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Tour this iconic Portuguese attraction and take in every little detail at your own pace.
Tour this iconic Portuguese attraction and take in every little detail at your own pace.
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Tour the National Palace of Sintra with a guide and explore its stunning interiors.
-Discover all you need to know about the millennia-old history of the National Palace of Sintra through the expertise of your guide.
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#####Highlights
Tour the National Palace of Sintra with a guide and explore its stunning interiors.
-Discover all you need to know about the millennia-old history of the National Palace of Sintra through the expertise of your guide.
#####Need to Know
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Visit Sintra’s iconic landmarks, admire royal art, and enjoy spectacular views.
Visit Sintra’s iconic landmarks, admire royal art, and enjoy spectacular views.
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National Palace of Sintra
Pena Palace & Park
Pena Palace & Park
Visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites with one ticket - easy, seamless, and hassle-free!
Visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites with one ticket - easy, seamless, and hassle-free!
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National Palace of Sintra
Quinta da Regaleira
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National Palace of Sintra
Quinta da Regaleira
Duration: 2 hours
Audio Guide: Yes
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National Palace of Sintra Tickets
Duration: 1 hour
Guide: Yes, in English & Portuguese
Duration: Flexible duration
Audio Guide: Yes
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The National Palace of Sintra and its gardens are open between 9:30am to 6:30pm from Monday to Sunday.
Last admission to the palace is at 6pm.
The palace remains closed on December 24, 25, 31, and January 1.
Address: Largo Rainha Dona Amélia, 2710-616 Sintra, Portugal
You can get to the National Palace of Sintra by bus, train, and car.
Sintra has several restaurants, bars, and cafes where you can grab a bite. All of these are a mere 15-20 minutes away from the palace.
The palace has made efforts to accommodate visitors with mobility challenges, but due to its historic nature, some areas might be less accessible. You can reach out to the palace in advance for more information.
Yes, the palace provides visitor amenities, including restrooms. You’ll also find cafes and restaurants in the town of Sintra where you can enjoy different cuisines.
Yes, you can take photographs inside the palace. However, the use of flash, drones, and selfie sticks is prohibited.
The historic center of Sintra has limited parking, and circulation is restricted to residents. It's recommended to use public transportation or park in designated areas outside the center, such as near the train station, and walk or take local transit to the palace.
Yes, you can get audio guides in Portuguese, Spanish, French, and English to help you dive deeper into the palace’s history and architecture.
Some key attractions within the National Palace of Sintra are the Magpie and Swan Rooms, the Coat of Arms Room, the Crown Room, and the Palace Guard Room.
Sintra enjoys a mild climate year-round, but visiting during the spring or early autumn can offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. You should visit on a weekday to skip the crowds during the weekends.