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National Palace of Sintra with intricate architecture and lush gardens in Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra exterior with intricate architecture, Portugal.
Tourists exploring the National Palace of Sintra in Lisbon, a highlight of the Combo: Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra tour
National Palace of Sintra with intricate architecture and lush gardens in Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra exterior with intricate architecture, Portugal.
Tourists exploring the National Palace of Sintra in Lisbon, a highlight of the Combo: Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra tour
National Palace of Sintra with intricate architecture and lush gardens in Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra exterior with intricate architecture, Portugal.
3.8(228)

Tickets to Sintra National Palace

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  • Soak in the details of Portugal's best-preserved Medieval Royal residence with this entrance ticket to the Sintra National Palace.
  • Dating back to the 1450s, the Town Palace is a historic house museum with intricately adorned rooms.
  • The towering twin conical kitchen chimneys are visible from anywhere in the town of Sintra.
  • The architecture is a fusion of Manueline, Gothic, and Moorish styles with Arabic-style water pools and a large collection of tiles.
  • From the Swan Room to the Magpie Room, each area holds many interesting tales of the royals who lived here over the centuries.
  • Upgrade to include an audio guide.
  • Soak in the details of Portugal's best-preserved Medieval Royal residence with this entrance ticket to the Sintra National Palace.
  • Dating back to the 1450s, the Town Palace is a historic house museum with intricately adorned rooms.
  • The towering twin conical kitchen chimneys are visible from anywhere in the town of Sintra.
  • The architecture is a fusion of Manueline, Gothic, and Moorish styles with Arabic-style water pools and a large collection of tiles.
  • From the Swan Room to the Magpie Room, each area holds many interesting tales of the royals who lived here over the centuries.
  • Upgrade to include an audio guide.

Inclusions

  • Entry to the National Palace of Sintra
  • Audio guide in Portuguese, English, Spanish & French (optional)

Exclusions

  • Guided tour
  • Food and drinks
  • Transport
  • Tip:
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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CARROL
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

The whole palace was very beautiful but we were unable to get audio on phone and there was no hand g by eld audio devices which was disappointing Also when I booked tickets I accidentally put in incorrect email address and had to apply to your company for a refund of 28euro. I have not received a reply from your company I booked tickets on correct email address and received tickets

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Leo
Jul 2024Verified booking
4/5

I took the Sintra train from Rossio station very early in the morning to avoid too many tourists...turns out that I actually wanted to visit Pena Palace over the National Palace of Sintra...but I visited NPS in the afternoon...the day at Sintra was gorgeous weather and every photo taken looked awesome as a first time visitor to Portugal! I enjoyed the layout of the town being on the hills with Pena Palace way up on top of the hill, and the moorish Castle defending the palace below a ways down a little. I saved a bit of money on the circular bus by hiking up to Pena Castle earlier at around 8:00 am from the National Palace...the morning fog eventually lifted away as I got higher up. After touring the Pena Palace and Moorish Castle I took a one way bus ride down back to the historic center station and finally visited the NPS and had a great late lunch at Café da Villa. A stay overnight is recommended for a deeper visit into this historical town.

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Christopher
Jun 2024Verified booking
4/5

We had no expectations, my partner and I when we turned up. The whole experience was informative and filled with interesting artefacts and a stunning garden. An overall enjoyable experience.

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Gijsbertus
Jun 2024Verified booking
3/5

I wanted to make a combo ticket with other ticket that turned out to be more expensive than with another ticket booking service, so we booked it there

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Denise
Apr 2024Verified booking
4/5

Beautiful palace, not too busy so we were able to see everything without having to wait. Tickets were easy to purchase and we were able to skip the queue at the ticket office.

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chris
Dec 2024Verified booking
5/5

The ease of moving through the exhibits

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KATIA
Nov 2024Verified booking
5/5

Lots of history. And I found my family crest.

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Eugine
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

Breath taking! nice experience and walking around town was a bonus.

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David
Oct 2024Verified booking
3/5

Was not offered senior discount. Difficult to access code for audio guide

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Neus
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

Everything was perfect. I loved the tour.

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Janet
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

Our guide gave a great informative tour. The palace was extraordinarily interesting and beautiful.

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John
Sep 2024Verified booking
4/5

The physical environment was beautiful

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Gabriela
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

I loved it! we visited everything we wanted to and it was spectacular♥️

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HUANG
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

Convenient and easy to use, can be received through the website, scan the code.

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María
Jul 2024Verified booking
5/5

The experience was great, no waiting in line for tickets

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oscar
Jul 2024Verified booking
5/5

Very easy to purchase and secure tickets. The palace is beautiful.

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Leah
Jun 2024Verified booking
4/5

It was super easy to book tickets, and so nice to be able to show up and not stand in line

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Julie
May 2024Verified booking
5/5

The palace, the gardens and the chalet all made for a brilliant experience

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Michel
Apr 2024Verified booking
4/5

The email with the link 🔗 Would be even cooler without having to register

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Gail
Apr 2024Verified booking
4/5

Beautiful place and landscape. sintra is a beautiful town.

