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Queluz-Lisboa-D-Maria-I.Pdf IN & OUT The tower used to host the staff at the Palace’s service. IN elcome to the Queluz Palace and all the adjacent buildings, Wwhich will ensure a royal stay for you. As a neighbor, you’ll have a Portuguese historical monument that was essential to the life of the country in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. With just 26 rooms in a structure that replicates the palace ahead, have full access to a time when the arts, music and beauty were the main interests of Portugal courts. With the proximity of the beaches of Cascais, the Serra de Sintra, the golf courses and the country’s capital, your holidays will have the exact degree of entertainment you want. And to recharge batteries, be sure to visit the very famous restaurant “Old Kitchen”, of French inspiration. With over 70 years of history, located in a building next to the Palace, it is there to charm you. Explore the gardens of the Palace, inspired by the French palace style, and save enough time to visit its impressive rooms. IN The Business Center rooms feature a decoration and lighting that create an excellent environment for conferences and trainings. IN FACILITIES Historical Surroundings Surrounding Landscape 24 H Reception Air Conditioning Restaurant Gardens of the Queluz Palace Massage (by appointment) Commercial Space Meeting Room WiFi Access Safe Cable TV 24 Rooms 2 Suites Beach 17 km Largo do Palácio Nacional 2745-191 Queluz GPS N: 38 45.053 W: 9 15.451 THE RESTAURANT OF THE POUSADA For lunch or dinner, enter the Cozinha Velha and be enchanted. There is something timeless about entering a kitchen and seeing that it has a stone fireplace and a huge table the transport of which defies the laws of logic. Situated in the old kitchen of the Palace of Queluz, it remains unchanged at its base - the table where you’ll find the dessert buffet that gives so much fame to the house is the table where all the Palace’s food was prepared on. The chimneys are old and the coppers that are displayed on the walls are original to the kitchen. Under the chimney is a spit where roasted whole mounts (cattle, pigs) and numerous smoke bars where sausages from hunt were prepared. Overlooking the garden and the porch of the Palace of Queluz, choose a table by the fireplace or the window to have the best winter or summer experience. With wooden ceilings, sash windows and tables set in a simple and elegant way, in order to highlight the food, feel transported to another world where it is easy to imagine women in big round skirts handling the copper pots. The dishwasher sink and the cup are absolutely original. The paintings depict hunting scenes. And start your journey in time in this kitchen inherited from the Countess Almeida Araújo, who borrowed many recipes from France and trained its staff privately in order to open the restaurant. IN THE RESTAURANT OF THE POUSADA SPECIALITIES Seafood Cream Soup with Migas and Lobster Medallion Onion Soup au Gratin Goat Cheese in Puff Pastry with Honey and Walnuts Sautéed Sole Cozinha Velha Style Codfish Lafões Style Lamb Ribs with Mint Sauce Duck Confit With Risotto Ivory Pudding Number of seats: 75 The dishes are subject to chage without prior notice. The Palatial Gardens are the testimony of the entrepreneurship of King Pedro and the artistic genius of Jean-Baptiste Robillion. OUT Queluz is a privileged city for its location, a mere 