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Combo (Save 6%): Pena Palace and Park + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 6%): Pena Palace and Park + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets
Start: 2026-10-24T13:00:00
End: 2026-10-24T18:30:00
Location: Lisbon

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Pena Palace & Park Essential + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets

from ~~Original price€45~~

€42.30

6% off

Entry to Pena Palace & Park
Access to the New Palace, terraces, and Chalet of the Countess of Edla
Entry to Quinta da Regaleira

Pena Palace & Park Essential + Quinta da Regaleira Tickets + Audio Guide

~~Original price€54~~

€49.68

8% off

Pena Palace
- Entry to Pena Palace & Park
- Access to the New Palace, terraces, and Chalet of the Countess of Edla
Quinta da Regaleira
- Entry to Quinta da Regaleira

4.7/5(52,069)

Jeffrey H

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

This place, which I actually had never heard of before visiting Portugal, was an absolute pleasure and a "must see" for anyone visiting Lisbon. Just the trip up the hillside to the castle entrance, including a quick swing through the city of Sintra, was just beautiful. And the castle itself was breath taking. In addition, the logistics were easy to do. Our on-line ticket purchase the day before allowed us an early entry before the site became too crowded. We opted to walk up the hill (there is a shuttle for those who can' or don't wish to make the climb) and found the walk through the surrounding park to be wonderful. Arriving at the castle entry was easy and a self-guided tour allowed us to enjoy whatever aspects of the castle we wanted to see. Something we'd not seen before. Visitors can scan a QR code at the entrance (bring your mobile phone!) and download descriptions of each room, without having to fuss with the headsets and players typically in use. This made the excursion that more enjoyable. As mentioined, if you're in Lisbon, don't miss the chance to visit. It's important to do this with a tour bus or a private (tourguide) car. Parking in the area is nearly non-existent, and it's best to have someone else worry about transportation for you.

Milda V

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Quinta da Regaleira was easily one of my favourite places to visit in Sintra. I especially enjoyed strolling through the huge gardens, with their winding paths, towers, hidden grottoes and views of the surrounding mountains. There’s so much to see that it’s worth taking your time rather than rushing from one attraction to the next. I also liked learning that a lot of thought went into the design of the gardens, wells and underground tunnels, with hidden meanings and references to mythology and old spiritual traditions. It makes you look at the whole place a little differently, knowing that so many of the details are there for a reason. The famous Initiation Well is definitely a highlight, but I was just as impressed by the underground tunnels. Walking through those dimly lit stone passages was quite an experience, especially since some of the rough stones almost look like skulls at first glance. A little eerie, but also really intriguing! And as a lovely little bonus, we even came across a cute cat hanging out in the castle gardens, looking completely at home among all the visitors. Such an unusual and memorable place, and definitely worth spending a few hours exploring!

Sit T

Couple

Verified booking

5 days ago

One of the highlights of my whole trip was the visit to Pena Palace. High up in the mountains, it really is a fairytale palace! I think the only downside is the communication conveyed. We are told to be there in ample time, we are told we can get a public transit bus from the station and they run every 10-15 minutes. What they don't tell you is that the public transit bus is not really that "public" as in they don't accept navegante cards nor do they sell single or return tickets and you must buy a whole day hop on hop off ticket. They also don't tell you that from the station it takes 40 minutes to get to the Park entrance. I nearly missed my timeslot despite giving it plenty of time. It would help others if these numbers are actually given with the directions. I thoroughly enjoyed my day though and think the bus was worth the €10.95.

Lanie S

Couple

Verified booking

5 days ago

We were so fortunate as to have Pedro for our tuck tuck guide. Not only did he tour us around Sintra and Cascais but he also took us to the beach and to all of the spots that were not touristy. Pedro has the inside scoop on where to go, where to stand for the best pictures, and what the true important things and must sees are. He is the best guide we have had on any trip bar none. If you want to rent a tuk tuk, make sure you request Pedro. I take my reviews very seriously because I rely on them in booking tours. His knowledge of the history and the area is beyond compare. We very much enjoyed Quinta de Regalaria and the history lesson from Pedro.

