Kelush Palace

Kelush Palace is a magnificent architectural monument, worthy of sincere admiration. Built by King Pedro III as a gift to the wife of Queen Mary I, the Quelús Palace impresses with its luxurious forms. The construction of the palace lasted several years - from 1742 to 1767, and around it was laid a lush garden with fountains and statues. Headed the construction of a new palace for King Pedro III and his bride Maria I court architect Mateusz Vicente di Oliveira, who created an amazing beauty creation, which is considered to be almost the last bright example of the Rococo style.

Visitors to the palace Kelus makes a great impression. Now everyone can admire the exquisite Throne Room, in which several centuries ago magnificent balls and solemn banquets were played. Special pomp add huge mirrors, beautiful crystal chandeliers and gold-covered sculptures. Then there is the music hall, which sounded operas and concerts performed by the Royal orchestra. The ceiling of the royal bedroom is made in the shape of a dome and decorated with frescoes with scenes from Don Quixote, and the floor is made of exotic wood. The most solemn room - a room for ambassadors - the floor here is lined with marble slabs, and on the ceiling depicts pictures from the life of the royal family.

Around the palace there is a lush garden and park, which used to host knightly tournaments, concerts, fireworks and entertainment events for royal guests.