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Maya
Dec 2024Verified booking
4/5

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Juan
Dec 2024Verified booking
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Dec 2024Verified booking
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Nov 2024Verified booking
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Nov 2024Verified booking
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National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists in Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket audio tour.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket and audio tour available.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, showcasing architectural details.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists exploring the courtyard in Sintra, Portugal.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket audio tour.
artistry of Portuguese ceramics in National Sintra Palace
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket and audio tour available.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists using audio guides in Sintra, Portugal.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists in Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket audio tour.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket and audio tour available.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, showcasing architectural details.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists exploring the courtyard in Sintra, Portugal.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket audio tour.
artistry of Portuguese ceramics in National Sintra Palace
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket and audio tour available.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists using audio guides in Sintra, Portugal.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists in Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket audio tour.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket and audio tour available.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, showcasing architectural details.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists exploring the courtyard in Sintra, Portugal.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket audio tour.
artistry of Portuguese ceramics in National Sintra Palace
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists, Sintra, Portugal, e-ticket and audio tour available.
National Sintra Palace exterior with tourists using audio guides in Sintra, Portugal.
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National Sintra Palace Tickets with Audio Tour

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€19.50
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2 hr.
Audio guide
  • Experience the rich royal heritage of National Sintra Palace as you delve into its captivating history through an engaging 2-hour self-guided audio tour.
  • Ensure a seamless visit by downloading the app and audio tour on your smartphone prior to your National Sintra Palace adventure.
  • Visit the Swan Room, Julius Caesar's Room, while admiring the intricate azulejo tiles that showcase the artistry of Portuguese ceramics.
  • Experience the rich royal heritage of National Sintra Palace as you delve into its captivating history through an engaging 2-hour self-guided audio tour.
  • Ensure a seamless visit by downloading the app and audio tour on your smartphone prior to your National Sintra Palace adventure.
  • Visit the Swan Room, Julius Caesar's Room, while admiring the intricate azulejo tiles that showcase the artistry of Portuguese ceramics.

Inclusions

  • Entry to National Sintra Palace
  • Audio guides
  • Self-guided audio tour (Android & iOS)
  • Activation link to access audio tour
  • Offline content (text, audio narration and maps) to avoid roaming charges

Exclusions

  • Live Guide
  • Smartphone
  • Headphones
  • Food and drinks
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Tip: Take a moment to whisper a secret in the Whispering Gallery, a curved passageway where whispers can be heard from across the room due to its unique acoustics.
  • Note that the following are not allowed on this tour: food and beverages, smoking.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Bruce
Jun 2024Verified booking
4/5

Staff were ready to assist and ensured we were fully set up with the audio guide app to make the tour even more enjoyable.

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Mary
Nov 2024Verified booking
4/5

The historical references were very interesting

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Karen
Jul 2024Verified booking
5/5

It was all Excellent . The palace was beautiful

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Nov 2024Verified booking
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National Palace of Sintra and Queluz Gardens, Lisbon, showcasing historic architecture and lush landscapes.
Tourists exploring the National Palace of Sintra in Lisbon, a highlight of the Combo: Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra tour
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra with intricate architecture and lush gardens in Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra exterior with intricate architecture, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra and Queluz Gardens, Lisbon, showcasing historic architecture and lush landscapes.
Tourists exploring the National Palace of Sintra in Lisbon, a highlight of the Combo: Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra tour
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra with intricate architecture and lush gardens in Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra exterior with intricate architecture, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra and Queluz Gardens, Lisbon, showcasing historic architecture and lush landscapes.
Tourists exploring the National Palace of Sintra in Lisbon, a highlight of the Combo: Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra tour
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra with intricate architecture and lush gardens in Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains, Lisbon, Portugal.
National Palace of Sintra exterior with intricate architecture, Portugal.
National Palace of Queluz gardens with ornate fountains and manicured hedges, Lisbon, Portugal.
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Combo (Save 5%): National Palace of Sintra + National Palace of Queluz & Gardens Tickets

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€24.70

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  • Grab this money-saving combo ticket that includes access to the National Palace of Sintra and the National Palace of Queluz & Gardens.
  • The towering twin conical kitchen chimneys of Sintra’s National Palace are visible from anywhere in the town.
  • The architecture is a fusion of Manueline, Gothic, and Moorish styles with Arabic-style water pools and a large collection of tiles.
  • From the Swan Room to the Magpie Room, each area holds many interesting tales of the royals who lived here over the centuries.
  • At the National Palace of Queluz, see royal rooms such as The Princess’s Apartments, the Music Hall, and the Ambassador’s Room.
  • Take a stroll through the famous well-manicured gardens and discover its many secrets, with maze-like walkways and a glittering tiled canal.
  • Grab this money-saving combo ticket that includes access to the National Palace of Sintra and the National Palace of Queluz & Gardens.
  • The towering twin conical kitchen chimneys of Sintra’s National Palace are visible from anywhere in the town.
  • The architecture is a fusion of Manueline, Gothic, and Moorish styles with Arabic-style water pools and a large collection of tiles.
  • From the Swan Room to the Magpie Room, each area holds many interesting tales of the royals who lived here over the centuries.
  • At the National Palace of Queluz, see royal rooms such as The Princess’s Apartments, the Music Hall, and the Ambassador’s Room.
  • Take a stroll through the famous well-manicured gardens and discover its many secrets, with maze-like walkways and a glittering tiled canal.