Jose F

Group

Verified booking

Last week

Visiting the National Palace of Sintra was a great choice. It is located right in the historic center, making it very accessible. Its two towering white chimneys catch your eye from the outside, but the best part is inside: the traditional azulejo tile collection is impressive, and the rooms (especially the Coat of Arms Room and the Swan Room) are magnificently preserved. The tour takes about 1 to 1.5 hours and is very smooth and easy to navigate. I recommend buying tickets in advance to skip the lines during peak hours. An absolute must-visit if you go to Sintra!

Carlo M

Group

Verified booking

Last week

Tucked into the misty hills of Sintra, Quinta da Regaleira is one of the most enchanting places in Portugal, and I'd even say it outshines Pena Palace. Gothic towers, moss-covered gardens, hidden grottoes: every corner feels like a page from a fairytale. The highlight is the Initiation Well, a 27-metre spiral staircase descending into the earth, rich in Masonic symbolism. Dark tunnels lead from its base to a waterfall and a quiet lake. My friends from abroad were spellbound. Go early in the morning, bring a small flashlight for the tunnels, and take your time. Truly a must-see

Discover two of Sintra’s most enchanting UNESCO World Heritage sites with one easy combo ticket.

Explore Pena Palace, a vibrant 19th-century Romanticist castle with lush gardens, luxe royal apartments, and panoramic Queen’s Terrace.

Visit the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira to check out its magical gardens, underground tunnels, and the rich symbolism hidden in the architecture.

Visit both attractions on the same day or on separate days for ultimate flexibility in your Sintra itinerary.

Pena Palace

Entry to Pena Palace & Park

Access to the New Palace, terraces, and Chalet of the Countess of Edla

Quinta da Regaleira

Entry to Quinta da Regaleira

Live guide

Hotel transfers

Shuttle between the Pena Palace and Pane Park gates

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Milda V
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Quinta da Regaleira was easily one of my favourite places to visit in Sintra. I especially enjoyed strolling through the huge gardens, with their winding paths, towers, hidden grottoes and views of the surrounding mountains. There’s so much to see that it’s worth taking your time rather than rushing from one attraction to the next. I also liked learning that a lot of thought went into the design of the gardens, wells and underground tunnels, with hidden meanings and references to mythology and old spiritual traditions. It makes you look at the whole place a little differently, knowing that so many of the details are there for a reason. The famous Initiation Well is definitely a highlight, but I was just as impressed by the underground tunnels. Walking through those dimly lit stone passages was quite an experience, especially since some of the rough stones almost look like skulls at first glance. A little eerie, but also really intriguing! And as a lovely little bonus, we even came across a cute cat hanging out in the castle gardens, looking completely at home among all the visitors. Such an unusual and memorable place, and definitely worth spending a few hours exploring!
Jose F
Group
Verified booking
Last week
Visiting the National Palace of Sintra was a great choice. It is located right in the historic center, making it very accessible. Its two towering white chimneys catch your eye from the outside, but the best part is inside: the traditional azulejo tile collection is impressive, and the rooms (especially the Coat of Arms Room and the Swan Room) are magnificently preserved. The tour takes about 1 to 1.5 hours and is very smooth and easy to navigate. I recommend buying tickets in advance to skip the lines during peak hours. An absolute must-visit if you go to Sintra!
Carlo M
Group
Verified booking
Last week
Tucked into the misty hills of Sintra, Quinta da Regaleira is one of the most enchanting places in Portugal, and I'd even say it outshines Pena Palace. Gothic towers, moss-covered gardens, hidden grottoes: every corner feels like a page from a fairytale. The highlight is the Initiation Well, a 27-metre spiral staircase descending into the earth, rich in Masonic symbolism. Dark tunnels lead from its base to a waterfall and a quiet lake. My friends from abroad were spellbound. Go early in the morning, bring a small flashlight for the tunnels, and take your time. Truly a must-see
María C
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
The trip to Sintra was easy; we caught the train at Rossio station without any trouble since Sintra is the last stop. You take bus 434 to a square, and from there you can either take another shuttle up to the palace entrance or walk. The walk is lovely, winding through woods and lush greenery, with spectacular views. It takes about 10–15 minutes. Oh, and it's all uphill. The palace is gorgeous, looking just like a fairy tale castle.
Howard L
Couple
Verified booking
6 days ago
Loved Pena Palace, truly a must see! Such an impressive piece pice of history. Spent a few hours you can be as long as you want or make it quicker. Plan on arriving in town at least an hour and a half before your time. Loved the Regaleira the well was a highlight there is so many lovely photo opportunities and it's like a fairytale castle. You must wait for your slotted time and will not be admitted early. Loved the day took train from Lisbon was wonderful!

