Pena Palace

Pena Palace

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Pena Palace

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  • Sintra, Cascais, Pena Palace & Quinta da Regaleira
    10.00 08/31/2025
    Anonymous
    Guaynabo , Puerto Rico
    I travelled with my partner
  • Sintra, Cascais, Pena Palace & Quinta da Regaleira
    10.00 09/08/2025
    Paul
    Jerez De La Frontera , Spain

    Luis was an excellent guide. Super professional Funny, and he made the tour a fantastic experience full of history, data.and anectotes. 100 per.cent recommended.

    I travelled with my partner
  • Day Trip to Sintra and Cascais + Palacio da Pena
    10.00 08/07/2025
    Alfonso Lopez
    Mexico

    Excellent tour, the guide was attentive and entertaining. The cities were very beautiful and had a lot to see. By government order, the Pena Palace was closed for safety reasons due to possible fires, but they took us to another palace, the beautiful one in Queluz. I would book this tour again.

    I travelled with teenagers
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal, Pena Palace is a must-see for any trip to Portugal. Look over the colourful city of Sinatra from this iconic building!

Did you know...

Pena Palace on Sintra's hill was originally a monastery, whose construction was ordered by King Manuel I in the early 16th century. The monastery was largely destroyed by an earthquake in 1755, and eventually abandoned until the site was transformed by King Ferdinand II in the mid-19th century into Europe's first Romantic castle.

Why visit Pena Palace?

Journey into Portugal's fascinating history, while enjoying the captivating architecture and unmatched views of Pena Palace—a true fairytale setting.

How to get there

To reach Pena Palace by public transport, simply take the 434 bus (Circuito da Pena) in front of the Sintra train station. Alternatively, you can hire a taxi or book a transfer to accompany you. In any case, keep in mind that you cannot visit the palace in a private car.

From Lisbon, take the train from Rossio station and get off at Sintra station. From there, you can take the 434 bus (Circuito da Pena) and get off in front of the palace.

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Jerónimos Monastery Cabo da Roca 25 de Abril Bridge
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