3 Hours
Daily Tour
20 people
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Step into the storybook setting of Sintra with Pena Park Entry Tickets, your passport to one of Portugal’s most magical landscapes. Surrounding the iconic Pena Palace, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a serene haven of exotic plants, hidden trails, and romantic architecture. With this ticket, travelers can experience the full charm of the 85-hectare park at their own pace, from misty woods to royal retreats. It’s the perfect day trip from Lisbon for nature lovers, history buffs, and photography enthusiasts alike.
Description
Nestled in the hills of Sintra, Pena Park is more than just a backdrop to the famous palace—it’s a living work of art shaped by the romantic vision of King Ferdinand II. This lush, landscaped park blends native Portuguese vegetation with exotic species from around the globe, creating a whimsical environment that feels both natural and enchanted.
Your Pena Park Entry Tickets grant you access to this botanical masterpiece. Wander through winding trails flanked by towering trees and discover secret viewpoints offering dramatic vistas of Sintra and beyond. Admire ornamental lakes, pavilions, and stone sculptures as you breathe in the fresh mountain air.
One of the park’s crown jewels is the Chalet of the Countess of Edla—a Swiss-style residence surrounded by a romantic garden, lovingly built by the king for his second wife. Entry to the chalet is included in your ticket, giving you insight into royal life away from the grandeur of the palace.
Perfect for couples, families, and solo adventurers, this ticket allows you to escape the crowds, connect with nature, and enjoy the tranquil side of Sintra. Whether you’re planning a relaxing hike or a scenic photo shoot, Pena Park delivers a timeless experience you won’t soon forget.
Most visitors spend 1.5 to 3 hours exploring the park, depending on their pace and interests.
No, this ticket includes access to Pena Park only. Entry to the palace requires a separate ticket.
No guided tours are included with this ticket, but informational signage is available throughout the park.
Some paths are accessible, but the park’s hilly terrain and uneven trails may pose challenges for some visitors.
Spring and early fall offer the best weather and fewer crowds. Early morning visits are recommended for a quieter experience.
Yes, picnics are allowed in designated areas, but please clean up after yourself to preserve the natural beauty.
Pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs and service animals.
There is limited parking nearby; however, the park is best accessed via Sintra’s shuttle buses or tuk-tuks.
Yes, restrooms are available at several points within the park.
Yes, palace tickets can be purchased separately at the entrance or online, subject to availability.
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