• National Palace and Gardens of Queluz

  • One of the most remarkable examples of the harmonious link between landscape and palatial architecture in Portugal, the National Palace of Queluz and its historical gardens illustrate the environment and lifestyle of the Royal Family and the Portuguese Court (eignteenth-niniteenth centuries), showing also how tastes developed in this period marked by the baroque, rococo and neoclassicism.

    The gardens of the Palace of Queluz, one of the most important historic gardens in Portugal, have the most significant set of statues of British sculptor John Cheere (1709-1787), out of the English territory, which gives it a great importance in the international art scene .

  • Lisboa e Vale do Tejo

  • Sintra

  • Sintra-Cascais Nature Park

  • Parques de Sintra-Monte da Lua, S.A. (PSML)

  • Yes.

  • Access to Queluz from:

    - Lisbon or Sintra by IC19, exit at Queluz-Palácio.

    GPS: 38.750383, -9.257996

     

    By train

    The Palace is located near (15 minutes walking) the train station of Queluz - Belas or Massamá - Barcarena (Sintra line).

  • Museum

  • Store

    Exhibition | interpretation space of natural and cultural values

    Guided tours

  • Palácio Nacional de Queluz

    Largo do Palácio

    2745-191 QUELUZ

    E-mail: info@parquesdesintra.pt

    Phone: (00351) 214 358 915

    SITE

  • Consulte https://www.parquesdesintra.pt/planear-a-sua-visita/horarios-e-precos/?t=palacio-nacional-e-jardins-de-queluz

  • See https://www.parquesdesintra.pt/en/plan-your-visit-en/opening-times-and-prices/?t=national-palace-and-gardens-of-queluz

  • December 25th and January 1st .

  • Yes

  • On Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11 am, enjoy the presentation of the horses and riders of the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art.

    To benefit from a reduction on the visit to several monuments, choose the combined tickets or visit the Palace and Gardens during Happy Hour.

    Nearby, across the IC9, by the road leading to the cemetery, visit the 'Matinha de Queluz', a testimony of the natural vegetation that has covered this area and with century-old oaks.