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Combo: Jerónimos Monastery + Pena Palace & Park Tickets

Name: Combo: Jerónimos Monastery + Pena Palace & Park Tickets
Start: 2026-09-12T15:00:00
End: 2026-09-12T18:00:00
Location: Lisbon

4.6/5(42,029)

Jeffrey G

Group

Verified booking

Yesterday

Just as the Caminito del Rey was a travel destination last year, Sintra was on our list this year. We were advised against going with our own transport. The mayor, as we understood from our Uber driver, wants to keep all vehicles out of his village. Except those of the residents, of course. So, Uber? Yes, that turned out to be the most practical and ultimately the cheapest option. Especially if you get a driver who actually lives in Sintra. He immediately gave us tips on the best way to get from one side to the other, as we wanted to visit Pena Palace first and then Quinta da Regaleira, which is quite a bit further away. Sintra is special not only for its colorful palaces, castles, and romantic gardens, but also for its microclimate. It is much cooler and more humid here than in Lisbon. This microclimate is partly why kings, aristocrats, and wealthy foreigners built their country residences here over the centuries. In the 19th century, Sintra took on its current fairytale character. King Ferdinand II had a ruined monastery converted into the spectacular Pena Palace. A unique combination of various styles: Gothic, Moorish, Renaissance, and even Egyptian influences. Around the palace, he had a huge, romantic park laid out with exotic trees, ponds, fountains, and winding paths. Walking through this park, you feel like you are in a fairytale world. But then again... with all those tourists! 😉

Katheryn S

Family

Verified booking

4 days ago

I've been to many countries and many castles in Europe - this was by far the most unique and beautiful. Absolutely worth the medium hike up from the garden entrance to the palace. The inside was stunning but the outside was something out of a movie. I could not get enough pics. Just a note: you definitely need to take some form of transport up to the garden gates. Its like... way up the mountain and it takes a good 30 minutes even on a bus. We also loved the Regalia - prepare for some walking, its actually quite a large park with a few attractions within it which I was not expecting. its also about a 20 minute walk from the main Sintra square, up hill. We were hoofing it to make it to our slot on time from where we parked.

Xiomara R

Couple

Verified booking

3 days ago

Pena Palace is a spectacular place and a must-visit in Sintra. The palace is beautiful, both for its architecture and colors and for the incredible views it offers. I recommend buying tickets in advance and choosing your entry time carefully, as it tends to get very crowded and tickets can sell out. It is also important to arrive early and wear comfortable shoes, because you have to walk from the entrance and go through several steep areas. My advice is to take the bus or use the available transport instead of walking up, to save energy and enjoy the visit more. Definitely an experience that is well worth it.

Ana M

Family

Verified booking

4 days ago

Headout was the best purchase option I found to buy tickets for the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon. Besides being one of the few options that didn't charge an extra fee, the online process is very intuitive, easy to access, and I was able to quickly resolve any additional questions I had. Once at the venue, we gained entry quickly at the scheduled date and time, and the experience was absolutely extraordinary.

Beryl C

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

Although the two queuing systems was confusing we made it into both church and cloisters and it was well worth the wait. What an amazing building. I had ordered audio guides as part of the online booking but these were not offered or even obvious to us where to ask for them. The cloisters were fabulous and I have since researched them myself but possibly not to the level of a proud national treasure.

Gabriele M

Couple

Verified booking

5 days ago

A cloister of indescribable beauty, more like lace than masonry. PAY ATTENTION to the entrances. The queue to enter at your booked time forms much, much earlier and can be 100 meters or more, in full sun, so plan ahead. On the positive side, once your time slot arrives, it moves very quickly. A visit that is definitely worth the effort.

Get access to two stunning sites—Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon and the fairytale-like Pena Palace and Park in Sintra—all with one combo ticket!

Explore Jerónimos Monastery's dreamy cloisters, Vasco da Gama’s tomb, the monks’ refectory, the ancient library, and sea-sculpted stonework.

Step into a real-life fairytale at Pena Palace, where colorful towers, royal rooms, lush park trails, and panoramic views await!

