Palacete Mayer

Palacete Mayer, also known as the Little Palace of the Mayers, is a stunning eclectic residence located in Lisbon's civil parish of Santo António. Designed by Italian architect Nicola Bigaglia and completed in 1902, this architectural gem features a unique blend of styles and intricate stonework. Originally built for Adolfo de Lima Mayer, it later became the Spanish Embassy in Portugal. The building is notable for its impressive façade, adorned with pilasters, decorative windows, and a cornice embellished with acanthus leaves. Visitors can appreciate its historical significance, having won the Valmor Prize and undergone various renovations over the years. The surrounding Parque Mayer adds to its charm, making it a worthwhile stop for tourists and researchers alike.