Queluz, Royal city in Greater Lisbon, Portugal
Queluz is a town near Lisbon where the Royal Palace stands as a significant building surrounded by residential areas and shops. The architectural presence of this palace shapes the location and serves as a central point from which neighborhoods spread outward.
The area was settled in prehistoric times, as shown by archaeological finds from the late Neolithic period. It later developed into a royal residence and became a center of power and administration.
The Royal School of Equestrian Art keeps alive classical riding techniques and shapes the town's identity as a center for horsemanship. The training grounds are woven into daily life and show how tradition remains active here.
Three train stations on the Lisbon-Sintra railway line connect Queluz to downtown and the coastal area. Trains run frequently, making it easy to arrive from different directions.
The Monte Abraão Fair happens every Saturday and brings together vendors selling fresh produce, clothing, and handmade items. Visitors can explore local products and experience everyday shopping here.
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