Inclusions

National Palace of Sintra

  • Entry to the National Palace of Sintra

National Palace of Queluz & Gardens

  • Entry to the National Palace of Queluz & Gardens
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Leo
Jul 2024Verified booking
4/5

I took the Sintra train from Rossio station very early in the morning to avoid too many tourists...turns out that I actually wanted to visit Pena Palace over the National Palace of Sintra...but I visited NPS in the afternoon...the day at Sintra was gorgeous weather and every photo taken looked awesome as a first time visitor to Portugal! I enjoyed the layout of the town being on the hills with Pena Palace way up on top of the hill, and the moorish Castle defending the palace below a ways down a little. I saved a bit of money on the circular bus by hiking up to Pena Castle earlier at around 8:00 am from the National Palace...the morning fog eventually lifted away as I got higher up. After touring the Pena Palace and Moorish Castle I took a one way bus ride down back to the historic center station and finally visited the NPS and had a great late lunch at Café da Villa. A stay overnight is recommended for a deeper visit into this historical town.

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Christopher
Jun 2024Verified booking
4/5

We had no expectations, my partner and I when we turned up. The whole experience was informative and filled with interesting artefacts and a stunning garden. An overall enjoyable experience.

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Gijsbertus
Jun 2024Verified booking
3/5

I wanted to make a combo ticket with other ticket that turned out to be more expensive than with another ticket booking service, so we booked it there

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CRISTIANA
Apr 2024Verified booking
5/5

Tutto, palazzo elegante, pulizia eccellente e ordine straordinario. Stato di conservazione del palazzo oltre ogni aspettativa

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Denise
Apr 2024Verified booking
4/5

Beautiful palace, not too busy so we were able to see everything without having to wait. Tickets were easy to purchase and we were able to skip the queue at the ticket office.

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chris
Dec 2024Verified booking
5/5

The ease of moving through the exhibits

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KATIA
Nov 2024Verified booking
5/5

Lots of history. And I found my family crest.

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Eugine
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

Breath taking! nice experience and walking around town was a bonus.

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Janet
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

Our guide gave a great informative tour. The palace was extraordinarily interesting and beautiful.

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Gabriela
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

I loved it! we visited everything we wanted to and it was spectacular♥️

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HUANG
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

Convenient and easy to use, can be received through the website, scan the code.

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María
Jul 2024Verified booking
5/5

The experience was great, no waiting in line for tickets

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oscar
Jul 2024Verified booking
5/5

Very easy to purchase and secure tickets. The palace is beautiful.

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Mário
Jul 2024Verified booking
5/5

Discounted tickets to visit the Palace of Queluz, with its interesting interior and beautiful outdoor gardens.

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sergio
May 2024Verified booking
4/5

Although the queue to buy a ticket wasn't that long, the long queue was to get in, so buying online was practical

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Julie
May 2024Verified booking
5/5

The palace, the gardens and the chalet all made for a brilliant experience

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Gail
Apr 2024Verified booking
4/5

Beautiful place and landscape. sintra is a beautiful town.

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Maya
Dec 2024Verified booking
4/5

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Dec 2024Verified booking
5/5

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Pena Palace in Sintra with vibrant colors and intricate architecture on a half-day tour.
Sintra National Palace exterior with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Sintra National Palace with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Sintra National Palace exterior with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Pena Palace in Sintra with vibrant colors and intricate architecture on a half-day tour.
Sintra National Palace exterior with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Sintra National Palace with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Sintra National Palace exterior with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Pena Palace in Sintra with vibrant colors and intricate architecture on a half-day tour.
Sintra National Palace exterior with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Sintra National Palace with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
Sintra National Palace exterior with tourists, Cabo da Roca cliffs, Cascais beach, Estoril promenade.
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Half-Day Tour of Sintra National Palace, Cabo da Roca, Cascais & Estoril from Lisbon

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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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5 hr.
Guided tour
  • Meet your expert guide and make your way to the Sintra National Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 8th century.
  • Follow your guide and learn more about the history and legends of the palace. Then, amble along the cobblestone streets of Sintra and shop for souvenirs.
  • Take Insta-worthy photographs at Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of Portugal and Europe.
  • Pop by the dramtic cliff formation of Boca do Inferno, also known as the “Mouth of Hell”.
  • End your tour along with a drive along the Portuguese Riviera, and see Cascais and the gardens of Estoril.
  • Meet your expert guide and make your way to the Sintra National Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 8th century.
  • Follow your guide and learn more about the history and legends of the palace. Then, amble along the cobblestone streets of Sintra and shop for souvenirs.
  • Take Insta-worthy photographs at Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of Portugal and Europe.
  • Pop by the dramtic cliff formation of Boca do Inferno, also known as the “Mouth of Hell”.
  • End your tour along with a drive along the Portuguese Riviera, and see Cascais and the gardens of Estoril.

