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Lisboa's Oceanário, Pena Palace & Sintra Palace Combo Tickets
Combo Ticket Experiences
Experience a fascinating adventure at Lisboa's Oceanário, the largest indoor aquarium in Europe, with the Lisboa's Oceanário, Pena Palace & Sintra Palace Combo Tickets! Imagine yourself submerged in the deep blue sea as you explore the vast 5,000m³ aquarium, filled with an array of exotic marine life like the African Butterfly Fish and Dusky Salamander. Witness the majestic manta rays and fierce sharks as they glide past you in the main tank.
Perched atop a hill in the Sintra Mountains overlooking the town of Sintra, the National Palace of Pena is a striking example of 19th century Romanticism, with its whimsical architecture and lush gardens. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colours as you marvel at its eclectic mix of Romantic, Gothic and Moorish styles, which make it a UNESCO World Heritage site. Adjacent to the palace, you can explore the charming Chalet of the Countess of Edla, which is a Swiss-style cottage of the King’s second wife. With these combo tickets you can also take a leisurely stroll through the palace's extensive gardens and discover hidden grottos, ornate fountains, and stunning viewpoints offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape.
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Sintra Palace, a pinnacle of architectural splendor, graces the picturesque town of Sintra in Portugal. Also known as the Town Palace, its distinctive two conical chimneys and ornate Manueline design create a captivating sight. Once a royal residence, it boasts opulent chambers adorned with vibrant tiles, intricate carvings, and grandeur befitting its history. The palace showcases a fascinating blend of Moorish, Gothic, and Renaissance influences, reflecting Portugal's rich cultural tapestry. Its terraced gardens provide resplendent views of Sintra's rolling hills. A true embodiment of regal heritage, Sintra Palace offers an evocative journey through time and architectural brilliance..
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Know Before You Go
Lisboa's Oceanário
The attraction is open year round from 10 am to 8 pm with last entry at 7 pm. However, the timings on Christmas and New Year’s Eve vary as follows.
- December 24th from 10 am to 7 pm, last entrance at 6 pm
- December 25th from 11am to 8 pm, last entrance at 7 pm
- December 31st from 10 am to 7 pm, last entrance at 6 pm
- January 1st from 11 am to 8 pm, last entrance at 7 pm
Pena Palace
The place is open from 9 am to 6 pm on all days of the week, however the last ticket purchase and entry into the palace is at 5:30 pm. Additionally, the gardens at the palace are open from 9 am to 6:30 pm. Therefore, it is advised to plan your visit accordingly as the ticket office closes from 12 pm to 1 pm and ticket vending points are available at the palace.
The Palace of Sintra
The Sintra Palace is open daily from 9 am to 6 pm, with the last entry at 5:30 pm. The palace gardens are open from 9 am to 6:30 pm. Please note that the ticket office closes from 12 pm to 1 pm, but you can use the automatic ticket vending machines. Make sure to plan your visit accordingly, allowing ample time to explore the palace and enjoy the serene beauty of its gardens.
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- Oceanário de Lisboa: Discover the largest indoor aquarium in Europe and be mesmerised by the vibrant sea creatures from around the world.
- National Palace of Pena: Explore the unique and colourful palace located on top of a hill in Sintra, and its stunning surrounding gardens representing 19th-century Romanticism.
- The Palace of Sintra: Witness the impressive architecture and design of this historic palace, inhabited for nearly 8 centuries by Portuguese royalty.
- Conveniently travel between the attractions with a round-trip transportation service included in the ticket.
- Learn about the fascinating history and stories behind each attraction from an expert guide who accompanies visitors throughout the journey.
- Colourful Palace Architecture: Marvel at the palace's vivid and colourful architectural style, an eclectic mix of Romanticism and Moorish influences that creates a truly unique look.
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- Admission to the Oceanário de Lisboa
- Admission to the National Palace of Pena
- Admission to the The Palace of Sintra
- Entry to both temporary and permanent exhibits
- Access to audio guides or guided tours (depending on availability)
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FAQ's About Lisboa's Oceanário, Pena Palace & Sintra Palace
Can I buy Lisboa's Oceanário, Pena Palace & Sintra Palace Combo Tickets online?
Yes, you can buy Lisboa's Oceanário, Pena Palace & Sintra Palace Combo Tickets online from our website. Online booking is a convenient way to purchase tickets in advance and avoid waiting in long queues at the ticket counter.
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How long does it take to visit all three attractions?
The time required to visit all three attractions depends on the individual's pace and interest. On average, it takes about 5-6 hours to visit all three attractions. However, it is recommended to keep at least a full day aside to explore these attractions and enjoy them thoroughly.
What is the best time to visit these attractions to avoid crowds?
The best time to visit these attractions and avoid crowds is during the early morning hours or on weekdays. Generally, weekends and public holidays tend to be more crowded.
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Is photography allowed inside the attractions?
Photography is allowed inside the attractions, but some areas may be restricted. It is always best to check with the staff or signage for any specific instructions regarding photography. It is important to be respectful of other visitors and avoid using flash photography in sensitive areas.
Can you bring food or drinks inside the attractions?
Most attractions have designated areas for food and drinks, and visitors are not allowed to bring outside food or drinks inside. However, some attractions may permit small snacks and water bottles.
What is Pena Palace?
Situated in Sintra, Portugal, the Pena Palace stands as a captivating 19th-century royal getaway, exuding an enchanting aura that continues to enthrall visitors to this day.W
Why is Pena Palace famous?
The renowned feature of Pena Palace lies in its breathtaking architecture, which skillfully fuses elements of Romantic, Gothic, and Moorish styles into a harmonious masterpiece.
Who designed Pena Palace?
The creative minds behind the design of Pena Palace were Wilhelm Ludwig von Eschwege and Nicolau Pires.
What is the best time to visit Pena Palace?
For a more enjoyable experience with fewer crowds, it's advisable to plan your visit to Pena Palace during the early morning or late afternoon.
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