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Combo (Save 5%): Pena Palace & Park + Moorish Castle Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Pena Palace & Park + Moorish Castle Tickets
Start: 2026-06-21T13:00:00
End: 2026-06-21T19:00:00
Location: Lisbon

Moorish Castle tower with visitors enjoying panoramic view of Sintra, Portugal.

Moorish Castle stone walls and tower overlooking Sintra landscape.

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

Luxurious interior of Quinta da Regaleira with ornate chandeliers and red leather seating, Sintra, Portugal.

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from €33

€31.35

5% off

Entry to Moorish Castle
Entry to Pena Palace & Park

Entry Tickets + Audio Guide

€42

€38.64

8% off

Entry to Moorish Castle
- Audio guide in Portuguese, English, Spanish, & French
- Offline content: text, audio, narration, & maps
Entry to Pena Palace & Park
- Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, & German for both attractions

4.5/5(26,460)

Pauline N

Group

Verified booking

Last week

We really enjoyed our visit to the Château des Maures, mainly because of the exceptional views it offers of Sintra, the surrounding forest, and the Pena Palace. For those views alone, the climb is well worth the effort (not to be underestimated, though I believe there’s also a bus that can take you up). Don’t expect to visit a furnished or perfectly preserved castle: it consists primarily of ruins and medieval fortifications. However, the ramparts are remarkably well-preserved and allow you to walk through much of the site while enjoying spectacular views. If you want to see it all, plan for plenty of time and be prepared for a physical hike. We also appreciated the historical aspect of the site, founded during the Muslim occupation of the Iberian Peninsula and later restored in the 19th century under the impetus of King Ferdinand II, as part of the Romantic rediscovery of Portuguese heritage. The atmosphere is very pleasant, surrounded by nature, with numerous trails and green spaces. An ideal complement to a visit to the Pena Palace, offering a deeper understanding of Sintra’s history while enjoying magnificent scenery.

Angelique S

Couple

Verified booking

2 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

2 days ago

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.

Bojoura S

Couple

Verified booking

2 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

2 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.

Explore the 8th century military-style Moorish Castle, and 20th century fairytale Pena Palace with entry to both attractions in one convenient combo.

Climb up Moorish Castle's watch tower or admire the thought behind the Second Ring of Walls, designed to protect its people and harvest.

At Pena Palace, enjoy the eclectic mix of neo-Gothic, Manueline, and Islamic elements, then walk through the massive Pena Park dotted with statues, small ponds, and benches.

Upgrade your basic ticket with an audio guide packed with stories, legends, and secrets to enhance your visit to both UNESCO sites!

Moorish Castle

Entry to Moorish Castle

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

Offline content: text, audio, narration, and maps (as per option selected)

Pena Palace and Park

Entry to Pena Palace and Park

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

Transfers

Live guide

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Pauline N
Group
Verified booking
Last week
We really enjoyed our visit to the Château des Maures, mainly because of the exceptional views it offers of Sintra, the surrounding forest, and the Pena Palace. For those views alone, the climb is well worth the effort (not to be underestimated, though I believe there’s also a bus that can take you up). Don’t expect to visit a furnished or perfectly preserved castle: it consists primarily of ruins and medieval fortifications. However, the ramparts are remarkably well-preserved and allow you to walk through much of the site while enjoying spectacular views. If you want to see it all, plan for plenty of time and be prepared for a physical hike. We also appreciated the historical aspect of the site, founded during the Muslim occupation of the Iberian Peninsula and later restored in the 19th century under the impetus of King Ferdinand II, as part of the Romantic rediscovery of Portuguese heritage. The atmosphere is very pleasant, surrounded by nature, with numerous trails and green spaces. An ideal complement to a visit to the Pena Palace, offering a deeper understanding of Sintra’s history while enjoying magnificent scenery.
Angelique S
Couple
Verified booking
2 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
2 days ago
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.
Hekla P
Couple
Verified booking
Yesterday
I booked these tickets in a 2 in 1 way, the ticket said pena palace and the Quinta garden, I only had to choose time for the palace ( I chose 10:30) and they were really strict on it we got in because I arrived on time, when we wanted to go the other garden it showed on my electronic tickets that it was also 10:30 tickets and we of course got denied entry because we were there at 12:40 ... I remember only choosing time for the place and sure my fault but why sell the 2 in 1 tickets if I could only choose one time for both places? If I could it was not clear in the buying process..
Iffly A
Group
Verified booking
5 days ago
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.

