Palácio Nacional da Ajuda: entry ticket

Visit the historic Palácio Nacional da Ajuda in Portugal. The structure you see today is not the original one; the palace was initially planned as a summer residence by King John V in the first half of the 18th century, but construction underwent many changes after the 1755 earthquake destroyed the Paço da Ribeira.

The first palace was made of wood and was damaged by a fire in 1794, leading to the construction of the current, more fire-resistant building. To this day, the palace is used for official state ceremonies and representations.

Admission tickets allow you to discover the rooms and history of this royal residence. Explore the interiors of this important historical monument in Lisbon.