Queluz
Discover the charm of Queluz in Lisbon's western suburbs.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — 8 of Lisboa {Lisbon}
About Queluz
Located in the western suburbs of Lisbon, Portugal, Queluz is a picturesque town within the Lisboa region. Known for its rich history and cultural significance, Queluz was once home to the royal family and now features stunning gardens and palaces open to the public. The area also boasts a vibrant local economy centered around tourism and residential living.
Queluz matters not just for its historical landmarks but also for its contributions to Portuguese culture and heritage. Its well-preserved 18th-century palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and the beautiful gardens are major attractions that draw visitors from around the world. Rules.city collects practical civic information for Queluz, verified against official sources, ensuring you have accurate details on rules, fees, transport, and local services.
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Notable people from Queluz
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Pedro I of Brazil1798–1834Emperor of Brazil from 1822 to 1831 and King of Portugal in 1826 (1798-1834)
Maria da Assunção of Portugal1805–1835Portuguese Infanta (1805–1834)
Manuela Bravob. 1957Portuguese singer (1957-)
Dolores Silvab. 1991Portuguese association football player- VVasco Martins1956–2025Cape Verdean musician
- HHugo Évorab. 1981Cape Verdean footballer (born 1981)
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