Getting Started

Make the most of your visit to Sintra with this convenient combo ticket that grants access to two of the region’s top landmarks—Moorish Castle and Pena Palace and Park—at a reduced cost. Skip the hassle of buying individual tickets and explore at your own pace.

What to Expect

Moorish Castle

Step back into the 9th century at this remarkable hilltop fortress, built by the Moors and offering sweeping views across Sintra and beyond.

Panoramic views: Walk along the well-preserved stone ramparts, climb towers, and enjoy unmatched vistas of the Pena Palace and Sintra hills.

Rich history: Explore historical features like the Arms Square, Royal Tower, and Cistern, each telling a story of medieval defense and daily life.

Military architecture: Soak in the raw charm of military-style architecture that has stood the test of time.

Pena Palace and Park

A fairytale palace straight from the Romantic era, perched high on the Sintra hills and surrounded by lush forested grounds.

Eclectic architecture: Admire the palace’s vibrant red and yellow façade and its striking blend of neo-Gothic, Manueline, Moorish, and Islamic styles.

Pena park: Wander through 200 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, dotted with ponds, sculptures, and hidden paths.

Hidden gems: Visit iconic spots like the Cruz Alta viewpoint and the Chalet of the Countess of Edla, rich with decorative detail and historic charm.

What to bring

Moorish Castle

Make sure to wear sturdy walking shoes as you’ll encounter lots of uneven terrain inside the castle.

Mobile signal may be weak at the site; it's best to download your ticket via WiFi before your visit.

Pet dogs are welcome at the castle. Make sure to read these guidelines before bringing your pet dog along.

Pena Palace and Park

Make sure to wear comfortable shoes as exploring the palace will involve a considerable amount of walking.

Carry plenty of water, a hat, and sunscreen, especially when visiting during the summer.

Remember to bring a valid ID for ticket authentication.

What’s not allowed

Moorish Castle

Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.

Pena Palace and Park

Pets are not allowed at the palace (except guide dogs)

Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the palace.

Avoid bringing any large bags or luggage as you can’t take them inside the palace.

Carrying drones and tripods is prohibited at the palace.

Accessibility

Moorish Castle

The experience is not fully wheelchair accessible due to uneven terrain and historic structures.

Certain areas of the castle are wheelchair accessible. These include the inner portions of the castle, the Moorish Castle Church, the store, and the cafeteria.

There is parking for disabled persons.

Pena Palace and Park

Wheelchair access is available, but certain areas might be tricky to navigate because of slopes and uneven terrain.

Guide dogs are welcome at the palace.

Additional information

Moorish Castle

The audio tour is compatible only with Android (version 5.0 and later) and iOS (version 15.0 and later) smartphones. Not compatible with Windows Phones, iPhone 6/6 Plus or older, iPod Touch 6th generation or older, iPad 4th generation or older, iPad Air 1st generation, or iPad Mini 3rd generation or older.

Private parking is otherwise not available. We’d recommend parking at the historic center of Sintra and relying on public transportation to reach the castle.

Pena Palace and Park

Make sure to bring a fully charged phone and your best earphones for a great experience.

Your selected time slot is for entry to Pena Palace. Since it’s about a 30-minute uphill walk from the park entrance to the palace, make sure to arrive early. Late arrivals may be denied entry.

Private vehicles are not permitted, so visitors should use pedestrian trails or public transport.

About 30 km from Lisbon, Pena Palace sits in Sintra, where parking is available in the historic center or outer lots, though spaces can be limited.

Download the free Zoom Guide app before your visit for access to multilingual audio guides, images, and more to help you navigate better.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID. Students must show a valid student ID.

Ticket redemption points

Park and National Palace of Pena

Show your ticket at the Iron Gate (Porta Férrea) - Park and National Palace of Pena.

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

Get directions to the redemption point

Moorish Castle

Show your ticket at the Castle of the Moors.

Address: 2710-405 Sintra, Portugal

Get directions to the redemption point