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Sintra National Palace

Sintra National Palace

Located in the heart of Sintra's historic center, this is the best-preserved medieval royal palace in Portugal, famous for its distinctive twin chimneys and magnificent tile work.

€13
1.5-2 hours recommended
Must-See

What Makes It Special

The Sintra National Palace has been a royal residence since the early 15th century and was continuously inhabited by Portuguese royalty until 1910. The palace showcases various architectural styles accumulated over the centuries, from medieval to Renaissance. Its interior features some of the finest examples of Mudéjar tilework in Portugal, along with painted ceilings depicting armillary spheres, magpies, and swans.

Gallery
Sintra National Palace - Image 1

Opening Hours

9:30 AM - 6:900 PM (Last entry 5:30 PM)

Ticket Information

Entrance Ticket
€13
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Attraction tickets are not yet available for online purchase. You can buy tickets at the entrance.

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Book a Hop On Sintra day pass for unlimited transport between all attractions with professional driver-guides!

Don't Miss These!

Iconic twin conical chimneys
Magnificent azulejo tile collection
Historic Sala dos Brasões (Coat of Arms Room)
Royal kitchens with massive fireplaces
Central location in Sintra village

Insider Tips

Start or end your day here - it's in town center

Audio guide recommended for full historical context

Great for a rainy day - mostly indoor

Combine with exploring Sintra's cafes and shops

Great option if you have limited time in Sintra, easy acess by foot and not very crowded

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the highlights of Sintra National Palace?

Iconic twin conical chimneys. Magnificent azulejo tile collection. Historic Sala dos Brasões (Coat of Arms Room). Royal kitchens with massive fireplaces. Central location in Sintra village

What should I know before visiting Sintra National Palace?

Start or end your day here - it's in town center. Audio guide recommended for full historical context. Great for a rainy day - mostly indoor. Combine with exploring Sintra's cafes and shops. Great option if you have limited time in Sintra, easy acess by foot and not very crowded

Time Needed

1.5-2 hours recommended