National Palace of Sintra
Duration
5 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Budget-friendly for families and groups
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Easy access for visitors of all ages
Ideal for a quick or casual visit
€ 10.5
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The rates for this experience are designed to be affordable and family-friendly. Adults between the ages of 18 and 64 can join for 9.5€, making it an accessible option for most visitors. Children from 0 to 6 years old can enter completely free, allowing families to enjoy the experience together without added costs. This makes it a great choice for parents traveling with young kids who want an easy and budget-friendly outing.
This pricing structure ensures that everyone, from solo travelers to families, can enjoy the activity without worrying about high fees. Whether you are planning a quick visit or a longer stay, the simple and transparent rate system helps you organize your trip with ease. With free entry for young children and a low adult ticket price, it offers excellent value for anyone looking to explore and enjoy the experience.
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Free admission for children
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Minimum participants age of 6
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
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Activity Provider: Lisbon on Wheels
Customer Reviews
THE
We were in Lisbon for 6 days before boarding our NCL cruise ship. One tour we took was to visit the national palace of Sinatra. Drive up was long but really nice views. The village is very pleasant and the palace is really interesting, especially on the inside. On the outside, the twin chimneys are very picturesque. Inside, there are many rooms to tour. The guides clearly explain each room. The pictures tell the story.
Michael
We decided to walk to the palace to see it up close and enjoy the views. We went as far as we could without waiting in line to go inside. We felt the view and walk was worth the price of the ticket. €9 for seniors. While many people bought the double ticket we were ok doing the outside trip. The traffic the las several kM was crazy in mid Obtober. Near the entrance gate there is a shuttle bus for anyone who wants to avoid a steep walk.Bathrooms at gate and gift shop.
Linda
After visiting the PenaPalace we were not expecting much from this. But it was so interesting and gorgeous! It is totally worth a visit and is rather an unsung attraction that others should participate in.
Karel
Very interesting place! But in our case it was incredibly crowded... But its a cool place too visit! Lots of different types of architecture. It will take 1,5-2 hours normally, but if its very crowded then 2-3 hours. The walk is quite steep, take that into account, to have a decent endurance.
Florin
A royal residence that feels both grand and lived-in. The National Palace of Sintra blends centuries of Portuguese history with Moorish, Gothic, and Manueline architecture, all crowned by its iconic twin chimneys. Inside, richly decorated halls, intricate tilework, and panoramic views reveal the taste and power of Portugal’s monarchs, while the kitchens and living quarters hint at daily life in another era. Compact enough to explore in 1–2 hours, yet full of fascinating details, it’s a perfect starting point before diving into Sintra’s other palaces and gardens.