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Combo (Save 5%) (Save 5%): Sintra National Palace + Pena Palace & Park Ticket

Name: Combo (Save 5%) (Save 5%): Sintra National Palace + Pena Palace & Park Ticket
Start: 2026-06-24T17:30:00
End: 2026-06-24T18:00:00
Location: Lisbon

National Sintra Palace with iconic chimneys and surrounding gardens in Sintra, Portugal.

Sintra National Palace interior with ornate ceiling and blue azulejos tiles.

Pena Palace in Lisbon surrounded by lush greenery and overlooking the cityscape.

Stone cross at Cruz Alta viewpoint near Pena Palace, overlooking Sintra landscape.

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Audio guide

Enhance your experience with multilingual audio guide

Explore Portugal's royal legacy at Sintra National Palace and Pena Park with one easy combo and flexible date options.

4.5/5(25,031)

Angelique S

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

We absolutely loved our visit to the Pena Palace, the Castelo dos Mouros, and the Quinta da Regaleira. They are truly beautiful places, steeped in history, with spectacular scenery and hidden corners that are worth exploring at a leisurely pace. That said, it’s advisable to wear sturdy shoes and be in reasonably good physical shape if you plan to visit all three in a single day, as there’s quite a bit of walking involved and some steep inclines. The best time to visit is in the morning, because these are very popular sites and tend to get crowded as the day goes on. Even so, we were left wanting more. Sintra has many other houses, palaces, and castles that we weren’t able to see this time, so we’ll definitely be back to continue discovering everything this special place has to offer.

Alina R

Group

Verified booking

2 days ago

Palácio da Pena For me, the Palácio da Pena is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’re in a fairy tale. The exterior is spectacular and the views are incredible, but the crowds can take away some of its charm. It’s worth seeing at least once for the unique atmosphere and for the photos. Quinta da Regaleira I found Quinta da Regaleira to be more special. It doesn’t impress with its grandeur, but with its mystery. The tunnels, gardens, and the Initiation Well give you the feeling that you’re uncovering a hidden secret. It’s one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. If I had to choose just one, I’d go back to Regaleira. Pena impressed me, but Regaleira enchanted me.

Bojoura S

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

Lovely hotel, everything was spotless, friendly staff, 24/7 front desk, excellent housekeeping, delicious breakfast, within walking distance of many restaurants, the metro, the Tagus River, and a tuk-tuk right outside the door. Big plus: we were able to store our luggage in a locker after we checked out. Minor downside: if you want a cappuccino after leaving the breakfast room, it costs €4 per person, and the Olive restaurant was closed for dinner during our stay.

Theresa M

Group

Verified booking

5 days ago

Worth the money. These two locations are worth all the walk. The gardens/grounds are just as amazing as the inside of the palaces. The well was very cool when you think about the secret society element. Give your self plenty of time to see each, took us about 2.5 at penna palace and the same at Regaledia. If your walking it does take about 45mins to walk down too without stops so factor that in before setting up times

Rebecca G

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

We enjoyed the Pena Palace. We got there at 9:30 am and there were already a lot of people there. We loved the Wall Walk and the beautiful ceilings and rooms. The gardens are beautiful and we walked up to the cross which provides a beautiful view to the ocean. The Quinta Da Regaleira had beautiful gardens, paths, the initiation well, a tower you can climb up and you can tour the palace as well.

Nadine K

Solo

Verified booking

5 days ago

Absolutely stunning. The colors and architecture make it feel like a real-life fairytale castle. The views over Sintra and the surrounding hills are incredible, and there are so many unique rooms and terraces to explore. It can get crowded, but it’s worth it for the history, scenery, and overall experience. One of the highlights of my Portugal trip.

Make the most of your visit with access to both landmarks. Avoid the hassle of booking separate tickets!

Both sites are close enough to explore in one day, but you have the flexibility to book for different dates.

Access to both landmarks in one day. Spend the morning at Sintra Palace, and go a scenic drive or hike to Pena Palace & Park after.

Up for some historical insights? Opt for an audio guide to quench your knowledge thirst.

Did you know? Pena Palace was originally a monastery, transformed into a royal palace by King Ferdinand II, earning it the title of one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal

Sintra National Palace

Entry ticket to Sintra National Palace

Audio guide in Portuguese, English, Spanish, and French (as per option selected)