Inclusions

  • Entrance to Sintra National Palace
  • Expert guide (English, Spanish, or Portuguese)

Exclusions

  • Hotel transfers
  • Additional gratuities
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Tourists exploring the National Palace of Sintra in Lisbon, a highlight of the Combo: Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra tour
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Combo (Save 10%): Lisboa's Oceanário + National Palace of Pena + National Palace of Sintra

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  • With this combo ticket, explore Lisboa's Oceanário, the National Palace of Pena, and the National Palace of Sintra cost-efficiently!
  • Over 8,000 creatures belonging to over 500 species await you at the Oceanário de Lisboa - Europe’s largest indoor aquarium.
  • Waltz through different ocean environments: the Atlantic, Tropical Indian reefs, Pacific Ocean, and more.
  • Admire the stunning architectural style of the massive National Palace of Pena as well as its battlements, watchtowers, drawbridge, and gardens.
  • The Palace of Pena gives a view of the town of Sintra from the second-highest vantage point on Sintra Hill.
  • The National Palace of Sintra is a wonderful blend of Manueline and Moorish styles of architecture and is Portugal’s most lived-in royal palace.
  • With this combo ticket, explore Lisboa's Oceanário, the National Palace of Pena, and the National Palace of Sintra cost-efficiently!
  • Over 8,000 creatures belonging to over 500 species await you at the Oceanário de Lisboa - Europe’s largest indoor aquarium.
  • Waltz through different ocean environments: the Atlantic, Tropical Indian reefs, Pacific Ocean, and more.
  • Admire the stunning architectural style of the massive National Palace of Pena as well as its battlements, watchtowers, drawbridge, and gardens.
  • The Palace of Pena gives a view of the town of Sintra from the second-highest vantage point on Sintra Hill.
  • The National Palace of Sintra is a wonderful blend of Manueline and Moorish styles of architecture and is Portugal’s most lived-in royal palace.

Inclusions

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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Martina
Dec 2024Verified booking
5/5

The palace is beautiful! We felt like we were in a fairy tale. We will definitely come back to this place someday! The amazing architecture combined with the interiors enchanted us.

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Isabella
Dec 2024Verified booking
5/5

Really beautiful. The language to "redeem" was a little misleading as I thought we would need to swap for physical tickets at the gate but it was really easy and they scanned us in. Would appreciate a senior option but definitely easy and recommend. Went on a Monday at 10:30 on a cloudy day and there was no line to get inside the palace.

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DeAnn
Nov 2024Verified booking
3/5

The palace was great and the grounds lovely. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. I bought the ticket for the palace and transportation and learned that it was for transportation within the park, not to the park. I did not see one bus to help get us to the palace and was told it would be a half hour walk - it was more like 10 minutes. Would have loved to have seen more of the park but just couldn't find that bus anywhere.

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Tiago
Nov 2024Verified booking
5/5

I recommend booking with Headout, it makes the process as easy as possible. The experience was absolutely incredible. From the Palace of Pena to the Chalet of the Countess, including the incredible trails in the middle of the park. Here we found nature at its best. It definitely deserves a long visit as there is so much to see inside the park.

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Nicholas
Nov 2024Verified booking
5/5

The zoo was amazing. Lisbon and Portugal in general was such a tranquil and lovely experience. I was impressed that you take schools to have an overnight stay and learn about all the amazing work you do. That is really sweet and something that the whole world should be doing. Aquarium has a good layout. Was just sad not to see the otters but believe they are being bred atm so makes sense this is how we conserve our animals. Highly recommend.

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Arman
Nov 2024Verified booking
5/5

Loved the entire experience at the Pena Palace. Glad we got the tickets with transport included - wouldn't haven't been easy with two kids. The gardens are an absolute beaut! Not only does Pena Palace look like its from a fairytale, the whole place has a rather magical feel to it!

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Carmen
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

The ticket sales were perfect. We bought the ticket with the bus that takes you to the entrance of the Palace. It's better with the bus, because it's a long way to go, even with the bus. Imagine without this service! I didn't fall in love with the Castle itself.

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Prechaya
Oct 2024Verified booking
4/5

The palace was splendid and adorable. Improvements on information provided to the tickets holders are really required. For example, transfer point was not easy to identify. Buses were noticeable but it was unclear whether they were the right ones. No information was provided at the queue at the palace entrance as to what it was for and who were required to line up in the queue.