5Km from Lisbon, 14Km from Sintra and 20Km from Cascais – three cities with a heritage and essential points of touristic interest in the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon. This region is “blessed” by the climate, mostly sunny, even during the winter peak. In these three cities you will find an extraordinary variety of activities and places to visit, all of them with charming landscapes where the river and the sea are always present. As soon as it gets warm, the first bathers spend their leisure time on the very beautiful beaches of the region. By the evening, from Sintra to the banks of the Tagus River in Lisbon and the Cascais-Oeiras line, enjoy the large variety of restaurants, bars and terraces at the seafront or on the banks of the river. Alvarinhos Negrais Magoito TO DO Outeiro Terrugem Azenhas do Mar Praia das Maçãs 07 Campo Raso Vale de Praia Lobos Begin your stay with a walk in Portugal’s Grande 01 A16 capital city. If you already know Lisbon, take Mucifal Sintra Casal de Cambra the chance to discover all that is new: a Almoçageme trip on a different transport — for instance, Mem Martins Mira-Sintra crossing the Tagus river on the “cacilheiro” A16 Rio de Belas (ferry) — a recent cultural show Mouro Cacém Abrunheira or the most recently inaugurated Linhó IC19 QUELUZ restaurant. Lisbon is always Malveira S. MarcosMassamá 03 da Serra Cabra Figa 02 a good excuse for enjoying leisure time. Tercena 04 Lisboa From water sports Alcabideche to horse riding – there are innumerable activities awaiting you A5 in this region. Lisboa 05 In Queluz, enjoy the afternoon in the Tea S. Domingos de Rana House in the Palace Gardens, or take the Cascais 06 chance to enjoy one of the concerts or Oeiras piano recitals in the Palace, in the midst of a unique atmosphere. 01 VISIT TO SINTRA 04 SUMMER CONCERTS BEACHES OUT 02 VISIT TO LISBON 05 ESTORIL CASINO 06 CASCAIS’ SHORE BEACHES 03 PORTUGUESE SCHOOL 07 SINTRA BEACHES OF EQUESTRIAN ART TO DO ACTIVITIES VISIT TO SINTRA VISIT TO LISBON PORTUGUESE SCHOOL OF EQUESTRIAN ART Palácio Nacional de Queluz SUMMER CONCERTS Palácio Nacional de Queluz ESTORIL CASINO Avenida Marginal - Cascais GOLF TENNIS HORSE RIDING SPELEOLOGY PATHWAYS HIKING BEACHES CASCAIS’ SHORE BEACHES SINTRA BEACHES WATER SPORTS WATERSPORTS SURF OUT Alvarinhos Negrais Magoito Outeiro TO SEE Terrugem Azenhas do Mar Praia das Maçãs Campo Raso Vale de Praia Lobos Grande 10 A16 Mucifal 08 09 In Queluz you will be fascinated by the Sintra Casal de Cambra beauty of the Palace and the breathtaking Almoçageme Mem surrounding Gardens: the Queluz Garden Martins Mira-Sintra (16 hectares of the former “Real Quinta de 11 A16 Rio de Belas Queluz”), the Malta Garden and the Pênsil Mouro Cacém Abrunheira Linhó IC19 05 03 04 Garden. QUELUZ Malveira S. MarcosMassamá 01 da Serra Cabra Figa 07 Travel to Sintra and unveil the secrets of Tercena Lisboa 06 02 14 13 a world-famous village: the Pena Palace, Alcabideche 15 the small palaces on the slopes of the hills, the picturesque village, the beaches A5 and the lovely “quintas” (farmsteads), like Lisboa the “Quinta da Regaleira”. S. Domingos de Rana Cascais Oeiras In Lisbon, museums, monuments and spots like Belém and Baixa-Chiado are ready to welcome you. 01 QUELUZ GARDENS 06 PLANTAINS SQUARE 11 CAPE ROCA OUT 02 MALTA GARDEN 07 LAGO DAS MEDALHAS” AVENUE 12 BOCA DO INFERNO AND NEPTUNE’S FOUNTAIN 03 PÊNSIL OR NEPTUNO GARDEN 13 SÃO JORGE CASTLE 08 PENA NATIONAL PALACE 