Pena Palace

Entry ticket to Pena Palace

Entry to the Chalet of the Countess of Edla

Entry to Pena Park

Food and drinks

Shuttle service

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Angelique S
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
We absolutely loved our visit to the Pena Palace, the Castelo dos Mouros, and the Quinta da Regaleira. They are truly beautiful places, steeped in history, with spectacular scenery and hidden corners that are worth exploring at a leisurely pace. That said, it’s advisable to wear sturdy shoes and be in reasonably good physical shape if you plan to visit all three in a single day, as there’s quite a bit of walking involved and some steep inclines. The best time to visit is in the morning, because these are very popular sites and tend to get crowded as the day goes on. Even so, we were left wanting more. Sintra has many other houses, palaces, and castles that we weren’t able to see this time, so we’ll definitely be back to continue discovering everything this special place has to offer.
Alina R
Group
Verified booking
2 days ago
Palácio da Pena For me, the Palácio da Pena is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’re in a fairy tale. The exterior is spectacular and the views are incredible, but the crowds can take away some of its charm. It’s worth seeing at least once for the unique atmosphere and for the photos. Quinta da Regaleira I found Quinta da Regaleira to be more special. It doesn’t impress with its grandeur, but with its mystery. The tunnels, gardens, and the Initiation Well give you the feeling that you’re uncovering a hidden secret. It’s one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. If I had to choose just one, I’d go back to Regaleira. Pena impressed me, but Regaleira enchanted me.
Iffly A
Group
Verified booking
Last week
We loved the Pena Palace. It was magnificent despite the fog and the cold in June. However, we couldn’t go to Quinta da Regaleira. The police had blocked the entrance. A tuk-tuk or private car costs €10 per person; there were four of us, so it would have been €80 for the round trip, which is outrageous. One of us has a disability, so it was impossible to walk up. Bottom line: we couldn’t take the tour even though we had tickets. Very disappointed.
Bojoura S
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Lovely hotel, everything was spotless, friendly staff, 24/7 front desk, excellent housekeeping, delicious breakfast, within walking distance of many restaurants, the metro, the Tagus River, and a tuk-tuk right outside the door. Big plus: we were able to store our luggage in a locker after we checked out. Minor downside: if you want a cappuccino after leaving the breakfast room, it costs €4 per person, and the Olive restaurant was closed for dinner during our stay.
Theresa M
Group
Verified booking
5 days ago
Worth the money. These two locations are worth all the walk. The gardens/grounds are just as amazing as the inside of the palaces. The well was very cool when you think about the secret society element. Give your self plenty of time to see each, took us about 2.5 at penna palace and the same at Regaledia. If your walking it does take about 45mins to walk down too without stops so factor that in before setting up times

Sintra National Palace

Make your trip to Sintra unforgettable with this combo ticket to Sintra National Palace and Pena Park. Start at Portugal's oldest royal residence, where every tile and ceiling tells a story. Explore the Swan Room with its swan motifs and the Magpie Room with symbolic artwork. Marvel at the iconic twin chimneys and Europe's largest Moorish tile collection. An optional audio guide reveals the rich history of Portuguese royalty and architecture.

Pena Palace and Park

Next, explore the 200-acre Pena Palace and Park. Wander through the King’s and Queen’s chambers and the Arab Room and admire panoramic views from the palace’s hilltop location. Then, take winding paths to find hidden lakes, pavilions, and panoramic viewpoints that showcase Sintra’s enchanting landscape. Don’t miss capturing views of Pena Palace's vibrant towers peeking through the trees. This ticket only provides access to Pena Park, not the palace interior.

What to bring

Sintra National Palace

Wear comfortable shoes for walking through palace corridors and outdoor areas.

Bring headphones and ensure your smartphone is fully charged if you opt for the audio guide.

Download your tickets and guide on your device before arriving to avoid connectivity issues

Pena Palace and Park

During summer, bring water and hats/caps to stay hydrated and protected from the sun.

Comfortable shoes are highly recommended for walking through the park's extensive trails and gardens.

Download your tickets on your smartphone for seamless entry.

What's not allowed

Sintra National Palace

Flash photography and tripods are prohibited inside the palace.

Large bags, suitcases, and trolleys are not allowed.

Pena Palace and park

Pets are not permitted, except for guide dogs.

Drones and other large equipment are restricted.

Flash photography is not allowed in certain areas to preserve the park's natural and architectural features.

Accessibility

Sintra National Palace

Guide dogs are welcome inside the palace.

Certain areas may have limited accessibility for visitors with mobility issues due to narrow staircases and historic features.

Pena Palace and Park

The park has some paved pathways but also features trails with slight inclines that may pose challenges for those with limited mobility.

Wheelchair access is available in certain areas; however, some parts of the - Palace and park may be challenging due to uneven terrain and stairs.

Guide dogs are welcome throughout the park.

Additional information

Sintra National Palace

After booking, you will receive an email with further instructions to access your audio guide and tickets. Check your spam folder if necessary.

Allow time for ticket scanning and security, typically 15-20 minutes during busy periods.

Pena Palace and Park

You must enter Pena Palace during the assigned time slot on your ticket.

The entry path to the palace involves a 30-minute uphill walk, but shuttle services are available every 15 minutes for your convenience.

The park does not allow entry by private vehicle. Use pedestrian paths or public transportation to reach the entrance.

Parking is available near Sintra’s historic center and peripheral car parks, but spaces may be limited.

Your vouchers will be emailed to you shortly.

Please display the same at each meeting point along with a valid photo ID.

Meeting point

Pena Palace & Park Tickets

Please check your final voucher for the redemption point details and specific instructions.

Tickets to Sintra National Palace

Please check your final voucher for the redemption point details and specific instructions.