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Pena Palace and National Park Tickets

General information about the Pena Palace ticket

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With this ticket you will have an assigned entrance time to the Palace

You will receive an email confirmation of your visit in less than 2 minutes

The entire Palace is accessible to people with reduced mobility

Enjoy Pena Palace

The Park and National Palace of Pena is one of Portugal’s most stunning landmarks, located on a hilltop overlooking the town of Sintra. With its vibrant colors, romantic architecture, and breathtaking views, it’s a true fairy-tale destination and a must-see during your visit.

Make your trip smoother by buying your ticket online in advance — it guarantees your visit to both the palace and its beautiful park on your preferred date and time. Your ticket grants full access to the Pena Palace and the surrounding park, filled with gardens, hidden pathways, lakes, and exotic plants from around the world.

You’ll also have access to the Chalet of the Countess of Edla, located within the same park area. This pass is valid for the entire day, allowing you to enjoy the palace, the park, and its scenic viewpoints at your own pace.

What is included in Pena Palace Tickets

Additional information on the Pena Palace entrance ticket

About the Pena Palace

The Pena Palace is a renowned building in Portugal, knowledged by UNESCO. Built in the 1800s by King Ferdinand, the palace is a mix of Gothic, Renaissance and even Moorish styles, all mushed together.

It is something out of a fairy tale, with bright colors and fancy carvings everywhere. This kind of building style is called Romantic, which means it is all about feelings, nature and being different.

Pena Palace opening hours

The park is open every day from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm, but you have to enter by 6:00 pm. The palace itself follows the same schedule, opening at 9:30 am and closing at 6:30 pm, with a last entry at 6:00 pm.

Entry instructions

Once you’re there, show your ticket at the special entrance for people who bought tickets online. Make sure to get there at the time your ticket says though, because they might not let you in if you are late. There are a lot of people who want to see the palace.

Tips for visiting the Pena Palace

Deals for Kids and Grown-Ups: Tickets are cheaper for children ages 6-17 and adults over 65.
Family Fun: Save money with a family ticket for two adults and two children.
Accessible Visit: The palace can be partly explored by visitors with limited mobility. There are special paths for wheelchairs, too.
Beat the Crowds: If you want a calmer experience, get there early in the morning.
Comfy Shoes: There is a lot of walking involved, so wear shoes you can walk in easily.
Bring Snacks & Drinks: The palace has cafes, but packing your own water and snacks can be helpful.
Snap Happy: The palace and park are super pretty, so bring your camera to capture all the cool sights.

Cancellation policies

It is currently not possible to make any cancellations or ticket changes. For further information and assistance please contact [email protected]

How to arrive to the Pena Palace

By Train: Take the Sintra Line train from Oriente, Rossio, or Entrecampos stations in Lisbon. The train ride takes about 40 minutes.
By Bus: From Sintra train station, take bus number 434. This bus stops directly at the entrance of Pena Palace.
By Car: It is not the best idea to drive to Pena Palace because there is not a lot of parking and it can be hard to get there by car. But, if you do decide to drive, you can park in one of Sintra’s designated parking areas and then take a shuttle bus up to the palace.
Walk: For people who like hiking, there are a few trails that start in Sintra village and lead all the way up to the palace. The Santa Maria and Seteais trails have beautiful views, but they are pretty challenging hikes, so be sure you are in good shape if you try them.

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