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Roman
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

Despite the lousy weather, visiting the pena palace in Sintra was a wonderful experience. The wonderful interiors and the multitude of exhibits made me remember visiting this palace for a long time. I can in good conscience recommend anyone who wants to learn about the history of Portugal to visit this very interesting place.

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Kim
Oct 2024Verified booking
4/5

The whole experience was very peaceful and interactive. I left having a new commitment to ocean conservation and doing everything I can to limit use of materials that ultimately endanger our oceans across the globe

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Alejandra
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

I could not make it to The Palace but I did Quinta Regaleira booked with you as well. The guide, Silva, was awesome. I thought it was going to be boring with a guide but it was really really good, not boring at all. It was actually very fun. I am glad I decided to do guided tour because I did not miss the history, which it was crazy interesting. Thank you

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Boris
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

Awesome palace, great walk in the park. Just want to share our experience on parking issues. if you travel by car, by all means-do not try to park next to the main entarance-you will just waist you time and will be late for the palaca visit time on your ticket. park at the train station in the city-it is free, call Bolt and for 10-12 Euros per car you will be there. Also, when you go walk in the park, do not use any other then main exit, otherwise you will not be able to go back to the place you park the car in the city-nor Uber or Bolt will notpick you up. if you exit the park from the same point you entere it, you have achanse to catch a taxi or tuk-tuk which brought people to the palace.

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Ruby
Oct 2024Verified booking
4/5

Loved the castle itself, all the inside restoration, and furniture. The written history next to artifacts etc. The option of a shuttle bringing us up (which should be FREE) the gardens were kept nice and beautiful! Shops are well organized.

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Ray
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

It's really Hard just to pick one thing, this palace is so incredible that anywhere you look is so amazing, the interior, the color, the desing, the sequence, the style, long story short... all .

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María
Oct 2024Verified booking
5/5

Everything was as contracted.castle tickets,garden tickets and bus tickets correct as contracted.

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John
Oct 2024Verified booking
4/5

The palace and grounds are absolutely spectacular! The palace upkeep and maintenance are great. Guides and other personel were friendly and professional. The food at the cafeteria was pretty good. I feel like there could be more clear signage throughout the grounds. I am pretty good at direction, and was a little challenged at times-I saw others experience this as well. I also feel like the volume of people moving through the interior of the palace was a bit much-somewhat crowded and slow-moving. Overall, one of our favorite days in Portugal!

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Fernando
Oct 2024Verified booking
4/5

The Palaces msravillosos, taking into account the context, it would be good to know how the Palacio da Pena was built, how many people did it, how much it cost, point out the cost at current prices, etc.. Impressive.

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BOURGUIN
Oct 2024Verified booking
3/5

Magnificent palace 👍...we were unable to visit the park ...as we arrived too late at the site...the municipal police having blocked car access to the road we were supposed to take. The paid shuttle had left, so we had to take and pay for a local bus...

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Nancy
Sep 2024Verified booking
4/5

Ticketing on line was easy and the Peña Palace was exceptional. We didn't see much of the park due to an ankle problem as well as taking the bus to and from Ericeira. We should have started earlier and bought tickets for the other sites.

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Georgina
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

It is not only about the experience of seeing animals in different environments of origin. It is about raising awareness among the attendees regarding the care of a planet already almost exhausted. Here the theme is to understand that we have a role to play and that we are behind in it.

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Lisa
Sep 2024Verified booking
4/5

The palace is breathtaking and so are the surrounding grounds. It was quite crowded and we went in September so I don't think July or August would be enjoyable. There was some confusion with lining up to enter. We got there shortly after our time to enter due to the bus up to the entry being full. Then an employee eventually had us all on the same line, which resulted in people with times after ours being ahead. Eventually after a long time on line it got sorted out. You have to stay in line through most of the palace. If you have trouble with crowds or claustrophobic, or standing for long periods, you may want to reconsider. Also, I saw people having difficulty with uneven terrain.

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Margarita
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

Didn't have any issues with the tickets. The oceanarium is sooo beautiful, we absolutely loved it. The telecabine is a very nice ride, there's lot's to do in the area.

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Jeanne
Sep 2024Verified booking
5/5

Amazing attraction! Wish we had time to see the whole area it will take days to complete. We will definitely be returning!

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Anna
Sep 2024Verified booking
3/5

There is not enough information about how to access the Palace. You should be advised that even if you book transport, you will have to leave your car in the town of Sintra and that you will have to be very careful to get to the gate of the Garden.

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Lorraine
Sep 2024Verified booking
4/5

The Palace is beautiful, not sure we really explored the gardens enough and great to have the transfer bus inside the gates. Booking I must admit face value of tickets compared to booking cost was a staggering 7.15€ per person over 30% on booking fees each. I hope this goes to the upkeep of the venue.

