Sintra Trip Overview
Skip the frequently extensive line and start exploring the National Palace of Sintra immediately. You will see the place where the monarchs of Portuguese society lived during middle ages. You will visit the Swan Room, Magpie Roo, Golden Chamber, and other rooms in the Palace, that followed a social hierarchy headed by the King and the Queen. And don’t forget to to sneak a peek at the monumental Kitchen built to serve hundreds of people that would have made up the court at that time.
Complete your experience with a surprise bonus.
We will offer 3 self-guided tours in Lisbon, among which are:
– Lisbon: another kind of “must see”
– Lisbon: the main attractions of the city.
– Futuristic Lisbon
These tours are available in the app. They include ready-to-go itinerary, made by a local guide, GPS navigation, sightseeing descriptions, tips and advices.
It is like walking with a local, only that you can go by yourself, at any convenient time.
Additional Info
* Duration: 1 to 4 hours
* Starts: Sintra, Portugal
* Trip Category: Sightseeing Tickets & Passes >> Attraction Tickets
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What to Expect When Visiting Sintra, Central Portugal, Portugal
Skip the frequently extensive line and start exploring the National Palace of Sintra immediately. You will see the place where the monarchs of Portuguese society lived during middle ages. You will visit the Swan Room, Magpie Roo, Golden Chamber, and other rooms in the Palace, that followed a social hierarchy headed by the King and the Queen. And don’t forget to to sneak a peek at the monumental Kitchen built to serve hundreds of people that would have made up the court at that time.
Complete your experience with a surprise bonus.
We will offer 3 self-guided tours in Lisbon, among which are:
– Lisbon: another kind of “must see”
– Lisbon: the main attractions of the city.
– Futuristic Lisbon
These tours are available in the app. They include ready-to-go itinerary, made by a local guide, GPS navigation, sightseeing descriptions, tips and advices.
It is like walking with a local, only that you can go by yourself, at any convenient time.
Visit: Sintra National Palace, Largo Rainha Dona Amelia, Sintra 2710-616 Portugal
Discover the place where the monarchs of Portuguese society lived during middle ages.
The modern Palace of Sintra is the result of the amalgamation of several royal palaces. This is a collection of structures that have been created, added to, and changed throughout many centuries, with the exact date of the country’s oldest palace’s founding still a mystery.
See the spectacular architecture, including the massive 33-meter-high chimneys that were built in the 14th century to keep the kitchens smoke-free.
If you really want to unwind, the hypnotic Mudéjar Azulejos tiles can have you staring at the floor for hours.
Getting There:
If travelling from Lisbon, take the Sintra line from Estação do Oriente, Estação do Rossio or Estação de Entrecampos. There are regular buses from Sintra Rail Station to the National Palace.
