Pena Palace & Park Tickets

Too many people, and site under construction, little information on arrival, distances, parking and transportation.

For groups of more than 3 and diri better to take an Uber, if so you go to one or two sosas to see in sintra will come out much more in account, they charge 13,50 for the coach that makes routes, but the unbers can cost 6-8euros. It is a great scarecrow to charge. If you go to the palace walk to pozo is half an hour, you gain time and money over ubers or coaches. Enjoy!

Ticketing with Headout was simple and fast. Both Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle are great historic places to visit.

The information about the option of having a paid bus available was only announced on arrival at the site by another visitor. Furthermore, the scheduled time has no influence on prioritizing access to the paid bus. The attendant who checks the ticket said it's not her problem if the bus is late.

This tour of Sintra where I visited Pena and Quinta da Regaleira was very interesting and I really enjoyed using Headout!

I consider that it is not worth entering the castle. The time of the line and the visit can be better used in the historic center of Sintra. To enter in any case you have to queue.

It was simple to get tickets and the instructions were simple. The Palace was amazing and easy to follow with the crowds.

Time slot wise entry. Palace was beautiful 🤩 cloudy weather made it more memorable and mesmerizing. Worth visiting there. Must visit place in Lisbon.

I thought the Palace was "wow" but it's not. It's beautiful, well preserved inside, with some parts under renovation, but the outside needs maintenance. Difficult to access.

I really liked the Pena Palace, but not the Moorish Castles. Very tiring with difficult access. I didn't think the combo was worth it

A fantastic trip, the palace and the views from it is unreal. Everything went smooth. My only complaint would be I didn't realize I would need ear phones and then wasn't able to sync the audio with actual tour in real life. But that's probably me being not very tech savvy.

The access was perfect to the Pena Palace you have to be half an hour before at the lower entrance from there it is quite a distance to the Palace entrance

My girlfriend was screaming at me on the Tuc Tuc because of the traffic and we got lost and the man in the Tuc Tuc tried to bring us to his home. But other than this the Palace Pena was a great experience. Thanks to the Tuc Tuc we made in time 👍

No problems with tickets from headout. The issues are more around the stress caused by getting to the experience in the right time frame, or else your tickets will not be accepted. The palace is up a big hill, you need a bus or taxi to get there. The Uber had trouble finding us, and we were very stressed. The palace was also very busy, and we were there on a Monday!

Did not enjoy the huge amounts of people allowed inside on each time slot. Getting pushed from behind by other guests and the staff shouting to move along. Wanting to move forward but unable to. Treated like a herd of cattle. Not an enjoyable experience at all. Would definitely recommend to anyone who asks to skip the interior and just take it in from outside

Far too many people allowed in at the same time . Staff miserable and at times hostile I only asked where the toilet was . Simple question . No need for rudeness at that point - wished I'd p---- over his feet now . Shame .Sintra is fascinating . Had to pee in the bushes as he wouldn't let me in even though I could see it !

The views were awesome! And the palace was beautiful. The queue was a bit confusing, but otherwise the experience was amazing.

It was difficult to distinguish between entrance and transport ticket! SonInhad to buy a additionl ticket for the transportation ! Timeslot was perfect ! Kind regards

WE LOVED EVERYTHING, it is spectacular! We took the 17:00 entrance, although we entered half an hour earlier, we saw the sunset on one of the balconies of the palace and it was amazing!

That is a must see while in Sintra. We walked from the village to see both Castles, the Moorish and the Pena. Although it was very busy with tourists (us included), long line up, but once we were inside the Pena castle, it was easy to get around without being overcrowded. We also had a nice lunch at the Pena cafeteria before leaving.