Past and present merge at Palacio Ludovice Wine Experience Hotel in Lisbon

The Palacio Ludovice Wine Experience Hotel in Lisbon offers guests an opportunity to immerse themselves in 300 years of history and experience the finest luxury boutique hotel accommodations. Located in the heart of the city, the historic building has endured Lisbon's great earthquake of 1755, thanks to its wooden structure and innovative anti-seismic design.

The palace, built in 1747 by architect João Federico Ludovice, has served various purposes over the centuries, including aristocratic residences, a consulate, and the house of the Solar do Vinho do Porto.

In 2022, after extensive restoration led by architect Miguel Câncio Martins, the hotel reopened as the Palacio Ludovice Wine Experience Hotel. Strategically situated in the vibrant district where Chiado, Bairro Alto, and Principe Real neighborhoods converge, the hotel provides easy access to local food, drink, and shopping. Its prime location also offers stunning views from the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint and the hotel itself.

Guests can enjoy spacious and comfortable rooms, daily afternoon room service with local wine, and the opportunity to learn about Portuguese wines through the hotel's wine cellar and Caudalie Boutique-Spa. The Federico Restaurant serves contemporary Portuguese cuisine with French influences, while the Instituto do Vinho do Porto shop offers a selection of Port wine.

With daily flights connecting the hotel to Buenos Aires and Lisbon via Brazil, as well as European hubs like Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam, travelers can easily experience the rich history, gastronomic delights, and Portuguese wine that the Palacio Ludovice Wine Experience Hotel has to offer.