Palace of Queluz & Cascais

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Lisbon, Portugal
Moderate Activity Level
No Minimum Age
4.5 hours
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Perched proudly on the hill southeast of Sintra, the Palace of Queluz is a wonderful piece of architecture. Dating back to 1747, the Palace was once a country mansion built by Dom Pedro III, a member of the Portuguese royal family, and the palace was later re-named Queluz Palace.The gardens have become a focal point of the Palace with Baroque fountains, statues and places of recreation. You will be able to walk around and enjoy these at your own leisure. Before heading into Cascais, you will have an opportunity to pass by Praia Do Guincho and admire the views over the bay. Take time to explore the streets of this small picturesque town or just sit and relax in one of the local cafés and treat yourself to a coffee.

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Notes

  • Highlights may operate in reverse to that described above.
  • Shops in Cascais are closed on Sundays and public holidays. Open from 10AM to 7PM.
  • Queluz Palace may close without prior notice due to official state ceremonies
  • Due to traffic restrictions in Cascais the coach drop off and pick up point is located approximately 15 minutes walk each way from the main town, with a slight incline on the return walk.
  • Comfortable, flat, walking shoes are recommended.
  • There is no flash photography allowed within the Palace.