Mafra National Palace

The National Palace of Mafra is a grand fusion of Baroque and Neoclassical architectural styles. This palatial monastery is the 24th largest in the world! With over 1,200 rooms, 5,000 doorways and windows, and 156 staircases.

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Mafra National Palace facade with twin bell towers in Mafra, Portugal.

Altar inside the National Palace of Mafra with ornate sculptures and decorative elements.

Dome ceiling of the National Palace of Mafra with intricate architectural details.

Aerial view of the National Palace of Mafra, Portugal, surrounded by lush greenery and town buildings.

National Palace of Mafra facade at sunset, Portugal.

National Palace of Mafra Entry Tickets with Optional Lisbon Card

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-Explore the magnificent National Palace of Mafra at your own pace and marvel at the largest library with over 36,000 different book volumes.

Discover the parts of this complex that are the basilica, a convent, an 18th-century infirmary, a game reserve along the Royal Palace.
Witness the Palace's artistic marvels and musical heritage, featuring sculptures, paintings, carillons with 92 bells, and historic organs.
You can choose to upgrade your ticket and get the Lisbon Card for 24, 48, or 72 hours to explore all of Lisbon including general entry to the National Palace of Mafra.
Fun fact: The Palace took 13 years and involved a vast army of 15,000 workers on average per day eventually increasing to 30,000 and as many as 45,000.

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-Explore the magnificent National Palace of Mafra at your own pace and marvel at the largest library with over 36,000 different book volumes.

Discover the parts of this complex that are the basilica, a convent, an 18th-century infirmary, a game reserve along the Royal Palace.
Witness the Palace's artistic marvels and musical heritage, featuring sculptures, paintings, carillons with 92 bells, and historic organs.
You can choose to upgrade your ticket and get the Lisbon Card for 24, 48, or 72 hours to explore all of Lisbon including general entry to the National Palace of Mafra.
Fun fact: The Palace took 13 years and involved a vast army of 15,000 workers on average per day eventually increasing to 30,000 and as many as 45,000.

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