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Why combine Pena Palace and Moorish Castle?

They're practically next-door neighbours

Both sites sit on the same forested hilltop in Sintra. It's just a 10–15 minute walk between them. Visiting separately would mean two trips up the same hill

One hill, two chapters of history

The Moors built their castle here in the 8th century; King Ferdinand II built Pena Palace right next to it a thousand years later, even borrowing its Moorish style. Together, they tell the full story.

Save more, see more

A combo ticket gets you into both UNESCO World Heritage Sites at a lower price than buying them separately. Two landmarks, one booking, and money left over for a pastel de nata.

Two totally different views of Sintra

Pena Palace dazzles up close with its colorful towers and ornate interiors. The Moorish Castle hands you panoramic views across the entire region. Same hill, two completely different payoffs.

What’s the best way to go about it?

FeatureSeparate ticketsVisites combinées

Cost

Pena Palace from €24; Moorish Castle from €15 — paid individually

From €33; typically lower overall cost than buying both separately

Disponibilité

Pena Palace requires timed-entry slots that sell out fast, especially in peak season

Combo tickets secure both sites in one booking; fewer gaps, less risk of missing out

Timeslots

Pena Palace demands a specific entry time; Moorish Castle is more flexible but can still get busy

Entry time for Pena Palace is pre-arranged; Moorish Castle can be visited flexibly around it

Commodités

Two separate bookings, two confirmations, two queues to manage

One booking, one confirmation — just show up and explore

Flexibility

Full control over your own schedule, but more coordination required

Fixed Pena Palace entry slot; Moorish Castle visited at your own pace on the same or different day

Adapté à

Travelers who have a very specific itinerary

Visitors who want to see both without the planning hassle

Making the most of your experience

Book smart with Pena Palace and Moorish Castle tickets

Skip two separate queues and one unnecessary headache. A single combo booking covers both sites. Just pick your Pena Palace entry time, and you're set.

Plan your combo day

Allow 2 to 2.5 hours for Pena Palace and its park, then head to the Moorish Castle for another 1 to 1.5 hours. Budget around 4 hours total for a relaxed, unhurried visit.

Getting from one to the other

The walk from Pena Palace to Moorish Castle takes roughly 10 to 15 minutes downhill through the forested park path. Scenic, straightforward, and no transport needed.

Upgrade your experience

Add an audio-guided tour to Pena Palace for expert context on its Romanticist architecture and royal history. The option also covers the Moorish Castle, giving you deeper insight across both sites.

  • Pena Palace opening hours: Open daily from 9:30am to 7pm . Timed-entry slots are mandatory. So, book in advance.
  • Moorish Castle opening hours: Open daily from 9:30am to 8pm. No timed-entry required, you can visit flexibly within opening hours.
  • Start with Pena Palace: Always begin at Pena Palace since it requires a timed-entry slot. The Moorish Castle is more flexible, making it the perfect follow-up once you're done inside the palace.
  • Meilleur moment pour visiter : Arrive at Pena Palace when it opens, as the crowds are noticeably thinner in the first hour. By the time you reach the Moorish Castle mid-morning, tour groups are still working their way up.
  • Avoid peak crowds: Weekends and the Jul to Aug window are the busiest periods at both sites. Visiting on a weekday, particularly Tuesday to Thursday, makes a noticeable difference.

​Pena Palace: Estrada da Pena, 2710-609 Sintra, Portugal

​Moorish Castle: Estrada da Pena, 2710-577 Sintra, Portugal

  • Pena Palace to Moorish Castle walk: The Pena Palace to Moorish Castle walk takes 10 to 15 minutes downhill along a signed forest path inside the park.
  • En train : Take the Sintra Line from Lisbon's Rossio or Oriente station to Sintra Station. From there, hop on Bus 434, which stops at both the Moorish Castle and Pena Palace sequentially.
  • By car: From Lisbon, take the A37/IC19 toward Sintra. Parking near Pena Palace is limited and fills up fast in peak season. Arrive early or use the lower Sintra town car parks and take the bus up.
  • Palais de Pena : The Palace store, restaurant, cafeteria, and terraces are fully accessible, with an elevator linking floors. The Palace interior visitor route is not accessible due to staircases throughout.
  • Château des Maures : The inner castle walls route is accessible for visitors with mobility restrictions, though steep sections require traction equipment. A lifting platform provides access to the upper castle walls, giving wheelchair users the full panoramic views over Sintra.
  • Wheelchair Rental: Manual folding wheelchairs are available at both sites; a reservation is required in advance.
  • Accessible Restrooms: Accessible WC facilities are available at both Pena Palace (near the store and cafeteria) and the Moorish Castle (near the store and cafeteria inside the monument).
  • Parking : Dedicated disabled persons parking spaces are available at the entrances of both sites.
  • The façade photo spot everyone misses: For the most dramatic shot of Pena Palace's two-toned façade, walk to the Queen's Terrace viewpoint rather than shooting from the main courtyard.
  • On a clear day, look west from the ramparts: From the Moorish Castle's highest tower, you can spot the Atlantic Ocean on the horizon. It's one of the few places in Europe where you can see a 10th-century fortress with an ocean backdrop.
  • Wear proper footwear: The forest path between the two sites and the castle ramparts are cobbled, steep, and uneven. Trainers or hiking shoes are non-negotiable.
  • There's a great picnic spot nobody talks about: The park surrounding Pena Palace has shaded benches and lawn areas perfect for a mid-visit break.
  • Check the weather the morning of your visit: It can be sunny in Lisbon and completely foggy on the hilltop. A foggy Moorish Castle is atmospheric, but you'll lose those Atlantic views entirely.

Foire aux questions sur les billets combo Palais de Pena et Château Maures

Yes, it's a 10–15 minute downhill walk along a signed forest path inside the park. No transport needed, and the trail itself is a lovely bonus.