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Explore Sintra’s iconic landmark with timed access, convenient shuttles, and audio guides.
Explore Sintra’s iconic landmark with timed access, convenient shuttles, and audio guides.
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Two UNESCO heritage sites with audio guides for an immersive experience.
Two UNESCO heritage sites with audio guides for an immersive experience.
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Pena Palace
Quinta da Regaleira
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Pena Palace
Quinta da Regaleira
Save time with access to Pena Palace and the historic Moorish Castle.
Save time with access to Pena Palace and the historic Moorish Castle.
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Pena Palace
Moorish Castle
**Pena Palace **
Moorish Castle
Unlock access to 3 of Portugal’s most photographed landmarks!
Unlock access to 3 of Portugal’s most photographed landmarks!
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Jerónimos Monastery
Belém Tower
Pena Palace
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Jerónimos Monastery
Belém Tower
Pena Palace
Unlimited Lisbon transport and landmark access with entry to Pena Palace.
Unlimited Lisbon transport and landmark access with entry to Pena Palace.
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Lisbon Card
Pena Palace
Lisbon Card
Pena Palace
Delve into the 19th-century palace's history with an expert guide.
Delve into the 19th-century palace's history with an expert guide.
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Full-day Sintra tour with guided visits to iconic landmarks and coastal highlights.
Full-day Sintra tour with guided visits to iconic landmarks and coastal highlights.
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Pena Palace welcomes visitors daily, with the following timings:
Spring (April to June) is ideal for your visit, with mild weather and gardens in full bloom.
Address: Estrada da Pena, 2710-609 Sintra, Portugal
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All within 1 km of Pena Palace:
Nau Palatina: This restaurant serves Mediterranean and Portuguese cuisine.
Fatto da Claudio Coelho: This restaurant offers Italian, Mediterranean, European, pizza, and international dishes.
Tira-Tapas: Tira-Tapas specializes in European, Portuguese, Mediterranean, and healthy cuisine.
Bacalhau na Vila: This restaurant offers healthy, Portuguese, international, and contemporary dishes.
Nestled in the heart of Sintra, the National Palace is Portugal's oldest royal residence, showcasing a captivating blend of architectural styles. It's a must-visit for those interested in the nation's rich history.
Famed for its romantic architecture, elaborate gardens, and symbolic structures, such as the enigmatic Initiation Well, Quinta da Regaleira offers visitors a mystical experience.
Located in Lisbon, the Jerónimos Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its stunning Manueline architecture. It houses the tombs of notable figures such as Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões.
Yes, it's highly recommended to book tickets in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons. Advance booking ensures you secure your preferred time slot and can help you avoid long lines at the entrance.
Photography is generally allowed in the outdoor areas and some indoor spaces. However, flash photography may be restricted in certain rooms. It's advisable to follow the guidelines provided by the staff during your visit.
The palace's hilltop location and historic architecture present some accessibility challenges, including uneven surfaces and stairs. While efforts have been made to accommodate all visitors, those with mobility issues may find certain areas difficult to navigate. It's recommended that you contact the palace in advance to discuss specific accessibility needs.
From Lisbon, you can take a train from stations like Oriente, Rossio, or Entrecampos to Sintra. Upon arrival in Sintra, the Scotturb bus No. 434 will take you directly to Pena Palace. If driving, follow the IC19, IC30, or EN9 routes to Sintra, and then follow signs to the palace.
Yes, visitors can choose to explore only the park by purchasing a Park-Only ticket. This option is ideal for those who wish to enjoy the extensive gardens and scenic views without accessing the palace interiors.
Yes, there is a shuttle service available that transports visitors between the main entrance of the park and the palace. This service operates every 15 minutes and can be a convenient option, especially for those who prefer not to walk uphill.