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Combo (Save 6%): Pena Palace and Park + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 6%): Pena Palace and Park + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets
Start: 2026-10-02T15:30:00
End: 2026-10-02T17:00:00
Location: Lisbon

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Pena Palace & Park Essential + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets

from ~~Original price€45~~

€42.30

6% off

Entry to Pena Palace & Park
Access to the New Palace, terraces, and Chalet of the Countess of Edla
Entry to Quinta da Regaleira

Pena Palace & Park Essential + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets + Audio Guide

~~Original price€54~~

€49.68

8% off

Pena Palace
- Entry to Pena Palace & Park
- Access to the New Palace, terraces, and Chalet of the Countess of Edla
Quinta da Regaleira
- Entry to Quinta da Regaleira

4.7/5(51,354)

Jeffrey G

Group

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

Just as the Caminito del Rey was a travel destination last year, Sintra was on our list this year. We were advised against going with our own transport. The mayor, as we understood from our Uber driver, wants to keep all vehicles out of his village. Except those of the residents, of course. So, Uber? Yes, that turned out to be the most practical and ultimately the cheapest option. Especially if you get a driver who actually lives in Sintra. He immediately gave us tips on the best way to get from one side to the other, as we wanted to visit Pena Palace first and then Quinta da Regaleira, which is quite a bit further away. Sintra is special not only for its colorful palaces, castles, and romantic gardens, but also for its microclimate. It is much cooler and more humid here than in Lisbon. This microclimate is partly why kings, aristocrats, and wealthy foreigners built their country residences here over the centuries. In the 19th century, Sintra took on its current fairytale character. King Ferdinand II had a ruined monastery converted into the spectacular Pena Palace. A unique combination of various styles: Gothic, Moorish, Renaissance, and even Egyptian influences. Around the palace, he had a huge, romantic park laid out with exotic trees, ponds, fountains, and winding paths. Walking through this park, you feel like you are in a fairytale world. But then again... with all those tourists! 😉

Yolanda D

Solo

Verified booking

Sep 2026

At first apprehensive, I mustered the strength to travel alone via train from Lisbon to Sintra. By the end of the day, I made a new friend that I met in the Initiation Well in Quinta de Regaleiira! A truly enchanted place indeed! The lush nature and fantasy-like castle was breathtaking after being in the city-life of Lisbon. Pena Palace was also stunning, I enjoyed the view of the Atlantic Ocean, the city below, and the fresh air from the Queen's Terrace. I rode tuk tuks and walked, enjoying the fresh air. I wandered around the Seteais Palace and saw a hedge maze! I had pastry and croissant in the city center, then shared a taxi to Cascais with my new soul sister! We rode back to Lisbon together. This is a must do experience, I would like to do it again, with no phone (and add the Monserrate Palace & Park)! I felt like Queen for a day, mi castle, tu castle!!! Highly recommend and would so again!

Mateo C

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Getting to Sintra from Lisbon by train was very easy, taking just 40 minutes. There is an option to buy hop-on hop-off bus tickets that are valid all day in Sintra and take you to all the surrounding sights; they cost about 10 Euros per person. The Pena Palace is beautiful, featuring a blend of multiple cultures and eras, and it also offers a free audio guide option to learn about the history of the place—make sure to bring headphones. Afterwards, we took the bus back to Sintra and caught another bus to Quinta da Regaleira, which is huge. Filled with nature and stories to discover, it features majestic landscapes, tunnels to explore, wonderful grottoes, and viewpoints. We recommend spending at least 2 hours there to explore each spot. You can't leave Portugal without seeing this!

Azzurra M

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Quinta da Regaleira was one of the most evocative experiences of our trip to Portugal. A truly unique place where the palace, gardens, caves, underground passages, and initiation wells intertwine to create an almost magical atmosphere. The part that impressed us the most is definitely the garden: it's not your classic palace visit, but a real exploration, with hidden corners and completely different landscapes as you move along. The Initiation Well is spectacular and absolutely worth the visit. I recommend dedicating at least 2-3 hours to the visit, wearing comfortable shoes because there are several paths, staircases, and passages to cover. A fascinating, original, and out-of-the-ordinary place that definitely deserves to be included in your Sintra itinerary.

Xiomara R

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

It is a very beautiful place and highly recommended. It is well worth visiting and enjoying its landscapes and monuments. Be prepared to walk a lot, though, so wearing comfortable shoes is essential. I recommend taking the bus up to the site, especially since the path is quite steep. If you walk up, you will probably arrive more tired and use up energy that you will need later to explore Quinta da Regaleira, where there is also a lot of walking. ⚠️ A very important tip: buy your tickets in advance. I do not recommend buying them directly at the venue, as there might not be availability for that day and you risk missing out on the visit. Planning and booking in advance will help you make much better use of your time.

Katheryn S

Family

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

I've been to many countries and many castles in Europe - this was by far the most unique and beautiful. Absolutely worth the medium hike up from the garden entrance to the palace. The inside was stunning but the outside was something out of a movie. I could not get enough pics. Just a note: you definitely need to take some form of transport up to the garden gates. Its like... way up the mountain and it takes a good 30 minutes even on a bus. We also loved the Regalia - prepare for some walking, its actually quite a large park with a few attractions within it which I was not expecting. its also about a 20 minute walk from the main Sintra square, up hill. We were hoofing it to make it to our slot on time from where we parked.

Discover two of Sintra’s most enchanting UNESCO World Heritage sites with one easy combo ticket.

Explore Pena Palace, a vibrant 19th-century Romanticist castle with lush gardens, luxe royal apartments, and panoramic Queen’s Terrace.

Visit the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira to check out its magical gardens, underground tunnels, and the rich symbolism hidden in the architecture.

