worth visiting. The place has been restored (still some work going on) and includes period pieces of furniture and art. The grounds are spectacular and it is very relaxing to wander through the palace and the grounds. Without even noticing you learn a lot.
Not one of the most famous tourist attractions but absolutely worth visiting. The place has been restored (still some work going on) and includes period pieces of furniture and art. The grounds are spectacular and it is very relaxing to wander through the palace and the grounds. Without even noticing you learn a lot.
