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  1. Palacete Pessanha, Lisbon
    Palacete Pessanha
    Alcântara · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    An urban palacete, an example of eclectic residential architecture from the late 18th century, at the time owned by José da Silva Pessanha. It has a simple rectangular plan arranged around a small central courtyard...
  2. Palacete Pires Mendes, Lisbon
    Palacete Pires Mendes
    Alvalade · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    The original Casa de Joaquim Pires Mendes, an old country house, was rebuilt at the beginning of the 20th century (1911-1913) according to a project by arch. José Coelho, with the complete remodelling of the interior spaces standing out. Classified as Imóvel de Interesse P
  3. Palacete Ponte, Lisbon
    Palacete Ponte
    Alcântara · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    This example of eclectic residential architecture was commissioned for construction by the Condes da Ponte (Melo Torres family), who already inhabited the space at the end of the first quarter of the 18th century...
  4. Palacete Porto Covo, Lisbon
    Palacete Porto Covo
    Santos · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    An urban palace built in the 18th century, between 1770 and 1790, for Jacinto Fernandes Bandeira, clerk of the Desembargo do Paço and Royal Counsellor, 1st Baron of Porto Covo. It remained in the family until 1937...
  5. Palacete Ribeiro da Cunha, Lisbon
    Palacete Ribeiro da Cunha
    Príncipe Real · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    A small palace built in Praça do Príncipe Real between 1877 and 1879 on the initiative of the wealthy financier José Ribeiro da Cunha, as his residence. It is a highly prominent volume in that square, designed by the architect Henrique Carlos Afon
  6. Palacete Valmor, Lisbon
    Palacete Valmor
    Saldanha · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Avenida da República 38, 1050-240 Lisboa
  7. Palacete Virtvs, Lisbon
    Palacete Virtvs
    Intendente · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Rua Júlio de Andrade 5, 1150-206 Lisboa
  8. Palacete Viscondes e Condes dos Olivais e Penha-Longa, Lisbon
    Palacete Viscondes e Condes dos Olivais e Penha-Longa
    Estrela · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Built in the second half of the 19th century at the initiative of the 1st Count and 2nd Viscount of Olivais, it remained in the family for less than a century. From 1926 onwards, the building was adapted to house embassies, notably that of Germany, until 1945...
  9. Palácio Alarcão, Lisbon
    Palácio Alarcão
    São Bento · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Rua de Fernandes Tomás 63, 1200-070 Lisboa
  10. Palácio Alcáçovas, Lisbon
    Palácio Alcáçovas
    São Bento · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Rua da Cruz dos Poiais s/n, 1200-032 Lisboa
  11. Palácio Almada-Carvalhais, Lisbon
    Palácio Almada-Carvalhais
    São Bento · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Palácio Almada-Carvalhais, which belonged to the purveyors of the Casa da Índia, was commissioned in the 16th century (around 1545) by Rui Fernandes de Almada, a banker and factor of Flanders. It underwent successive construction and decorative phases...
  12. Palácio Anadia, Lisbon
    Palácio Anadia
    Campo de Ourique · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    The original core of Palácio Anadia dates back to the 17th century and corresponds to the manor house of the Quinta de Recreio de São João dos Bem Casados. It has been the subject of extensions, demolitions and remodelling over time (17th, 19th and 20th centuries).
  13. Palácio Anjos, Lisbon
    Palácio Anjos
    Lisbon · Cultural Centres & Foundations
    Alameda Hermano Patrone, 1495-044 Algés
  14. Palácio Azurara, Lisbon
    Palácio Azurara
    Alfama · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    The Museu Escola de Artes Decorativas is housed in the Palácio Azurara, in the Alfama district, in the parish of Santa Maria Maior, in Lisbon.
  15. Palácio Barbacena, Lisbon
    Palácio Barbacena
    Graça · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    An eighteenth-century palace commissioned in the second quarter of the 18th century by the 4th Viscount of Barbacena, Luís Xavier Furtado de Mendonça, to a design by the architect Manuel da Costa Negreiros. Little affected by the 1755 Earthquake...
  16. Palácio Benagazil, Lisbon
    Palácio Benagazil
    Lisbon · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Rua B s/n, 1700-008 Lisboa
  17. Palácio Bensaúde, Lisbon
    Palácio Bensaúde
    Lisbon · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Estrada da Luz 151-153, 1600-153 Lisboa
  18. Palácio Braamcamp Freire, Lisbon
    Palácio Braamcamp Freire
    Príncipe Real · Monuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
    Originally, in the 16th century, the Palácio dos Condes de Soure stood on this site. The 17th and early 18th centuries were a time of splendour in the life of this palace. In 1760, after several works, it was converted into the Casa da Ópera. In the 19th century (1879)...
  19. Palácio Burnay, Lisbon
    Palácio Burnay
    Alcântara · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Built in the 18th century by D. César de Meneses, principal of Lisbon Cathedral, and for this reason also known as Palácio dos Patriarcas. It was considerably altered in the 19th century before being acquired by banker Henrique Burnay, who had it dec
  20. Palácio Cabral, Lisbon
    Palácio Cabral
    São Bento · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Owned by the Figueiredo Cabral family, Lords of Belmonte, this eighteenth-century palace reflects Baroque and Pombaline architecture and was improved after the 1755 earthquake. Classified as a Property of Public Interest, it has a T-shaped plan
  21. Palácio Caldas, Lisbon
    Palácio Caldas
    Baixa · Monuments & Historic Buildings · Illustrative photo
    Expressing a Pombaline residential architecture, this post-earthquake urban palace was built on the initiative of the Rodrigues Caldas brothers, between 1765 and 1775, on the site where the Palácio dos Ximenes had previously stood before the earthquake...
  22. Palácio Calheta, Lisbon
    Palácio Calheta
    Belém · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    historic palace and present-day Jardim-Museu Agrícola Tropical
  23. Palácio Ceia, Lisbon
    Palácio Ceia
    Príncipe Real · Monuments & Historic Buildings
    Built in the second half of the 18th century (1760/61) by the merchant Rebelo de Andrade, it remained in his family until 1805. After that date it had several owners, among them the Counts of Ceia and D. Vasco Sequeira Bramão...

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