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Combo (Save 10%): Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra

Name: Combo (Save 10%): Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra
Start: 2026-10-24T12:30:00
End: 2026-10-24T20:00:00
Location: Lisbon

Grab this combo ticket to explore Lisboa's Oceanário, the National Palace of Pena, and the National Palace of Sintra cost-effectively! Discover underwater species at Europe's largest indoor aquarium, and delve into the opulent palatial history of Portugal.

4.6/5(14,922)

Nicola G

Family

Verified booking

6 days ago

My 5 year old loves aquariums. At home we visit our local one all the time which is lovely. But this one in Lisbon blew us away! Before you go in there is a prehistoric sea creature exhibition which he loved. He had his picture taken with every one! Then the aquarium... the main tank has so many sharks and rays. It was spectacular! We also loved the light show with rays and whales I actually found that quite moving, while the kids were super excited running around touching the lights. Plus there selection of other sea creatures there was quite astounding. The sea dragons were my personal favourite. We were so impressed. My parents who are in their 70s and my toddler also absolutely loved it. A must see in Lisbon!

Jeffrey J

Solo

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

I enjoyed the tour of marine exhibits and how they are set out amongst the backdrop of the main showpiece marine aquarium and all the different species within and the welfare and care of each exhibit on show particular my own interests seahorses and weedy sea dragons , I thought the opening tropical freshwater water of South American fish and planted display tank was spectacular and was a bit disappointed not to see more freshwater fish displays Butin all a very good enjoyable experience

Karen B

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

We loved wandering through at our own pace and just enjoying the wonder of this amazing colourful experience. I'm sure a guide will add to it if you like that but it is so easy and magical to follow the path through alone. The fish, penguins and other birds all look so healthy and are clearly well cared for and that makes it an absolute joy to visit. A fabulous place to destress as you explore and begin to feel more and more relaxed - now that can only be good for our health too.

Lancellotti L

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

As a scuba diver, I could really appreciate how well-kept the animals' habitats are, along with a great variety of beautiful, healthy creatures. The central tank is fantastic, and all the small and large viewing windows around it give you the chance to look into every corner from a different perspective. The display tanks on the right are also very nice—the one with the dragonfish is absolutely fabulous!

Elisete M

Solo

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

Takashi Amano's project, spectacularly created with much reflection, study, and heart as a gift to Lisbon, is spectacular. The marine species from every corner of this world make us reflect on the importance of preserving nature's ecosystems. The striking quote of this place: Sea! Half of my soul is made of sea spray. (Sofia de Melo)

Christopher M

Family

Verified booking

Last week

The huge tanks offer spectacular views of the marine life. A whole range from beautiful sleek sharks to a fish that ought to be named grumpy face. The only drawback is the huge number of visitors but wait your turn and soon you will have a wonderful vantage point.

With this money-saving combo ticket, explore Lisboa's Oceanário, Pena National Palace, and Sintra National Palace!

Over 8,000 creatures belonging to over 500 species await you at the Oceanário de Lisboa.

Waltz through different ocean environments: the Atlantic, Tropical Indian reefs, Pacific Ocean, and more.

Check out the many battlements, watchtowers, and drawbridge embellishing the National Palace of Pena, and admire its colorful architectural style.

Access the Park of Pena, a vast forested area completely surrounding the palace.

Enter the National Palace of Sintra - a gorgeous blend of Manueline and Moorish styles of architecture and Portugal’s most lived-in royal palace.