Pena Palace

Entry to Pena Palace and park

Jerónimos Monastery

Entry to Jerónimos Monastery

Transfers between the two attractions

Live guide

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Gustavo F
Group
Verified booking
Aug 2026
Both palaces and their gardens are truly marvelous. We especially liked the Regaleira Palace much better, with its caves, fountains, and the spectacular inverted well. As for the Pena Palace, it was a cloudy and foggy day, and the scenery wasn’t as striking as it would have been under clear skies. What I liked least was the massive crowd at the Pena Palace—it was a real shame. It was like lice in a seam. We didn’t enjoy it as much as we did the Regaleira Palace.
Francesca D
Family
Verified booking
Aug 2026
Entry to the monastery was hassle-free; you can enter within an hour of your scheduled time. It’s not a skip-the-line ticket, but the wait was minimal—about 15 minutes—despite the large crowds (visit took place in August). Admission to the church is free, but you have to wait in another line once you exit the monastery (this one was quick as well).
Daniel P
Family
Verified booking
Aug 2026
The architecture of the Monastery is amazing. The waiting line under the summer sun can be long to endure, and the visit inside won't be a long one, because it's actually a small place, but it's absolutely worth the visit, it feels magical. Don't forget to get some pasteis de Belem to eat not far from the Monastery.
Cabanes M
Group
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
A very beautiful place with a fantastic view from the top of the palace. The only downside was that we didn't realize the time listed on the tickets was for the palace tour and that we could enter earlier to explore the rest of the grounds. Otherwise, it was a perfect tour—very shaded and pleasant. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
Gina I
Group
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
We had a beautiful day and enjoying every moment. The waiting time was 15 minutes and worth every penny .The Palace is beautiful and very well maintained.The hiking trail was absolutely amazing. We definitely came back to finish all trails and visiting all places surrounded.

Discover two of Lisbon’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Pena Palace and Jerónimos Monastery — with one convenient combo ticket.

Getting started

With this combo pass, there’s no need to worry about set entry times. Simply select your preferred date and enjoy relaxed access to both landmarks at your own pace. Begin at either site, explore the colorful palace and lush park of Pena in Sintra or immerse yourself in the grandeur of Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon’s Belém district.

What to expect

Pena Palace

Step into a real-life fairytale at the stunning Palácio Nacional da Pena, perched high in the Sintra hills. This Romanticist masterpiece combines Gothic, Moorish, and Renaissance design elements, surrounded by lush parkland full of hidden paths, serene lakes, and exotic plant species.

Features

Palace interior: Wander through ornate royal chambers, vaulted ceilings, and vibrant tiled rooms that once housed Portuguese monarchs.

Park access: Enjoy full access to the 85-hectare park filled with winding trails, scenic viewpoints, and architectural curiosities like the Chalet of the Countess of Edla.

Jerónimos Monastery

Once a resting place for explorers and monks, this 16th-century marvel showcases Portugal’s Age of Discovery and is a masterpiece of Manueline architecture.

Features:

Cloisters: Walk through the elaborately carved cloisters featuring maritime motifs, vaulted walkways, and peaceful courtyards.

Church of Santa Maria: See the majestic church that houses the tombs of famed figures like Vasco da Gama and Luís de Camões.

Architectural details: Marvel at stonework that blends late Gothic with Renaissance elements, echoing Portugal’s seafaring glory.

What’s not allowed

Pena Palace

Pets are not allowed inside the palace grounds.

Food and drinks are not permitted inside the palace.

Large bags and backpacks are prohibited; lockers are available at the entrance.

Jerónimos Monastery

Strict dress code: Off-shoulder tops, dresses, and knee-high shorts are not recommended.

Visitors are not allowed to photograph some parts of the monastery.

Keep in mind food, beverages, large bags or backpacks are not allowed on this experience.

Accessibility

Pena Palace

Partially wheelchair accessible; some steep slopes and stairs may be challenging for people with reduced mobility and wheelchair users.

Assistance and shuttle buses are available for visitors with mobility needs.

Jerónimos Monastery

The lower level is wheelchair accessible, but some areas have cobblestones.

Wheelchairs are available for rent at the entrance.

Additional information

Pena Palace

Expect moderate walking and some steep inclines throughout the site.

Peak season can have long waiting times at entry points.

Jerónimos Monastery

The church is a part of Jerónimos Monastery and offers free entry, but you must join a separate line to enter.

The monastery is a crowd-puller, and wait times can stretch to 2 hours during peak hours. Plan smart: arrive early and book tickets online in advance.

Entry is free for Portugal residents on Sundays and public holidays, which often leads to larger crowds. If possible, plan your visit on another day.

The Jerónimos Monastery remains closed on Monday, 1st January, Easter Sunday, 1st May, and 25th December.

Some areas may be closed for restoration, but there's still lots to discover at Jerónimos.

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