Tickets for the Palacio da Pena and Parque da Pena

• Access to the Parque da Pena requires a ticket.
• The Parque da Pena ticket allows visiting the park, the terraces of the Palacio da Pena, and the Chalet da Condessa d’Edla, but does not include access to the interior of the Palacio Nacional da Pena.
• The Palacio da Pena + Parque ticket does include access to the interior of the Palacio, with reserved date and time.
• If you have a ticket with a reserved time for the Palacio, it is important to arrive with sufficient advance, as the selected time corresponds to access to the interior of the palace.

• It is not recommended to carry suitcases, large bags, or bulky objects
• There may be security checks at the entrance
• It is recommended to carry a small and comfortable backpack
• The use of drones, tripods, or professional equipment may be restricted
• Access with objects that may affect the security or conservation of the monument is not allowed

• Photography is allowed in many areas of the Parque da Pena and the terraces.
• In the interior of the Palacio da Pena, there may be restrictions in some rooms.
• The use of flash, tripods, drones, or professional material may not be allowed without authorization.

• Do not touch decorative elements, historical furniture, or protected areas
• Maintain respectful behavior throughout the visit
• No smoking inside the premises
• Do not leave the marked paths in the Parque da Pena
• Always follow the instructions of the monument staff
• Pets are not allowed, except guide dogs or authorized assistance animals

• The Palacio da Pena and the Parque da Pena are located in an elevated area of the Sintra mountains, with slopes, stairs, uneven paths, and different levels.
• Access may present limitations for people with reduced mobility, especially in some areas of the park, the terraces, and the interior of the palace.
• It is recommended to check accessibility conditions before the visit and plan the arrival with time.

It depends on the selected modality. The Parque da Pena ticket includes access to the Parque da Pena, the terraces of the Palacio da Pena, and the Chalet da Condessa d’Edla, but does not include the interior of the palace. The Palacio da Pena + Parque ticket includes access to the interior of the Palacio Nacional da Pena, the Parque da Pena, the terraces, and the Chalet da Condessa d’Edla.

No. The Parque da Pena ticket allows visiting the gardens, trails, viewpoints, terraces, and the Chalet da Condessa d’Edla, but does not include access to the interior rooms of the Palacio Nacional da Pena.

To access the interior of the Palacio Nacional da Pena, you must buy the Palacio da Pena ticket, or Palacio da Pena + Parque. This modality includes a reserved date and time to enter the palace.

In the Palacio ticket, or Palacio da Pena + Parque, the selected time corresponds to access to the interior of the Palacio da Pena. It is recommended to arrive at the Parque da Pena with sufficient advance, as there may be a walk from the park entrance to the palace.

The visit usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours, although it may vary depending on each visitor's pace and the selected modality. If you visit the interior of the palace, the park, the terraces, and the Chalet da Condessa d’Edla, it is advisable to reserve several hours to fully enjoy the tour.

Yes, you can buy your tickets for the Palacio da Pena online from here. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during high season, weekends, and holidays, as it is one of Sintra's most visited monuments.

Yes, children under 6 years old can enter for free. However, it is advisable to include them correctly during the booking process to register their entry.

The Parque da Pena usually opens from 9:00 to 19:00 and the Palacio da Pena from 9:30 to 18:30. The last entry is usually at 18:00. Hours may change depending on the season or for operational reasons, so it is advisable to check the updated information before the visit.

The most common way is to take the train from Lisbon to Sintra and, once there, go up to the Palacio da Pena on the tourist bus 434, taxi, or authorized transport. Access by private car may be limited, and parking near the monument is reduced.

The Palacio da Pena and the Parque da Pena are located in an elevated area of the Sintra mountains, with slopes, stairs, and uneven paths. Some areas may present limitations for people with reduced mobility, so it is recommended to plan the visit in advance.

One of the most recommended visits is the Quinta da Regaleira, famous for its gardens, tunnels, grottos, and the Initiation Well. If you want to complete your visit to Sintra, you can buy your tickets for the Quinta da Regaleira here.