阿茹达宫在里斯本

阿茹达宫（葡萄牙語：-{Palácio Nacional da Ajuda}-）是一座新古典主义建筑，位于葡萄牙首都里斯本市的阿茹达堂区。兴建在1755年里斯本大地震后容纳王室的临时木建筑的原址上，开始时，建筑师设计的是一座后期巴洛克-洛可可建筑，后来，另一位建筑师重新规划了一座壮观的宫殿，风格为时髦的新古典主义建筑。

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阿茹达宫的兴建开始于1796年，一直持续到19世纪。在兴建过程中，曾因为财政紧张或政治冲突，而几度出现停工或进度放慢的状况。1807年，法国军队入侵葡萄牙，葡萄牙王室逃亡到巴西，工程进展极慢。缺乏资金来源也造成工程规模的收缩。

Estátua — ivogomes @ Flickr

1861年，路易斯一世从内塞西达迪什宫迁居阿茹达宫。

Palácio Nacional da Ajuda — ivogomes @ Flickr

Palácio da Ajuda - Exposição sobre Saramago — Annie-dog @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - Toilette Room / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da Ajuda - Toilette — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - Diplomatic Corp's Ladies Room / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da A — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - Pink Room / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da Ajuda - Sala Rosa — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - Sèvre Vase Room / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da Ajuda - Sala do Vaso — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - King Luís's Bedroom / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da Ajuda - Qua — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da Ajuda — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - Noble Floor Archer's Hall or Ambassador's Hall / Lisboa - — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - Throne Room Ceiling / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da Ajuda - Tecto da — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

Lisbon - Ajuda National Palace - Queen's Bedroom / Lisboa - Palácio Nacional da Ajuda - Quarto — Jose Elias / Lusoimages.com @ Flickr

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RuteSalvadinho

2015 February 1

Amazing palace, huge.. i went there to see an exhibition, which was quite amazing some designs but unfortunately i didn't had the chance to see more from the palace but i will go back again. for sure

Ravi Mendis

2014 August 23

The Palace is Lisbon's hidden gem! It's Portugal's response to France's Chateau Versailles. A little out of the way, but accessible nevertheless. A must see!

Otel.com

2011 December 13

Built by the Royal family after a 1755 earthquake, this has been turned into a museum in 1938. Lots of interesting collections of paintings, sculptures, glassware could be found here.

Kimberly Chin

2018 November 18

You’ll either love it or think it’s a waste of time. It’s out of the way (up on the hilltop), organized yes but a lot needs to be restored. Go if you have extra time. Else I would suggest skipping it