Parks in Lisbon

Castle was delightful, wonderful views, and so peaceful too. Peacocks an added bonus and walking around the surrounding area was also fab. Once inside the monastery .... wow oh wow oh wow. Breathtaking stonemasonary. But be prepared for the queues. It's supposed to be better after 4.00pm but can't confirm. Ps the famous pasteis de belem is next door.

The Monastery is definitely a must-see when in Lisbon; however, the organisation regarding tickets and the overall visit was very poor due to lack of information available online. The staff were extremely rude and seemed annoyed by tourists. There was very little information displayed, which was quite confusing, and there was not much information inside either. It is stated online that shorts are not allowed; however, many people were wearing them.

We enjoyed a wonderful visit to Pena palace, the views were exceptional as was the palace itself. Will definitely hope to return someday

Huge gardens. Beautifull palace. The palace visit it's fast actually. But the gardnes needs time to be fully visited. Beautifull nature all around. To reach the palace you don't need to follow the main street with the direction: if you go to any other street, you'll reach the top in mostly the same time but with leeees people around.

It was a beautiful place to visit. The entrance process was easy, everything was very well organized, and visiting the famous tower was such a great experience. The views are incredible, and there is so much history to discover. I highly recommend visiting if you have the chance.

Stunning architecture, rich history, and breathtaking views. Perfect for history buffs and photographers alike. Highly recommend!

The palace was not overcrowded. Easy to get in Downloaded the guide which was not altogether self explanatory. A lot of the palace was being renovated which restricted where we could go! Needed to be told that before we went in.

The Portuguese royal family’s palace in Sintra is amazing. The highlight for us was the main hall, where the coats of arms of the noble families of that era adorn the ceiling. As for the Pena Palace, it’s like something out of a fairy tale! I loved visiting both...