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SintraNational Palace of Sintra

Visiting Sintra National Palace, one of the best-preserved medieval royal residences in Portugal

Sintra is a paradise nestled between the mountains and the sea, known for its magnificent historical past, lush landscapes, and luxurious cuisine. If you are planning a day trip to Sintra, make sure to visit the Sintra National Palace, one of its best-preserved medieval residences. Commonly also known as the Palácio Nacional de Sintra, it served as the primary residence of the Portuguese royalty until the early 20th century. Built with Moorish, Gothic, Egyptian, and Renaissance elements, the palace is a fantastic example of transcultural exchange. Read on to know more about the Sintra National Palace, how to book Sintra National Palace tickets, its timings, and other details to ensure a hassle-free experience.  

Why visit Sintra National Palace?

Why Visit the Sintra National Palace

Your Sintra National Palace tickets explained

Sintra National Palace Skip the Line Tickets

Skip the Line Tickets

  • Book the National Palace of Sintra skip-the-line tickets to move ahead through long queues and spend more time exploring the gorgeous architecture of this Royal residence. 
  • The National Palace of Sintra skip-the-line tickets have two options. You can choose between just skipping ahead queues, or exploring the Medieval residence with an audio guide for a more informative experience. 
  • Explore the fusion of Manueline, Gothic, and Moorish architecture with Arabic-style pools and the two iconic conical kitchen chimneys of the palace with your skip-the-line tickets. 
  • Make sure to visit the historic museum of this Royal residence to look at the intricate details in these rooms. 

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National Palace of Sintra: Skip the Ticket Line Tickets

Sintra National Palace Combo Tickets

Combo Tickets

  • Book the National Palace of Sintra and National Palace of Queluz combo tickets to save time and money as you skip the lines at two famous Royal residences. 
  • You can also buy combo tickets to enter and explore the National Palace of Sintra and Monserrate Palace and Park.
  • Book the combo tickets to enjoy strolling through the well-manicured gardens of the palaces with perfect, tilted walkways, and glittering canals. 
  • Explore the mishmash of architectural details on all the mansions and unravel the history behind the Manueline, Gothic, and Moorish styles.

Recommended Tours:

Combo (Save 5%): National Palace of Sintra+ National Palace of Queluz & Gardens Tickets
Combo (Save 5%): National Palace of Sintra+ Monserrate Palace & Park Tickets

Cabo de Roca Portugal

Half-Day Guided Tour Tickets

  • Book the Sintra National Palace, Cabo de Roca, Cascais, and Estoril half-day tour ticket to enjoy a 5-hour-long guided tour of some significant landmarks of the city.
  • Learn of the magnificent history of the palace, dating back to the 8th century, and other anecdotes and stories, as you explore the site with your expert tour guide.
  • Make sure to catch splendid views of the breaking waves and sandy shores of the Lisbon coastline from Cabo de Roca.
  • Cascais and Estoril also offer pristine beaches and luxury hotels, perfect for a quiet gateway.

Recommended Tours:

Sintra National Palace, Cabo da Roca, Cascais, and Estoril Half Day Tour from Lisbon

Sights covered on Sintra National Palace tour

The Coat of Arms Room in Sintra National Palace

The Coat of Arms Room

The pinnacle of King Manuel I's vision of monarchy is the Coat of Arms Room. King Manuel I presented himself at the center of a strict hierarchical but interdependent society by affixing his coat of arms to the dome of this space. His ability to rule rested on the nobility and the nobility gave the monarch the social standing he required.

The Magpie Room in Sintra National Palace

The Magpie Room

The Magpie Room is known to have been a royal audience room before it was used as a second banquet room in the 19th century. The room is called as such because of its ceiling artwork. Throughout the reign of King Duarte, who succeeded King João I and Queen Philippa of Lancaster, it was known as the Magpie room. 

The Swan Room in Sintra National Palace

The Swan Hall

The Swans Hall served as the palace’s Noble Hall and, more specifically, as the residence of King João I and Queen Philippa of Lancaster. The wood ceiling panels from the late 14th century that feature several white swans on them gave the building its name. The symbol was used by Henry IV, the then King of England and brother to Queen Philippa. 

The Palatine Chapel in Sintra National Palace

The Palatine Chapel

King Dinis gave the order to build the Palatine Chapel, also known as the Royal Chapel at the start of the 14th century. The hardwood ceiling, which has geometric patterns that resembles a starry sky, is regarded as one of the finest specimens of Mudejar carpentry due to its age and level of preservation.

Galley Hall in Sintra National Palace

Galley Hall

The ceiling of the Galley Hall is painted with several galleys, giving the room its name. These galleys display not only the Portuguese flag but also the flags of the Netherlands and the Ottoman Empire. However, they were concealed when the gallery was divided into little spaces to serve as Infante Afonso's chambers in the 19th century.

Heraldic Hall in Sintra National Palace

Heraldic Hall

The Heraldic Hall is the most opulent room in Portuguese royal palaces as well as the most significant heraldic room in all of Europe. The Heraldic Hall, known for its octagonal dome,  encompasses the entire noble floor of the square tower. The hall serves as the ideal illustration of King Manuel I's wealth, power, and influence.

