Palácio de Xabregas

Built between the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the Palácio de Xabregas was once home to notable figures such as Queen Leonor and the setting for meetings that shaped Portugal, such as those that led to the Restoration of Independence in 1640.

With a privileged location next to the Tagus River, this palace survived the 1755 earthquake and retains its splendour, with halls covered in historic tiles and murals that tell stories of times gone by. Today, it is the venue for unique events, hosting weddings, corporate events and gala dinners. The Palácio de Xabregas exudes an atmosphere where tradition and elegance go hand in hand.

This is an event venue partnered with Casa do Marquês.