The Ajuda National Palace - Royal Treasure Museum is the worthy setting for the display of a unique collection with particular significance for a country with a nine-century history.
After 226 years, a new page is written in the history of the iconic Royal Palace, through the finish of the west facade designed by the architect João Carlos dos Santos. The contemporary expression that completes it, consecrates a historical moment defined by the flatness of the soft and vertical lines facing the river, evoking the appeased relationship to which is reached the course of the History of Portugal and the Palace.
Auditorium, Halls and Support Room
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With a unique and privileged architectural space, benefiting from the location and quality landscape and urban settings, the Royal Treasure Museum provides its use for the performance of activities other than the usual visits, compatible with its historical/heritage values.
The quality of the architecture of its spaces, the unique environments provided by its antiquity or its involvement with the history and richness of the museum collections, prestigious cultural initiatives, musical concerts, exhibitions, seminars, company meetings, theatrical representations and performances, banquets, receptions, exceptional events of a promotional nature or the shooting of films.
Located on the fourth floor of the Royal Treasure Museum, the cafeteria offers a privileged view of the city and the river. The lounge contributes to a more comfortable and pleasant visiting experience, constituting an inviting space for breakfast, lunch, snacks, and light meals or simply for espresso coffee.
Among the healthy, vegetarian, and sustainable food that offers we highlight the hot sandwiches, salads, pasta, soups, desserts, and varied pastries.
The cafeteria's working daily during the Royal Treasury Museum and visitors can take advantage of the museum's free Wi-Fi.
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Museum displays
The Royal Treasure Museum offer a wide variety of solutions for displaying information to visitors and guests.
Get closer to the collection consulting the Museum catalogs.
