National Palace of Ajuda

The National Palace of Ajuda in Lisbon is a historic royal residence built in the late 18th century, showcasing elegant neoclassical architecture. Originally intended as a royal palace, it was damaged and enlarged over the years, serving various purposes including a museum and government offices. Today, it functions as a museum, displaying royal furniture, decorative arts, and historical artifacts, providing insight into Portugal's monarchical past. The palace is surrounded by lovely gardens and offers visitors a chance to explore Portugal’s architectural and cultural heritage in a historically significant setting.