18th Century Palace in Lisbon

This construction frames a beautiful garden, as it has been the cloister of the ancient convent of Carmelitas de Santo Alberto.

The old zone of Janelas Verdes, where the Palace is set, provides a beautiful view from the top of the wide staircase to the river Tagus, the bridge, the dockyards, the Rocha and Alcantara fluvial stations on the right bank and the Monument of Christ on the left bank.

When the Red Cross headquarters were established in 1924, restoration works began and lasted until 1947. We call your attention to the Chapel enriched with artistic paintings and the superb tiles and the Library crystal chandelier. Ideal for an evening spent in an elegant Portuguese atmosphere, overlooking the river and the harbor.