Histoire


Avec l'ouverture de la voie royale de Lisbonne à Cascais en 1868, la famille royale passe, à partir de 1870, de longues périodes au bord de la mer, à Cascais, suivie par toute la cour.


JARDIN

Une oasis au centre de Cascais


La maison est entourée d'un jardin verdoyant, dont la conception est due à Conde Ficalho, père de la comtesse Maria Josefa, et l'un des fondateurs du Jardin botanique de Lisbonne, classé monument national.



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