Things to do in Sintra

Private tour to Sintra from Lisbon

Discover the mystical Sintra with an expert guide. Book now your private tour from Lisbon with pickup included.

The non-touristic Sintra tour

Book The non-touristic Sintra tour and go off the beaten track to discover some hidden gems in Sintra

Small-group tour through the romantic Sintra and amazing Cabo da Roca and Cascais

Sintra Myths and Legends Interactive Centre entrance tickets

Book your entrance ticket to Sintra Myths and Legends Interactive Centre with Musement close to Lisbon. Explore the mysterious side of Sintra on a journey that will take you through time and space.

National Palace of Sintra skip-the-line tickets

Buy your skip-the-line tickets and visit the National Palace of Sintra located right in the center of the town. Discover the best-preserved medieval royal palace in Portugal.

Park and Palace of Monserrate skip-the-line tickets

Buy your skip-the-line tickets and visit the Palace of Monserrate, a unique representation of 19th-century eclecticism.

Pena Park entrance tickets

Get your tickets and visit the Pena Park. Explore this amazing park and see the Pena Palace from any point.

Discovery Game Sintra alleyways and sweet treats

Explore Sintra during this interactive Discovery Game. Solve riddles that lead you through the city while learning about its history.

Pena Palace and Park skip-the-line tickets with an audio tour

Book this Pena Palace and Park skip-the-line tickets with an audio tour and discover the stunning Pena Park declared UNESCO World Heritage site.

Convent of the Capuchos entrance tickets

Buy your tickets and explore the Convent of the Capuchos, a Franciscan convent built in direct contact with nature.

Moorish Castle skip-the-line tickets

Buy your skip-the-line tickets and visit the Moorish Castle, a military fortification that bears witness to the Islamic presence in the region.

National Palace and Gardens of Queluz skip-the-line tickets

Buy your skip-the-line tickets and discover the National Palace of Queluz, an impressive palace that combines Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical architectural designs.