04 FROM THE PORTICO OF FAME 14 JERÓNIMOS MONASTERY TO THE BIG CASCADE 09 CASTLE OF THE MOORS 15 BELÉM TOWER 05 “AZULEJOS” CHANNEL 10 QUINTA DA REGALEIRA TO SEE QUELUZ GARDENS CASTLE OF THE MOORS Palácio Nacional de Queluz Estrada da Pena - Sintra MALTA GARDEN QUINTA DA REGALEIRA Palácio Nacional de Queluz Rua Barbosa du Bocage - Sintra CAPE ROCA PÊNSIL OR NEPTUNO GARDEN Estrada do Cabo da Roca - Colares Palácio Nacional de Queluz BOCA DO INFERNO Cascais FROM THE PORTICO OF FAME TO THE BIG CASCADE SÃO JORGE CASTLE Palácio Nacional de Queluz Rua de Santa Cruz - Lisboa AZULEJOS” CHANNEL JERÓNIMOS Palácio Nacional de Queluz MONASTERY Rua dos Jerónimos, 3 - Lisboa Tel.: PLANTAINS SQUARE BELÉM TOWER Palácio Nacional de Queluz Avenida Brasília - Lisboa LAGO DAS MEDALHAS” AVENUE AND NEPTUNE’S FOUNTAIN Palácio Nacional de Queluz PENA NATIONAL PALACE Estrada da Pena - Sintra OUT Alvarinhos Negrais Magoito TO SEE Outeiro Terrugem Azenhas do Mar Praia das Maçãs Campo Raso Vale de Praia Lobos The gastronomy of Queluz is influenced Grande 03 A16 by the cuisine of the whole Estremadura Mucifal 05 Sintra Casal de Cambra region. You will find grill restaurants, Almoçageme “marisqueiras” seafood restaurants and Mem Martins Mira-Sintra typical Portuguese beerhouses, but also A16 African and Oriental restaurants, a legacy Rio de Belas Mouro Cacém Abrunheira of the immigration boom of the 70s. Linhó IC19 QUELUZ Malveira Massamá S. Marcos 02 da Serra Cabra Figa Queluz, a town of Sintra Country, Lisboa Tercena 01 04 presents specialities like the Pork Mercês Alcabideche Style, Roast Pig of Negrais, Roasted Kid and different ways of preparing mussels. A5 Regarding the confectionery, the Lisboa “Travesseiros da Piriquita” (pastry), the S. Domingos Sintra Cheesecakes and the sponge cakes de Rana Cascais are enough to satisfy anybody’s appetite. Oeiras OUT 01 PALÁCIO DEL REY 05 CASA DE CHÁ DO PALÁCIO DE QUELUZ 02 BICA DO AZEITE 05 SALÃO DE CHÁ PIRIQUITA 03 CURRAL DOS CAPRINOS TO EAT PALÁCIO DEL REY Largo Mouzinho de Albuquerque, 1/7 Queluz BICA DO AZEITE Largo do Palácio, 11 - Queluz CURRAL DOS CAPRINOS Rua 28 de Setembro, 13 - Cabriz CASA DE CHÁ DO PALÁCIO DE QUELUZ Largo do Palácio - Queluz SALÃO DE CHÁ PIRIQUITA Rua Padarias, 1/7 - Sintra TYPICAL DISHES Pork Meat Mercês Style, Roast Suckling Pig of Negrais, Roasted Lamb, Mussels, Mussels with Onions. DESSERTS Travesseiros da Piriquita, Queijadas de Sintra, Fofos de Belas. BEVERAGES Colares Wine (Ramisco Wine Grape variety). OUT Valença Bragança Caniçada Gerês Viana Castelo Amares Pousada Amares - Mosteiro de Amares Pousada Crato - Mosteiro do Crato Guimarães Alijó Pousada Faro - Palácio de Estoi Pousada Guimarães - Mosteiro de Guimarães Pousada Lisboa - Terreiro do Paço Marão Ria Viseu Pousada Alcácer do Sal - Castelo de Alcácer Pousada Alvito - Castelo de Alvito Belmonte Pousada Angra do Heroísmo Vila Pouca da Beira Pousada Arraiolos - Convento de Arraiolos Serra da Pousada Beja - Convento de Beja Estrela Pousada Belmonte - Convento de Belmonte Condeixa - A - Nova Pousada Évora - Convento de Évora Pousada Estremoz - Castelo de Estremoz Pousada Horta - Castelo da Horta Pousada Óbidos - Castelo de Óbidos Pousada Palmela - Castelo de Palmela Ourém Pousada Queluz - Palácio de Queluz Óbidos Pousada Serra da Estrela Marvão Pousada Tavira - Convento de Tavira Pousada Viana do Castelo Pousada Vila Pouca da Beira - Convento de Vila P.
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