Pagoda Room in Sintra National Palace

Pagoda Room

In recognition of the huge pagoda that decorates the room, the Chinese Room is also known as the Pagoda Room. This item, which was carved out of ivory and bone, came to the National Palace of Sintra in 1850 from the private collection of Queen Carlota Joaquina of Spain. It is these unique transnational elements that make the palace special. 

Manueline Hall in Sintra National Palace

Manueline Hall

The Noble Hall of the Palace of King Manuel I, the Manueline Hall was the fourth largest hall of Sintra National Palace, after the Swans Hall, the Galley Hall, and the Chinese Room. To accommodate King Luis's apartments, it was partitioned in the second half of the 19th century into three compact spaces.

The Palace Guard Room in Sintra National Palace

The Palace Guard Room

The National Palace of Sintra's Palace Guard Room, or Entrance Room, which was once an outdoor area, is the first room you will see after going through the Loggia. A pair of grand spiral stairs take you to the first floor. It was a room manned by "halberdiers," ceremonial guards who carried "glaives".

Gold Chamber in Sintra National Palace

Gold Chamber

The Gold Chamber or King Sebastião’s room was the third room of King João I and Queen Philippa of Lancaster's palace and a space where the monarch would host more illustrious visitors. Its supposed gold plating, which gave rise to its name, is known to have existed throughout the 15th and 16th centuries.

Pattern of wall in Mermaid room of Sintra National Palace

Mermaid Room

Due to the marine design that covers the ceiling, the wardrobe room is also called the Mermaid Room. It was frequented almost exclusively by the servants of the Portuguese Royal Family and was situated at the back of the Gold Chamber. The royals kept their clothing and other personal items in big wooden chests rather than closets or wardrobes.

Julius Caesar Room in Sintra National Palace

Julius Caesar Room

Three sections, which were believed to have supported the Mermaids Room itself, were combined to create the Julius Caesar Room. The room sports an exquisite Flemish tapestry recognized as the Julius Caesar tapestry, which dates to the 16th century and represents a moment in the life of the illustrious Roman ruler.

Crown Room in Sintra National Palace

Crown Room

Given its name, the Crown Room seems to be a prestigious space. The title, however, only refers to the royal coat of arms that was painted on the ceiling towards the end of the 18th century and not specifically to the room's vital importance. The Crown Room is one of the best places to appreciate Mudejar art's brilliance.

Crockery Room in Sintra National Palace

Crockery Room

It is unclear what the Crockery Room's original purpose was, making it a particularly intriguing room. It may have been an audience room, a sleeping chamber, or possibly just a basic storage area. Queen Maria Pia of Savoy changed it at the turn of the 20th century into what is currently known as a room used to keep the Royal Family's dining ware.

Arab Room in Sintra National Palace

Arab Room

The Arab Room, which once used to be a portion of the square tower, is a part of the Sintra National Palace's main structure. The top floor of this room completely fell during the Lisbon Earthquake of 1755. King Manuel I installed the small exotic fountain and the Mudejar-style tile roof that give it its name.

Chambers of the Palace of King Joao III in Sintra National Palace

Chambers of the Palace of King Joao III

The seven Chambers of the Palace of King João III are spread across two floors. All seven chambers are not open to visitors. Previously, the hallway leading to the Heraldic Hall served as the entrance to the upper floor. It was followed by an 18th-century spiral staircase.

Chambers of King Alfonso VI in Sintra National Palace

Chambers of King Alfonso VI

These chambers, having been built around the 13th century are the oldest part of the National Palace of Sintra. The ceramic floor, which dates to the 1430s or 1440s, is a thing of beauty after almost 600 years. It is said that after being overthrown by his brother, King Alfonso VI of Portugal spent nine years of imprisonment in this room. 

Chambers of Queen Maria Pia in Sintra National Palace

Chambers of Queen Maria Pia

Queen Maria Pia chose to set up residence in the East wing of the former Palace of King Manuel I. Her apartments or chambers included a covered gallery, sitting room, bathroom, dressing room, wardrobe, and bedroom. King Pedro V and Queen Stephanie of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen were the first occupants of this bedroom.

Plan your visit to Sintra National Palace

Timings
Getting There
Facilities
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Visitor Tips
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How to Reach Sintra National Palace

