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Decided to have a small day trip from Lisbon to Queluz Palace. Might be one of the favorite places I've ever been. Definitely a lot to see and easy to get to know yourself. Interested to see exotic wallpaper, art, beautiful garden, glazed tiles and the lifestyle of nobles? This is the right destination. Loistokas ja upea kohde, johon on helppo tehdä puolikkaan päivän retki Lissabonista. Etenkin lokakuussa 2019 kohde oli vapaana muista turisteista ja palatsia sai katsoa kaikessa rauhassa. Paljon nähtävää ja tarjoaa laajan katsauksen ylhäisön ja aatelisten elämään. Näkyvillä mm. Eksoottisia esineitä, kauniita kaakeleita, hevoskärryjä, kattokruunuja ja -maalauksia sekä suuri puutarha kasvihuoneineen. Helppo tutustua itsenäisesti: tarjolla elektorinisia ytimekkäitä tietoruutuja.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Peaceful visit to the Queluz palace and gardens. The Palace is well maintain and it’s worthy the visit. The gardens kind of remind me Versailles gardens with labyrinths and fountains - in a much smaller size but very pretty and enjoyable!
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Date of experience: October 2020
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The Queluz National Palace is the residence of several Portuguese kings, such as D. Pedro III, his wife, Maria I and his son D. Pedro IV. It is a heritage in Portuguese architecture. Together with its historic gardens are one of the most unusual examples of the harmonious combination of landscape and palace architecture in Portugal.They illustrate the evolution of court style in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, during the Baroque, Rococo and Neoclassical periods.A beautiful garden and a beautiful palace.You can relax there .Very good for families with children. Has a cafeteria and toilet. It's very easy to park. It is absolutely worth visiting.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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The palace was very nice. The day that I was there it was raining kinda hard so that limited walking outside somewhat. I like the old palaces of Europe and this one was pretty nice. I enjoyed the view into the past.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Perhaps back when it's new it probably was glorious. Now it looks kind of run down though there seems to be rénovation being done here and there. Nevertheless even at it's prime, this Palace is not even closed to Versailles or those in St Petersburg. On this visit there's only a handful of tourists, sad.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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