- During this period, Belém Palace was used by the royal family, along with other residences like the Palace of Queluz and the nearby Ajuda Palace.
- The Belem National Palace, built on a hill, is located in the Belém area, which is home to many architectural monuments of the era of the Great Geographical...
- The gardens are in a rather neglected and poor state for a palace that is inhabited by “somebody” - its just poor when you look more closely - all neglected.
- During Manuel II’s two years in power, he offered the Belém Palace to the state – no doubt conscious of the growing unease surrounding his rule – and it was...
- In the heart of Lisbon, Portugal, by the calm waters of the Tagus River, you’ll find the impressive Belem National Palace.
- The National Palace of Belém, built on a hill, is located in the Belém district, where there are many architectural monuments from the time of the great discoveries.
- Located in the Belém District of Lisbon, the palace's main façade fronts the Praça Afonso de Albuquerque, facing the Tagus River.
- . Since the formation of the Republic in 1910, Belém Palace has served as the official residence of the President of the Republic.
- Pretend you’re on a state visit as you tour the Palace of Belém and discover the home of the President of the Portuguese Republic.
- The Belém National Palace (Palácio Nacional de Belém) is the official residence of the president of Portugal.