Xabregas Palace, Palace of the Marquises of Olhão or Palace of the Melos

Category: Civil Architecture > Palace

District: Lisboa > Lisboa > Lisboa > Beato

Location

Rua de Xabregas, nº 4, Beato, Lisbon.

History

, Built in the 17th century.

, Built on the former properties of Tristão da Cunha, a famous navigator and ambassador.

, Important location in the 1640 conspiracy for the restoration of Portugal's independence.

Notable Figures

, Residence of Queen D. Leonor.

, Inhabited by the Marquesses of Olhão.

, Residence of other important figures such as the Monteiro-Mor of the kingdom.

Architecture

, Style that combines elements from the 17th and 18th centuries.

, Decorative antique tiles that deserve highlighting.

, Ornamental paintings from the 19th century.

, Impressive facade with 14 windows per floor.

, Interior that maintains the original layout with decorated divisions.

, Entrance patio and private garden, offering a tranquil environment.

Sources: https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ficheiro:Palácio_Xabregas_ou_Marqueses_de_Olhão_-_Lisboa_-_Portugal_(53451060180).jpg

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt