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Combo (Save 3%): National Palace of Sintra + Pena Palace & Park Tickets

Sintra National Palace Manueline Room with ornate chandelier and tiled walls.

Sintra National Palace Gardens with ornate column and lush greenery.

Pena Palace entrance with ornate columns and colorful facade in Sintra, Portugal.

Person viewing landscape through arches at Pena Palace, Sintra, Portugal.

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Visit Sintra National Palace and Pena Palace & Park and experience Sintra’s royal heritage with one convenient combo ticket.

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Entry Tickets

€33

€32.01

3% off

Skip-the-line entry to the National Palace of Sintra
Entry to Pena Palace & Park
Audio guide for the National Palace of Sintra

Entry Tickets + Audio Guides

€42

€40.74

3% off

Entry to the National Palace of Sintra
Entry to Pena Palace & Park
Audio guide for National Palace of Sintra
Audio guide for Pena Palace & Park

4.5/5(25,717)

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.

Henriett B

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Pena Palace is marvellous. We spent roughly two hours in the castle and the park. I love the details of the building, the tiles and other handmade beauties. Between Pena and Quinta we had some time and we decided to take the hiking route down to Sintra. It is doable but proper shoes are important! The route worth the effort: charismatic cliffs on the upper side followed by a botanical garden feeling. Quinta palace promises more than its real value. There is only a small exhibition in the palace, the garden is nice but less interesting after the park of Pena palace. All in all, a perfect day trip from Lisbon. Managable with combination of public transport and a taxi in Sintra from the railway station to Pena palace.

Alina R

Group

Verified booking

4 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

Last week

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.

Enjoy a smooth visit with pre-booked entry tickets to both the National Palace of Sintra and Pena Palace & Park—no last-minute stress.

Explore the grand halls of the National Palace of Sintra and the expansive gardens of Pena Park, just 20 minutes apart by car.

See the beautiful tilework and royal chambers of the National Palace of Sintra, then wander through forests and hidden trails in Pena Park.

No rush, explore at your pace. Take your time to admire the palaces, their gardens, and hidden corners full of history.

National Palace of Sintra

Entry to the National Palace of Sintra

Pena Palace & Park

Entry to Pena Palace & Park

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Iram S
Couple
Verified booking
May 2026
Beautiful place! Well maintained 👏👏👏👏👏definitely one a the most beautiful places in the world!🌍 Thanks for taking care of the castle 🏰
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.
Henriett B
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Pena Palace is marvellous. We spent roughly two hours in the castle and the park. I love the details of the building, the tiles and other handmade beauties. Between Pena and Quinta we had some time and we decided to take the hiking route down to Sintra. It is doable but proper shoes are important! The route worth the effort: charismatic cliffs on the upper side followed by a botanical garden feeling. Quinta palace promises more than its real value. There is only a small exhibition in the palace, the garden is nice but less interesting after the park of Pena palace. All in all, a perfect day trip from Lisbon. Managable with combination of public transport and a taxi in Sintra from the railway station to Pena palace.
Alina R
Group
Verified booking
4 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.

National Palace of Sintra

Start your journey at the National Palace of Sintra, the best-preserved medieval royal palace in Portugal. As you enter, you'll notice its twin chimneys, making it easy to spot. Inside, you’ll see grand rooms decorated with beautiful tiles and unique ceilings, like the Swan Room and Magpie Room, named after the birds on its ceiling. Walk through halls decorated with Moorish influences and get a glimpse of how Portuguese royalty once lived.

Pena Palace & Park

Explore Pena Park, a peaceful retreat surrounding Pena Palace, filled with winding trails, exotic plants, and hidden lakes. Wander through lush gardens, see centuries-old trees, and discover scenic viewpoints offering stunning views of Sintra. Visit the Valley of the Lakes, where swans and ducks glide across. See the Temple of Columns, a quiet spot perfect for a short rest. The park's flowers and paths make it a must-visit for nature lovers and those seeking a break from the crowds.

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes as some areas have cobbled paths and stairs.

Bring a light jacket, as the interiors and outdoors can be cool.

What's not allowed

National Palace of Sintra

Large bags and suitcases are not permitted inside the palace.

Tripods, drones, and flash photography are prohibited.

Food and drinks are not allowed inside the palace.

Pena Palace & Park

Pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs.

Smoking is strictly prohibited within the palace and park.

Large backpacks and bulky luggage are not allowed inside.

Accessibility

National Palace of Sintra

Wheelchair access is available in most areas, but some sections may be challenging due to stairs.

Elevators are available in select areas for easier access.

Pena Palace & Park

Wheelchair access is available in some areas, but uneven terrain and stairs especially at Pena Palace may be challenging.

Shuttle services are available from the entrance to the palace.

Additional information

Pena Palace & Park

The experience includes outdoor walking, so check the weather before your visit.

It takes about 30 minutes to walk from the park entrance to the Palace, so plan ahead.

Security checks at the entrance may take 15-20 minutes, so expect a short wait.

Private vehicles aren’t allowed—use public transport or shuttle services to reach Pena Park.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point. Students must show a valid student ID.

Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your tour to avoid any delays.

Meeting Point

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