Explore two of Sintra’s most fascinating landmarks, Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira, on a self-guided visit.

Getting started

Arrive at either attraction in Sintra and present your ticket for entry. You can start your visit at Pena Palace or Quinta da Regaleira, depending on your itinerary. After ticket validation, begin exploring the palace interiors, gardens, and pathways at your own pace.

What to expect

Pena Palace

Perched high above Sintra’s forested hills, Pena Palace is famous for its colorful towers, ornate interiors, and sweeping terraces.

Highlights

Royal interiors: Explore the New Palace wing and step into richly decorated rooms where Portuguese royalty once lived, complete with intricate tiles, ornate ceilings, and historic furnishings.

Panoramic terraces: Walk along the palace’s colorful terraces and balconies, some of the best viewpoints in Sintra, offering sweeping views of forests, hills, and the distant Atlantic.

Pena Park & Edla Chalet: Wander through the vast Pena Park filled with winding paths and exotic plants, then visit the charming Chalet of the Countess of Edla tucked among the trees.

Quinta da Regaleira

Quinta da Regaleira is one of Sintra’s most intriguing estates, known for its mysterious symbolism, romantic gardens, and underground passageways.

Highlights

The Initiation Well: Descend the iconic spiral staircase of the Initiation Well, a striking underground tower believed to symbolize spiritual journeys and initiation rituals.

Secret tunnels & grottoes: Follow hidden tunnels and stone pathways that connect wells, caves, and towers across the estate, creating a maze-like landscape full of surprises.

Gardens & Regaleira Palace: Stroll through lush gardens dotted with fountains, towers, and statues before exploring the ornate Regaleira Palace overlooking the estate.

What to bring

Quinta da Regaleira

During the summer months, it is recommended to bring hats/caps to protect from the sun, and water for hydration due to high temperatures.

Download your ticket on your smartphone prior to your visit to fully enjoy it.

It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes as this experience involves a fair amount of walking.

What's not allowed

Pena Palace

Access to this monument is not authorized for private vehicles. We recommended the use of pedestrian trails or public transportation.

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Quinta da Regaleira

Keep in mind that drones are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!

Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography and tripods are a no-go inside the venue.

Suitcases, trolleys, and backpacks are not allowed inside the venue.

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Accessibility

Pena Palace

Guide dogs are permitted.

Wheelchair access is available in certain areas; however, some parts of the Palace and park may be challenging due to uneven terrain and stairs.

Quinta da Regaleira

Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Additional information

Pena Palace

The attraction may be crowded, so expect some waiting time, especially at the security checkpoint (15–20 minutes).

Your selected time slot is for entry to Pena Palace. Since it’s about a 30-minute walk from the park entrance to the palace, make sure to arrive early. Late arrivals may be denied entry.

Please use the house tour entrance instead of the main gate.

Private vehicles are not permitted, so visitors should use pedestrian trails or public transport.

About 30 km from Lisbon, Pena Palace sits in Sintra, where parking is available in the historic center or outer lots, though spaces can be limited.

The shuttle service covers round-trip transfers between the park entrance and Pena Palace.

Reduced tickets for children aged 6-18 and seniors aged 65 and above are available onsite.

Quinta da Regaleira

If you can, avoid driving into Sintra; the streets are narrow, parking is limited, and traffic can be challenging, especially in peak season.

Should you drive, park in Sintra town center and enjoy the 30-minute scenic walk to Quinta da Regaleira. Public transport is your best bet to get to Quinta stress-free.

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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.