Visit both attractions on the same day or on separate days for ultimate flexibility in your Sintra itinerary.

Pena Palace

Entry to Pena Palace & Park

Access to the New Palace, terraces, and Chalet of the Countess of Edla

Quinta da Regaleira

Entry to Quinta da Regaleira

Live guide

Hotel transfers

Shuttle between the Pena Palace and Pane Park gates

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Ana A
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Arrival was complicated because I went by car and parking was difficult, so the day didn't start off well. Getting to the Quinta using directions from people in the town of Sintra went very well, because there are no signs at all. Inside the Quinta, it's absolute chaos because even though they give you a map, there is no signage for the sites, only for the well, the tower, and little else. In fact, I didn't know where the entrance was underneath the unfinished well, and I couldn't even find the Grotto of the Virgin—just like several other Spaniards and Latin Americans we spoke to. I had rented an audio guide, which kept crashing every few minutes and had to be restarted, so it worked very poorly. The well was very interesting (what I was able to hear on the audio guide before it crashed), but the staff did nothing but rush us through, so we couldn't take a photo in peace. The palace is very beautiful inside. A lot of things can be improved.
Azzurra M
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Quinta da Regaleira was one of the most evocative experiences of our trip to Portugal. A truly unique place where the palace, gardens, caves, underground passages, and initiation wells intertwine to create an almost magical atmosphere. The part that impressed us the most is definitely the garden: it's not your classic palace visit, but a real exploration, with hidden corners and completely different landscapes as you move along. The Initiation Well is spectacular and absolutely worth the visit. I recommend dedicating at least 2-3 hours to the visit, wearing comfortable shoes because there are several paths, staircases, and passages to cover. A fascinating, original, and out-of-the-ordinary place that definitely deserves to be included in your Sintra itinerary.
Francisco O
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Entry was quick and without any waiting; we got the tickets for the first slot in the morning, which is when it's least crowded. It's worth walking through the gardens of Quinta da Regaleira, and then we went to the Pena Palace and walked around the palace grounds. If you like furniture, there is a ticket option that includes a visit to the rooms. There are shuttles that take you from Quinta da Regaleira to the Pena Palace for €10 per person, and they take you door-to-door.
Jessica C
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Seeing the palace was nice however be prepared for long lines and barley an opportunity to get a photo becaue there are so many people. We don't even get all the way to the castle on this trip because the cafe was closed and we couldn't hike anymore without getting water. It is beautiful however bring water, wear comfortable sneakers and be prepared to wait in long lines to get in and get on the bus
Maria K
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Booking through Headout went super well, the app is simple to use, and you often get discounts the more you book through it, so we booked all of our activities in Portugal through it. Regarding the Pena Palace: The inside of the palace didn't really blow us away personally, but the huge park around it made up for it. There is so much to discover there, and you can spend many hours there.

Explore two of Sintra’s most fascinating landmarks, Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira, on a self-guided visit.

Getting started

Arrive at either attraction in Sintra and present your ticket for entry. You can start your visit at Pena Palace or Quinta da Regaleira, depending on your itinerary. After ticket validation, begin exploring the palace interiors, gardens, and pathways at your own pace.

What to expect

Pena Palace

Perched high above Sintra’s forested hills, Pena Palace is famous for its colorful towers, ornate interiors, and sweeping terraces.

Highlights

Royal interiors: Explore the New Palace wing and step into richly decorated rooms where Portuguese royalty once lived, complete with intricate tiles, ornate ceilings, and historic furnishings.

Panoramic terraces: Walk along the palace’s colorful terraces and balconies, some of the best viewpoints in Sintra, offering sweeping views of forests, hills, and the distant Atlantic.

Pena Park & Edla Chalet: Wander through the vast Pena Park filled with winding paths and exotic plants, then visit the charming Chalet of the Countess of Edla tucked among the trees.

Quinta da Regaleira

Quinta da Regaleira is one of Sintra’s most intriguing estates, known for its mysterious symbolism, romantic gardens, and underground passageways.

Highlights

The Initiation Well: Descend the iconic spiral staircase of the Initiation Well, a striking underground tower believed to symbolize spiritual journeys and initiation rituals.

Secret tunnels & grottoes: Follow hidden tunnels and stone pathways that connect wells, caves, and towers across the estate, creating a maze-like landscape full of surprises.

Gardens & Regaleira Palace: Stroll through lush gardens dotted with fountains, towers, and statues before exploring the ornate Regaleira Palace overlooking the estate.

What to bring

Quinta da Regaleira

During the summer months, it is recommended to bring hats/caps to protect from the sun, and water for hydration due to high temperatures.

Download your ticket on your smartphone prior to your visit to fully enjoy it.

It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes as this experience involves a fair amount of walking.

What's not allowed

Pena Palace

Access to this monument is not authorized for private vehicles. We recommended the use of pedestrian trails or public transportation.

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Quinta da Regaleira

Keep in mind that drones are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!

Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography and tripods are a no-go inside the venue.

Suitcases, trolleys, and backpacks are not allowed inside the venue.

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Accessibility

Pena Palace

Guide dogs are permitted.

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

Quinta da Regaleira

Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Additional information

Pena Palace

The attraction may be crowded, so expect some waiting time, especially at the security checkpoint (15–20 minutes).

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

Please use the house tour entrance instead of the main gate.

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.

The shuttle service covers round-trip transfers between the park entrance and Pena Palace.

Reduced tickets for children aged 6-18 and seniors aged 65 and above are available onsite.

Quinta da Regaleira

If you can, avoid driving into Sintra; the streets are narrow, parking is limited, and traffic can be challenging, especially in peak season.

Should you drive, park in Sintra town center and enjoy the 30-minute scenic walk to Quinta da Regaleira. Public transport is your best bet to get to Quinta stress-free.

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