National Palace of Pena

National Palace of Pena & Park: Entry Ticket

This stunning mountain retreat was once a monastery before King Ferdinand II turned it into a private palace.
Explore the enchanting Park of Pena, filled with exotic plant life and hidden gems.
Uncover the allure of what’s known as the 'Crown of the Sintra region' for an unforgettable experience.
Ensure you keep your ticket handy throughout your visit for smooth access.
Remember, flash photography and tripods are not allowed inside the palace.
Dogs are prohibited in the palace and park, but guide dogs are welcome.
It's a scenic 45minute walk from the center of Sintra to reach the palace.
For convenient transportation, hop on the Scotturb Line 434 bus (Pena circuit) from Sintra Train Station.
Note that there is no parking available on the premises, so plan accordingly.

from AED 100.07

National Palace of Pena & Park: Priority Entrance Ticket

Step into a unique 16thcentury castle showcasing a captivating blend of Romantic, Renaissance, Manueline, and Moorish architectural styles.
Your ticket grants access to the castle's expansive complex, featuring breathtaking gardens home to over 500 tree species.
Explore the palace interior adorned with exquisite azulejo tiles, intricately carved arches, and fascinating artifacts from its royal inhabitants.
Don’t miss the stunning panoramic views from this UNESCO World Heritage site; gaze down at the picturesque Sintra region, the sparkling coastline, and the distant sight of Lisbon.
Getting there from Lisbon is easy: hop on the train at Rossio Station for a scenic 40minute ride.
From Sintra Station, you have options; take a leisurely 3km walk or bike ride, which will take about 45 minutes to an hour along mostly uphill paths.
If you prefer a quicker route, grab a taxi or tuktuk, readily available at Sintra Station and near the entrance of Pena Palace.
Alternatively, catch bus line 434 for a convenient ride to your destination.

from AED 176.27

National Palace and Gardens of QueluZ: Entrance Ticket

Step into a world of history and elegance at this magnificent palace and its sprawling garden.
Often referred to as Portugal's equivalent to Versailles, this exquisite site was initially crafted as a summer retreat for the royal family.
Experience the transformation of the venue as King Pedro III elevated it into a grand palace, embodying the grandeur of 18thcentury aristocracy.
Remember to keep your ticket handy throughout your visit for smooth access.
Be mindful that photography inside the palace is restricted; avoid using flash and tripods to protect the artwork.
Keep furry friends at home, as dogs are not permitted in the palace and park, with the only exception being service animals.

from AED 54.43