I should not rating the visit because we did not see the inside of the palace or museum. We visited Belem on Friday and only the Museum was open. We were told that the Palace is open only on Saturday and you need to book...More

We booked a group tour in advance and it was worthwhile, interesting and well done. We toured the inside of the Palace as well as the lovely manicured gardens. Spectacular views around every corner of major Lisbon landmarks. Our guide was a pure joy and...More

That was the first place to visit in Lisbon as I won't have another Saturday there(the palace opens only on Saturdays) I arrived at 10:30 in the morning and a tour was about to start. Unfortionatly it was in Portogues ,the English tour was gioing...More

The official presidential residence consists of the five buildings situated on a hill close to the historical center of Belem. It was built in the 18th century, on the land acquired by King John V. It is a beautiful, relatively modest structure, best seen from...More

You pay 2.5€ even if you have the Lisboa card, only to see the exposition about president's. This is nothing exceptional : a collection of presents received during official visits and an interactive (boring) show on tablet about each of the presidents. Absolutely not interesting....More

You can only visit the palace, which is still the working area for the Portuguese president on Saturdays! The museum is opened on other days as well. Get there early (around 9) and check when you can get an amazing guided tour in English or...More

The 3 state rooms inside the presidential palace are only open to the public on Saturdays and you have to book a guided tour (the one in English this August was at 14.30 in the afternoons). This means that only small groups of people actually...More