Lisboa's Oceanário

Entry tickets to Lisboa's Oceánario

Access to temporary & permanent exhibitions

National Palace of Pena

Entrance to Pena Palace

Entrance to the park

Entrance to the Chalet of the Countess of Edla

National Palace of Sintra

Skip-the-line tickets to the National Palace of Sintra

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Mrs Naomi J
Couple
Verified booking
Sep 2026
Thoroughly enjoyed the National Palace in Sintra. The free audio and displays were easy to access and very enjoyable. Stimulated our own further reading especially around Phillipa of Lancaster seeing as we are from Lancaster UK. The Routes around both Palaces were planned out well, we were glad to avoid a large tour group with our own audio. We took a Bolt taxi to Pena palace from the other side of the village. We walked back via the Moor castle. The path was clear had new huge steps on much of the first area near Pena. Thankfully it was all downhill. Arrive in time to view the Moor castle as you have to leave by 6pm. The castle itself is very step. Do note: sadly none of the castles considered disabled access, although Pena had a bus for €4.10 to get up from the entrance to the castle archway. However there was a steep ramp up inside through the tunnel to the first courtyard on cobbles and lots of stairs inside.
Nicola G
Family
Verified booking
6 days ago
My 5 year old loves aquariums. At home we visit our local one all the time which is lovely. But this one in Lisbon blew us away! Before you go in there is a prehistoric sea creature exhibition which he loved. He had his picture taken with every one! Then the aquarium... the main tank has so many sharks and rays. It was spectacular! We also loved the light show with rays and whales I actually found that quite moving, while the kids were super excited running around touching the lights. Plus there selection of other sea creatures there was quite astounding. The sea dragons were my personal favourite. We were so impressed. My parents who are in their 70s and my toddler also absolutely loved it. A must see in Lisbon!
Jeffrey J
Solo
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
I enjoyed the tour of marine exhibits and how they are set out amongst the backdrop of the main showpiece marine aquarium and all the different species within and the welfare and care of each exhibit on show particular my own interests seahorses and weedy sea dragons , I thought the opening tropical freshwater water of South American fish and planted display tank was spectacular and was a bit disappointed not to see more freshwater fish displays Butin all a very good enjoyable experience
Karen B
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
We loved wandering through at our own pace and just enjoying the wonder of this amazing colourful experience. I'm sure a guide will add to it if you like that but it is so easy and magical to follow the path through alone. The fish, penguins and other birds all look so healthy and are clearly well cared for and that makes it an absolute joy to visit. A fabulous place to destress as you explore and begin to feel more and more relaxed - now that can only be good for our health too.
Giyosiddin M
Solo
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
My visit to Lisbon was the Oceanário de Lisboa. I loved watching Ocean creatures different fishes and sharks, and I was especially impressed by watching Pinguins because in our country not chance to see it. Standing in front of the huge aquarium, I felt calm . Even though my visit was short, it gave me a moment to slow down and enjoy the beauty of marine life. If in the future will come Lsbon again my first place to visit will be this place.

The Vibrant Aquarium

Have a day packed with wonders at the largest indoor aquarium in Europe, Oceanário de Lisboa! Feel like you're treading on the ocean bed as the oceanarium is spread across 5,000m³! From exotic fish like the African Butterflyfish to tropical amphibians like the Dusky Salamandar, you'll see them all.

National Palaces

The two palaces sit 4km from each other, and have distinct identities. Pena Palace on the Portuguese Riviera, stands on the top of a hill in the Sintra Mountains above the town of Sintra. The palace and its surrounding gardens have unique aesthetics, representing 19th century Romanticism. The Palace of Sintra is much older, and serves as a present-day historic house museum. Being inhabited for nearly 8 centuries, the palace is filled to the brim with stories and legends of age-old monarchs.

Additional information

Photography is allowed inside the attractions, but some areas may be restricted. It is always best to check with the staff or signage for any specific instructions regarding photography. It is important to be respectful of other visitors and avoid using flash photography in sensitive areas.

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Ticket Redemption Point 1

You can redeem the tickets directly at the entrance of the attraction: Oceanário de Lisboa

Address: Esplanada Dom Carlos I s/nº, 1990-005 Lisboa, Portugal

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Ticket Redemption Point 2

Redeem your ticket at: Park and National Palace of Pena.

Address: Estrada da Pena, 2710-609 Sintra, Portugal.

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Ticket Redemption Point 3

Display your ticket on your mobile phone at the attraction, Sintra National Palace (Largo Rainha Dona Amélia, 2710-616 Sintra, Portugal)

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