Facade of Queluz National Palace with ornate windows and manicured gardens.
National Palace of Queluz Ambassadors Room with ornate ceiling and chandeliers.
National Palace of Queluz Music Room with ornate chandeliers and decorative ceiling.
National Palace of Queluz Throne Room with ornate chandeliers and gilded decor.
Chandelier at National Palace of Queluz with ornate ceiling details.
Dining room in D Maria Pavilion, National Palace of Queluz, featuring a chandelier and set table.
National Palace of Queluz Dispatch Room with ornate decor and antique furniture.

Tickets to the National Palace of Queluz & Gardens, Lisbon

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Duration: Varies (1 hour to 2.5 hours)

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Explore the grandeur of the National Palace of Queluz & Gardens in Lisbon, Portugal—a Rococo masterpiece steeped in royal history. Step inside to witness opulent interiors like the Throne Room with its gold carvings and ornate mirrors that once hosted regal gatherings. The Princess’s Apartments offer a glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle of Portuguese royalty from bygone eras.

Step inside Lisbon’s National Palace of Quelualz to experience Portugal's equivalent of the Palace of Versailles.

Explore exquisite architecture at this palace with influences from Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical styles.

The landscaped gardens are filled with statues inspired by classical mythology for visitors to admire.

Witness the famous Fountain of Neptune depicting the sea god surrounded by tritons in its design.

A free audio guide is available in Portuguese, English, Spanish, and French for an enhanced experience.

Tickets to the National Palace of Queluz & Gardens for entry into Lisbon's renowned palace.

Free use of an audio guide available in Portuguese, English, Spanish, and French.

Individual Costs

Facade of Queluz National Palace with ornate windows and manicured gardens.

Facade of Queluz National Palace with ornate windows and manicured gardens.

A Royal Journey

Located in Portugal lies the National Palace of Queluz, a Rococo masterpiece that stands as one of Europe's last great designs from this era. This heritage site offers an memorable glimpse into regal history during your visit to Lisbon.

  • Throne Room
  • Princess’s Apartments
  • Ambassador’s Room
  • Music Hall

The Throne Room, adorned with gold carvings and ornate mirrors, transports you to an era of royal balls and stately dinners. Here, the Portuguese monarchy once held court in grandeur.

Gardens Worthy of Royalty

Following your exploration inside the palace, venture into its extensive gardens spanning over 16 hectares. Discover fountains, ponds, and statues inspired by classical mythology, with the Fountain of Neptune being a highlight.

National Palace of Queluz Ambassadors Room with ornate ceiling and chandeliers.

National Palace of Queluz Ambassadors Room with ornate ceiling and chandeliers.

National Palace of Queluz Music Room with ornate chandeliers and decorative ceiling.

National Palace of Queluz Music Room with ornate chandeliers and decorative ceiling.

National Palace of Queluz Throne Room with ornate chandeliers and gilded decor.

National Palace of Queluz Throne Room with ornate chandeliers and gilded decor.

Policies on prohibited items

  • You won't be able to bring outside food and drinks, tripods, flash photography equipment, or selfie sticks.

Please note that only guide dogs are permitted inside; other pets must remain at home.

Accessibility features

    The venue offers wheelchair accessibility for all visitors.

    Tips and additional details

    • You can enjoy a complimentary audio guide available in Portuguese, English, Spanish, or French. Don't forget to bring headphones for optimal listening!

    Both the National Palace of Queluz & Gardens and the Garden of Queluz are situated approximately 30 kilometers from Lisbon.

    Chandelier at National Palace of Queluz with ornate ceiling details.

    Chandelier at National Palace of Queluz with ornate ceiling details.

    Dining room in D Maria Pavilion, National Palace of Queluz, featuring a chandelier and set table.

    Dining room in D Maria Pavilion, National Palace of Queluz, featuring a chandelier and set table.

    Download and activate the free audio guide in Portuguese, English, Spanish, or French on your phone to enhance your visit with detailed information as you explore.

    If visiting during peak season, consider booking your entry slot at least a day ahead of time to ensure availability, especially since access is subject to capacity limits.

    Plan for wheelchair accessibility if needed by checking the facilities in advance to make sure they meet your requirements and enhance your experience.

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    Operating hours

    National Palace of Queluz & Gardens

    Monday
    9:00am - 6:00pm • last entry 5:30pm
    Tuesday
    9:00am - 6:00pm • last entry 5:30pm
    Wednesday
    9:00am - 6:00pm • last entry 5:30pm
    Thursday
    9:00am - 6:00pm • last entry 5:30pm
    Friday
    9:00am - 6:00pm • last entry 5:30pm
    Saturday
    9:00am - 6:00pm • last entry 5:30pm
    Sunday
    9:00am - 6:00pm • last entry 5:30pm
    • Timings are displayed in the venue's time zone.
    • Closed on 1st Jan 2026 and 25th Dec 2026.

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    FAQs

    The dreamy gardens feature statues inspired by classical mythology.
    The lavish interiors with gold carvings and ornate mirrors give insight into how the monarchy lived in Portugal's past.
    No, all personal expenses are excluded from the ticket price.
    Visitors can see the Fountain of Neptune, which depicts the sea god surrounded by tritons.
    No, outside food and drinks are not permitted at this venue.
    Yes, facilities for wheelchair accessibility are provided.
    The free audio guide can be enjoyed in Portuguese, English, Spanish, or French.
    The palace showcases exquisite architecture with influences from Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical styles.
    No, tripods and selfie sticks are prohibited during your visit.
    Only guide dogs are permitted; other pets are not allowed.

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