Address: Largo Rainha Dona Amélia, 2710-616 Sintra, Portugal

Find on Maps

  • By Train: CP Sintra line from Lisbon
    Nearest Stop: Sintra
  • By Bus: 433 and 434
    Nearest Stop: Palacio Valencias
  • By Car: The distance from the Lisbon Airport is 21.9 km.
    Nearest Parking: Outside the Sintra National Palace
Facilities Available in Sintra National Palace
  • Accessibility: The Sintra National Palace is accessible to any visitor in a wheelchair. Anyone with limited mobility also has the option to reserve a manual wheelchair with a traction chassis.
  • Food and drinks: There is a cafe in one of the inner courtyards with charming interiors, a terrace, a water mirror, and running water in the Moorish style. However, if it is closed, you can also use the vending machines located near the palace entrance.
  • Shop: There is a shop at the end of the visiting circuit where you can buy souvenirs from your trip.
  • Photography: You are allowed to click pictures inside the National Palace of Sintra.
Attractions Near Sintra National Palace
  • Pena Palace: The Pena Palace in Lisbon is famous for its 19th-century Renaissance-style architecture. The historic villas, estates, gardens, and extravagance led to it being classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 
  • Quinta da Regaleira: Designed and built in the late 1800s, the Quinta da Regaleira consists of a Romantic palace, a luxurious park, and a chapel. The structure is primarily Gothic pinnacles, gargoyles, and a stunning octagonal tower.  
  • Jeronimos Monastery: The Jerónimos Monastery, also known as the Hieronymites Monastery, is a former Order of Saint Jerome monastery located in the Portuguese parish of Belém, next to the Tagus River, in the Lisbon Municipality.
  • Belem Towers: Belem Tower, also known as the Tower of Saint Vincent, is a 16th-century structure in Lisbon that functioned as a ceremonial entrance to Lisbon as well as a site of embarkation and disembarkation for Portuguese explorers.
Tips to Note When Visiting Sintra National Palace
  • Dress in Layers: Sintra is comparatively cooler than Lisbon, due to its surrounding hills. Add a few layers of light jackets and take a scarf to beat the windy chill. 
  • Carry an Umbrella: Sintra experiences rainfall almost nine months of the year. Make sure to carry an umbrella to avoid getting drenched. 
  • Wear Comfortable Shoes: The National Palace has many significant rooms and intricate details. The tour is quite intensive and involves a lot of walking, so wear your most comfortable closed shoes. 
  • Keep it as the Last Destination: Keep Sintra National Palace as the last destination in your Sintra itinerary, as it is the nearest attraction to the train station, a 10 minutes walk away.
  • Visit the Palace Gardens: Make sure to visit the Palace gardens. They are included in the tickets.
  • Book Tickets Online: Book your Sintra National Palace tickets online well ahead of your planned trip to make the most of your time.

Beyond National palace of Sintra

Alcobaca Monastery
Batalha Monastery
Pena palace

Frequently asked questions about Sintra National Palace tickets

Where can I buy Sintra National Palace tickets?

It is recommended that you buy Sintra National Palace tickets online to secure your spot in advance and to ensure that you do not miss your attraction.

Can I buy Sintra National Palace tickets online?

Yes, you can buy Sintra National Palace tickets online. In fact, it is best to buy them online to save time. You no longer need to wait in long queues to enter the palace. 

What is the cost of Sintra National Palace tickets?

The Sintra National Palace tickets cost €13. You can also enjoy combo offers and visit the National Palace of Sintra and Queluz National Palace at €24.7. The combo ticket for Monserrate Palace and Park and the Sintra National Palace costs €23.75. 

Can I get a discount on Sintra National Palace tickets?

If you book Sintra National Palace tickets, you can enjoy great deals and discounts. If you are between 6 to 18 years of age and above 65 years of age, you will enjoy discounted prices at the Pena Palace. 

What to see at the Sintra National Palace?

There are lots of architectural styles and decorative elements from the yesteryears to see at the Sintra National Palace. From the Magpies’ Room to the Arab Room, to the personal chambers of the past monarchs, every room carries a story of a certain age. 

Where is Sintra National Palace located?

Sintra National Palace is located downhill from the Castle of the Moors in the historic town of Sintra. The address is Largo Rainha Dona Amélia, 2710-616 in Sintra, Portugal.

What are some of the highlights of Sintra National Palace?

Some highlights of Sintra National palace are the Heraldic Hall, the Pagoda Room, the Crown Room, and the Palace Guard Room. The diverse styles and elements of the palace tell the story of its transcultural heritage.

How to reach Sintra National Palace?

You can catch a train from the CP Sintra line to reach the palace. You can also catch a bus from routes 433 or 434 to reach Sintra National Palace.

What are the timings of Sintra National Palace?

The National Palace of Sintra opens at 9:30 AM and closes at 6:30 PM throughout the week. 

What facilities are available in Sintra National Palace?

Sintra National Palace offers wheelchairs for visitors with limited mobility. They have retail shops, a cafe, vending machines, and toilet facilities as well.

Is Sintra National Palace wheelchair accessible?

Sintra National Palace offers wheelchairs for visitors and is also accessible to visitors with limited mobility. 

Is photography allowed in Sintra National Palace?

Yes, you can click pictures inside the Sintra National Palace.

Is it worth visiting Sintra National Palace?

Over 1000 years old, the National Palace of Sintra is one of Portugal's most frequently visited historical museums and originally served as a luxurious royal palace. The Chapel, Great hall, and bedrooms belonging to the royal family tell the story of its rich cultural heritage and are not to be missed.