What You'll See
- Sintra National Palace - the best-preserved medieval royal residence in Portugal
- UNESCO World Heritage Site - discover the unique atmosphere of Sintra's historic centre
- Coats of Arms Room - one of the palace's most impressive interiors, decorated with the heraldic symbols of Portuguese noble families
- Mudéjar azulejos - admire one of the world's finest collections of colourful glazed ceramic tiles
- Portuguese royal heritage - learn how Portugal's monarchs lived during the Middle Ages
- Historic architecture - explore a landmark that blends Gothic, Manueline and Mudéjar influences
What’s included
- Admission to the National Palace of Sintra
Program Description
Step into the history of Sintra National Palace, located in the heart of the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. For centuries, this royal residence welcomed Portuguese monarchs and today offers a fascinating insight into the country's rich past.
As you explore the palace, you will discover the rooms once used by Portugal's kings and queens and learn how royal life looked during the Middle Ages. One of the highlights is the impressive Coats of Arms Room, decorated with the heraldic symbols of Portugal's noble families.
The visit also includes one of the world's most important collections of Mudéjar azulejos. These colourful glazed ceramic tiles reflect the influence of Islamic craftsmanship on Portuguese architecture and are among the palace's greatest treasures.
A visit to Sintra National Palace is a chance to experience Portuguese history, architecture and royal tradition in one of the country's best-preserved historic landmarks.
The order of the visits and the programme may be subject to change.
Important information
- Please keep your ticket with you throughout your visit, as it may be requested.
- Photography using flash or a tripod is not permitted inside the palace.
- Dogs are not allowed inside the palace or its gardens, with the exception of assistance dogs.
- Last admission is one hour before the palace closes.
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
Vouchers
- You'll receive your voucher via email, immediately after booking.
- To gain entry, you'll need to exchange it for the actual entrance ticket.
- Show your voucher to the local representative, who will issue your entrance ticket, or contact the tour operator for help (contact details are in your confirmation email and on the voucher).
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation is not allowed. read terms
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