Located in São Sebastião da Pedreira, on Avenidas Novas, the Real Palácio is a five-star hotel that stands out for the synergy between its classic and contemporary décor, its comfort, and, of course, its history.
It’s just that the Hotel Real Palácio is the result of the restoration of the former Guedes Quinhones Palace and, as such, has everything it takes to host an event of this kind, with classical music echoing through the halls of this historic mansion:
- Candlelight Ballet: The Nutcracker on March 18, at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
- Candlelight: The Best of Gospel on March 26, at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.

Candlelight Ballet: The Nutcracker
There’s nothing more special than attending a candlelit concert and enjoying a 15-minute ballet performance as a bonus, while listening to one of the greatest composers of all time, Tchaikovsky.
Performed by a string quartet, you’ll be able to enjoy Tchaikovsky’s most famous classical works in a truly intimate and magical atmosphere that only the Hotel Real Palácio can provide.
This is an incredible experience like nothing you’ve ever seen, and this will be a one-of-a-kind concert that will stay with you forever.

Candlelight: The Best of Gospel by Candlelight
Gospel music, traditionally sung by choirs in Protestant and Evangelical churches in the 18th century, gained worldwide popularity beginning in the 1930s.
During this Candlelight concert at the Hotel Real Palácio, you’ll be able to travel back in time in a unique tribute to this musical genre that leaves all fans feeling energized and happy.
In this sensory spectacle, illuminated by hundreds of candles, you’ll be transported to the majestic atmospheres of African American churches in New York and Chicago.
This enchanting evening will be led by the gospel group WTWNN (What The World Needs Now is Love), which will give you goosebumps with some of the most famous songs of all time, such as “My Life Is in Your Hands” by Kirk Franklin, “Giants” by Donald Lawrence, and “Let Everything” by the Florida A&M University Gospel Choir.