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National Palace of Pena & Park: Entry Ticket

Castelo dos Mouros Sintra: Entry Ticket + Optional Audio Guide

Monserrate Palace: Entry Ticket

Pena Park in Sintra: Entry Ticket

National Palace of Sintra: Entrance Ticket

Biester Palace and Park

Quinta da Regaleira: Entry Ticket + Digital Audio Guide

Convent of the Capuchos: Entry Ticket

Sintra Myths and Legends: Skip The Line

Monserrate Palace: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

National Palace of Sintra: Skip The Line Ticket & Guided Tour

Pena Palace + Quinta da Regaleira

Sintra, Pena Palace, Cabo da Roca, Cascais & Estoril: Day Trip from Lisbon

National Palace of Pena & Park: Guided Tour

National Palace of Pena & Park: Hosted Entry Ticket

National Palace of Pena & Park: Theatrical Visit

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Visit the National Palace of Pena and walk through its colorful, grand halls. See the intricate details of the Romanticist architecture. 

Roam the expansive park with its lush gardens and winding paths. Capture views of the surrounding landscape from various lookout points.

Looking for the best views of Sintra? You'll get them up at this 10th-century Moorish monument. Walk the beautiful pathways, see ancient artifacts from the Bronze Age, Iron Age, and Neolithic period. All the while you'll learn about the castle's history and see Sintra, the Palace of Pena, and the hills beyond from a whole new perspective.

You can't visit Lisbon without a trip to stunning Sintra. Skip the line to Monserrate Palace and explore what was once a 16th-century chapel and a private house. See the amazing decorations, walk the gardens of this unique UNESCO World Heritage site, and see special plant species from all over the world!

The highest mountain peaks, eye-boggling views, a labyrinth of shady trees and romantic paths await in the beautiful Parque da Pena. This fantasy forest was designed by King Fernand II in an effort to impress his guests. Come see if it makes an impression on _you_.

The National Palace of Sintra in the heart of the old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1995. Walk the stomping ground of the Portuguese monarchs and see how they lived in the middle ages. Visit the Coats of Arms room and see the most important collection of Mudéjar Azulejos (colored glazed tiles) in the world!

The Biester Palace was built by Portuguese architect José Luís Monteiro in the last decades of the 19th century, bringing together great historical and artistic influences.

It fits perfectly into the romantic world of Sintra in which it is located, and at the same time stands out for its great modernity for the time in which it was built. Its most striking features include paintings by Luigi Manini, carving work by Leandro de Souza Braga, and stuccoes by Domingos Meira.

Rooms such as the Living Room, Master Bedroom, and many more contain unique details that remain perfect despite the vast years that have passed. Its conservation allows visitors to be transported into the past and relive the decades that are so speculated.

The Park, besides the countless rare species and unique charm, has attractions such as the Pena Cave, the Picnic Park, and the unique Bordallo Pinheiro Walk. 

Don't miss this opportunity to relive the 19th century in an emerging and captivating visit!

Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site at your own pace. Receive your ticket via email, download the audio tour on your phone, and explore the Quinta da Regaleira. 

Listen to the audio as you walk through the aquarium, the Fountain of Abundance, and the greenhouse, and see the castle's features. The audio tour is based on thorough research and original narratives, making your visit informative. 

Learn about the site's history and hear lesser-known stories about the 16th-century estate.

Picture yourself in a fairy tale forest surrounded by romantic stone buildings, and you might be halfway to imagining the Convent of the Capuchos.

This Franciscan convent in the heart of scenic Sintra was founded in 1560 and will make you feel like a part of nature. Walk the tiny cells and corridors, and through ancient doors. See the abundance of cork used for protection and witness life through a monk's eye. You'll get beautiful views from here over the Sintra hills, too.

Mysticism, secrets and romantic tales await on a multimedia voyage at the Sintra Myths and Legends Interactive Centre. This contemporary storytelling experience will open your eyes to the unique history of Sintra, just a short train ride from Lisbon.

See Monserrate Palace with hassle-free entrance. As you explore, listen to your guide as they share stories about the palace's history. 

The palace first served as a chapel in the 16th century before becoming a private residence. 

Walk past detailed decorations inspired by Gothic and Indian architecture and a garden that is a UNESCO World Heritage site, which includes fountains, springs, grottoes, and a lake!

The National Palace of Sintra, in the old town, has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1995. One the guided tour walk where Portuguese monarchs once did and learn about how they lived in the Middle Ages. 

Visit the Coats of Arms room and view the largest collection of Mudéjar Azulejos (colored glazed tiles) in the world. Check out the impressive architecture and the 33-meter-high chimneys, built in the 14th century to keep the kitchens smoke-free. 

As a bonus, Sintra is usually cooler than Lisbon, so it's a nice escape from the heat!

Learn about Sintra’s history and architecture with tickets to two incredible spots: 

**National Palace of Pena & Park: Entry Ticket**
Once a monastery, this hilltop palace was turned into a royal retreat by King Ferdinand II. Check out its distinctive architecture and wander the gardens filled with unusual plants and hidden corners.

**Quinta da Regaleira: Entry Ticket + Digital Audio Guide**
Explore this historic estate, a UNESCO World Heritage site, at your own pace with an audio guide. Visit highlights like the aquarium, Fountain of Abundance, and the greenhouse, and learn about the fascinating past of this unique property.

Visit Pena Palace, a colorful and ornate castle perched high in Sintra. Walk through its gardens filled with diverse plants. 

Check out the views from Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Europe. Explore the coastal towns of Cascais and Estoril, where you can see beautiful beaches and lively promenades.

Learn about the National Palace of Pena on this guided tour. You'll find out all about its architectural structure, decorations, design choices, and the surrounding areas, including the Chalet Of The Countess of Edla and the park itself.

Take your time with a specialist guide to hear about aspects often overlooked in general tours.

Visit the grand spaces and private chambers, where you'll gain an understanding of the history and past events of the palace. 

After your guided tour, you'll have free time to explore the greater Park area on your own. 

Your tour will give you a better understanding of past residents and the design decisions they made that have led to this site being one of the most recognizable examples of European Romanticism.

Tour the National Palace of Pena with access to all public areas, including the former royal residence’s private apartments, which are normally open only by specific arrangement.

Begin at the Stag Room, then walk through the New Wing and other exclusive areas along a self-guided route, supported by a Parques de Sintra Visitor Assistant who facilitates access throughout.

Afterward, stroll the expansive gardens of Pena Park and visit the Chalet of the Countess of Edla.

Step inside the Palace of Pena for a theatrical visit dedicated to Queen Amelia of Orléans. 

This is a unique experience, with live actors who are part of this cultural production, allowing you to learn about history in a new way.

Move through the former apartments of the Queen, where she spent her final days in Portugal and learned of the Republic’s proclamation in 1910. 

You'll tour different settings that show her personal art, along with items highlighting her contributions to healthcare, social support, and education.

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