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Combo (Save 5%): National Palace of Sintra + Monserrate Palace & Park Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): National Palace of Sintra + Monserrate Palace & Park Tickets
Start: 2024-09-19T09:30:00
End: 2024-09-19T18:00:00
Location: lisbon

National Palace of Sintra: Skip the Ticket Line-8

Monserrate Palace & Park: Skip the Ticket Line-10

Book this terrific combo and discover the stunning beauty of Monserrate Palace, a masterpiece of romanticism along with the iconic National Palace of Sintra, the oldest palace in Portugal!

Highlights

Explore Sintra’s heritage at the Monserrate Palace & the magnificent National Palace of Sintra while saving money with the combo.
Discover the rich history of Sintra as you walk through the elaborate interiors featuring Europe’s oldest Mudejar tiles at the National Palace of Sintra.
Admire the beautiful decor & artifacts of Portugal’s oldest palace and walk its gardens.
Make your way to visit the enchanting Monserrate Palace with its dreamy architecture & adorned with intricate designs.
Take a walk in the Palace’s prolific gardens with exotic foliage. Come across Beckford’s Waterfall, the Japanese garden & the scented path.

Inclusions

Entry ticket to the National Palace of Sintra
Entry ticket to Monserrate Palace & Park

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Reviews

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612 ratings

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4/5

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Stefania

5/5

Jul, 2024

Reserving online a combined discounted ticket for Quinta da Regaleira and Monserrate palaces in Sintra was a great decision. We skipped the ticket office queue and we could directly enter the palaces without any delay and waste of time. Both palaces are breath taking. It's definitely worth the visit!

Leo

4/5

Jul, 2024

I took the Sintra train from Rossio station very early in the morning to avoid too many tourists...turns out that I actually wanted to visit Pena Palace over the National Palace of Sintra...but I visited NPS in the afternoon...the day at Sintra was gorgeous weather and every photo taken looked awesome as a first time visitor to Portugal! I enjoyed the layout of the town being on the hills with Pena Palace way up on top of the hill, and the moorish Castle defending the palace below a ways down a little. I saved a bit of money on the circular bus by hiking up to Pena Castle earlier at around 8:00 am from the National Palace...the morning fog eventually lifted away as I got higher up. After touring the Pena Palace and Moorish Castle I took a one way bus ride down back to the historic center station and finally visited the NPS and had a great late lunch at Café da Villa. A stay overnight is recommended for a deeper visit into this historical town.

Christopher

4/5

Jun, 2024

We had no expectations, my partner and I when we turned up. The whole experience was informative and filled with interesting artefacts and a stunning garden. An overall enjoyable experience.

Roos

4/5

Jun, 2024

The palace is in very good condition after the renovation! We also loved the gardens, which are varied and beautifully maintained. A point of improvement would be the parking zone. We arrived early (9:30 AM) and didn't have any difficulty finding a spot, but when we left two hours later, it was quite a chaos with all the cars looking to find a spot.

Gijsbertus

3/5

Jun, 2024

I wanted to make a combo ticket with other ticket that turned out to be more expensive than with another ticket booking service, so we booked it there

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Your Experience

** National Palace of Sintra **

Get ready to explore over 1,000 years of Portuguese history. The palace is immediately discernible by its two conical chimneys - a characteristic trait of Sintra itself. With its richly decorated rooms, galleries and corridors, it was a favorite for a succession of Portuguese royal families and their retinues, right until the end of the monarchy in 1910.

Spend your time marveling at how the natural landscape was used to merge Manueline, Gothic and Mudejar designs. The windows with surmounted arches and walls covered in glazed tiles of geometric patterns are a testament to medieval brushwork and craftsmanship.

** Monserrate Palace & Park **

You don’t need to be a historian or an architectural aficionado to know that Monserrate Palace is a work of art. A summer residence bearing witness to the eclectic tastes of a bygone era with the main halls adorned with alabaster statues and decorative symbols. Ornate details never giving the impression of being over the top, reflecting Indian and Moorish influences, that come together to birth beautiful design. On entry, you’ll receive a map that will allow you to truly get into the skin of the place. The best way to go about your tour would be to start by exploring the garden, through the scenic path. Along this winding path, you will see contrasting sceneries with waterfalls, ruined chapels, age-old araucarias, and palm trees. Home to 3,000 exotic species and separated by geographical areas, the garden offers a lens into the diverse origins of plants in the world.

Know Before You Go

Operating Hours

** National Palace of Sintra **

Palace & Gardens: 9:30am - 6:30pm (Last entry at 6pm)

** Monserrate Palace & Park **

Palace: 9:30am - 6:30pm (Last entry at 6pm)

Park: 9am - 7pm (Last entry at 6pm)

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