Marquês Garden House

The Marquês Garden House is a Singular House located in one of the oldest squares in the city, Praça Marquês de Pombal. The Guest House’s facade is filled from top to bottom with rectangular tiles typical of Porto in the 17th century. XIX. Upon entering, you will find ceilings worked in noble wood, friezes of vegetal tiles by Bordalo Pinheiro, stone walls and an imposing staircase, decorated with a child bust by Soares dos Reis, the great sculptor of Porto. Praça do Marquês was once one of the most emblematic and bustling areas of the noble city of Porto. Over the centuries, it has had different names, an example of which is Praça da Água, having also been a trading area, cultivation of agricultural land, passage of troops during the Siege of Porto. When staying at Marquês Garden House, you will find a garden hidden by the high facade of the building. The old walls surround a rest area, providing relaxed leisure hours in the sun, and you can even enjoy the pool on hot days. A true gem in the center of the city.