Palacio da Pena & Gardens Ticket

Description

The Palacio da Pena, an 18th-century fortress ordered by King Ferdinand II, is a must-visit in Portugal. Its colorful rooms, courtyards, and towers, adorned with red, yellow, and blue tiles, create a fairytale-like setting. Surrounding gardens feature winding paths with exotic plants from around the world. The palace's blend of neo-Gothic, neo-Mudejar, and neo-Manueline architecture led to its UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 1995. Visitors can freely explore both the interior and exterior, experiencing a labyrinth of colors.

Opening hours

The admission time is for Palacio da Pena, with a 30-minute walk through the gardens to reach the palace entrance.

Children under 6

Children under 6 can enter for free, but tickets must be picked up at the Palacio da Pena ticket office.