Let yourself be seduced by the charm and nooks of Vila Libânia
Activities
National Palace of Queluz
A must to visit - The National Palace of Queluz and its historical gardens are one of the most remarkable examples of the harmonious link between landscape and palatial architecture in Portugal. They illustrate the evolution of the Court’s tastes in the 18th and 19th centuries, a period that was marked by the baroque, rococo and neoclassicism. Built in 1747 at the orders of the future King Pedro III, the consort of Queen Maria I, the Palace of Queluz was initially conceived as a summer residence, becoming the royal family’s preferred place for their leisure and entertainment. They lived there permanently from 1794 until their departure for Brazil in 1807, as a result of the French invasions.
Restaurants
Queluz is famous for good traditional home cooked Portuguese food. Several restaurants within 200m offer typical Portuguese cuisine. Visit one or all of them during your stay or opt for your meal to be delivered to your apartment or house.
Urban Park
Urban Park Felício Loureiro also located opposite Vila Libânia with pedestrian and bicycle paths allows guests to have wonderful walks/jogs.
Golf
Vila Libânia is also an ideal location for golfing enthusiasts as it has several golf courses nearby. Golf tours can easily be arranged with transportation to and from the courses.
Beach
For the beach goers, there are plenty famous beaches within 10 to 15 minutes drive from Vila Libânia. Many of these beaches have surf schools.
Shopping
Lisbon is a wonderful city for shopping. It is a city that embraces high-fashion and the latest chic trends, while still holding dear to family-run businesses and traditional markets. Lisbon boasts gleaming shopping centres and international designer stores, but it is also a city with a blossoming artisan and creative scene, with independent shops and bespoke gifts.
Shopping Streets
Shopping Markets
