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Palace
and Convent
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Maximum
exponent of the Neo-Manuelino style, it is, for every reason, the centre
of the attentions inside Bussaco's Forest.
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Built
by the end of the XIX Century, it occupied some of the space previously
belonging to the "Carmelitas Descalços" (Barefeet Carmelites)
convent.
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Of the convent, it remains today only the church and the cloisters, as well as the cell where Lord Wellington slept the day before the Battle of 1810. |
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