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Portugal’s presidents have resided at Belem Palace for over a hundred years. Resting on a gently sloped hill surrounded by stunning gardens, the palace was built in 1559. Many kings have made restorations and alterations along the way, including a major developments made by King João V in the 18th century.

Visitors can explore the beautiful carvings and the richly furnished halls of the palace. There are many works of art to appreciate as well, and they range from paintings to statues. The Presidency Museum is open to visitors every day of the week except Mondays, and visitors can see an expansive collection of items portraying the country’s history, politics, and landscapes.

Calçada da Ajuda, 1349-022 Lisboa, Portugal

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