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Book Park and Palace of Monserrate Tickets
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- Enjoy a visit to the botanical gardens, one of the richest of its kind, housing lush exotic foliage!
- Bear witness to a striking example of Romanticism at Monserrate Palace.
- Witness a blend of Moorish, Indian, and Gothic influences.
- Discover a large and lush variety of exotic foliage in the surrounding gardens.
Inclusions
- Entry to Monserrate Palace & Park
Exclusions
- Guide
- Hotel transfers
- Tip: If you are someone with a huge green thumb, make sure to visit the Monserrate Nature Interpretation Centre.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combo (Save 5%): National Palace of Sintra + Monserrate Palace & Park Tickets
from €25
€23.75
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- Get this economical combo to discover Sintra's rich culture at the National Palace of Sintra & the stunning Monserrate Palace.
- Visit the oldest palace in Portugal and the beating heart of Sintra, the National Palace.
- Discover its rich history and admire the wonderful blend of Manueline and Moorish styles of architecture.
- Check out the largest collection of Spanish-Moorish tiles.
- Explore the romantic and whimsical Monserrate castle from the 19th century.
- Walk the lush botanical gardens of the Palace, housing rich exotic foliage and a hidden waterfall.
- Witness a lovely blend of Arabic Gothic, Moorish, and Indian architectural styles.
Inclusions
- Entry ticket to the National Palace of Sintra
- Entry ticket to Monserrate Palace & Park
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combo (Save 8%): Quinta da Regaleira + Monserrate Palace & Park Tickets
from €35.50
€32.60
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- With a combination of two magnificent palaces from various architectural eras, you may see the finest of Sintra while saving a ton of money.
- Visit the UNESCO-listed Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra to learn about its historical significance and see the palace and surrounding park at your own speed.
- Spend some time in the Monserrate Palace & Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, admiring the artwork, sculptures, passageways, fountains, tapestries, and the storied farmyard.
- With skip-the-line access, you may enter Quinta da Regaleira and Monserrate Palace & Park quickly.
- Two magnificent botanical gardens that offer a fantastic opportunity to view unusual flora, fountains, sculptures, and garden accents are included between the two attractions.
Inclusions
Quinta da Regaleira
- Skip-the-line entry
- Audio guide in English, Spanish & French
- Offline Content (text narration and maps)
Monserrate Palace & Park
- Skip-the-line entry to Monserrate Palace & Park
Exclusions
Quinta da Regaleira
- Live Guide
- App compatible with Windows OS
- Headphone
Monserrate Palace & Park
- Live Guide
- Headphone
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combo (Save 5%): Moorish Castle + Monserrate Palace & Park Tickets
from €24
€22.80
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- With this cost-saving combo, gain entry to 2 iconic UNESCO world heritage palaces in Sintra: Moorish Castle and Monserrate Palace & Park.
- Learn about the history of the Moorish castle and how the Moors took over the Iberian Peninsula as you enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
- Learn about the Moorish origins and delve into the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula by the Moors on this self-guided tour.
- At Monserrate Palace, admire the Moorish and Indian architectural influences, including plasterwork, colorful tiles, and elaborate ceilings.
- The palace boasts innovative engineering features for its time, including an early example of cast-iron construction.
Inclusions
Moorish Castle
- Entry to Moorish Castle
Monserrate Palace
- Entry to Monserrate Palace & Park
Moorish Castle
- Tip: Don't forget to climb the castle's towers to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Monserrate Palace
- Tip: The Palace gardens provide an excellent spot for a picnic. Consider bringing snacks or a light meal to enjoy amidst the picturesque surroundings.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why Visit Monserrate Palace?
- The Monserrate Palace is known for being the symbol of Romanticism in Portugal.
- The palace was built in 1856 with a unique mixture of Gothic, Indian, Islamic, and Moorish influenced architecture.
- The Palace and Park of Monserrate also houses a villa, rose garden, and a botanical park. The park is known for growing various species from all over the world.
- Visit Portugal’s richest botanical gardens and take a stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Go through the palace to admire the furnishing, extravagant decoration, and architecture of the Monserrate Palace.
- Visit the Fern Valley, which is home to a giant collection of ferns!
- Enter the “Scented Path” that connects the Park to the Palace of Monserrate.
Your Monserrate Palace Tickets Explained
Monserrate Palace Skip-The-Line Tickets
- Visit one of the most visually stunning mansions in Sintra, as you explore the Romantic architecture of the 19th century of the Monserrate Palace and Park.
- With your Monserrate Palace and Park Skip-the-line ticket, you can gain access to the architectural masterpiece without the hassle of long ticketing queues.
- Overwhelm your inner history buff and architecture aficionado while exploring the interiors of the Monserrate Palace, as you witness the blend of Arabic Gothic, Moorish, and Indian architectural styles.
- Walk around the Monserrate Park, one of the richest botanical gardens in the world which displays lush greenery and exotic foliage.
- Engage your senses wholeheartedly as you can upgrade your ticket to include an audio guide to learn about the rich history of the palace.
Monserrate Palace Highlights
Entrance Hall
The entrance hall is the main atrium of the palace and park of Monserrate that lets you pass through. The hall is designed in the shape of an octagon and the central fountain makes it more charming.
Central Gallery
The most photogenic area of the palace, the Central Gallery interconnects the rooms and chambers. The pink marble and the Moorish pattern interior architecture are splendid. The gallery is truly a fairy tale wonder!
Library
The library once served as a working office for Francis Cook and his descendants. Designed in the walnut style, it is the only main room that has a gate in the palace and park of Monserrate.
Dining Room
Beautifully designed in stucco and stencil style the Dining Room gives luxurious vibes. Next to the Dining Room, you can find a pantry equipped with a lifter, which is connected to the kitchen.
Sacred Art Room
The Sacred Art Room is known for making the main attraction of Main Tower (Central Tower). As its name suggests, the room serves as a collection of pieces of sacred art.
Main Hall or Octagon
The Main Hall is the most picturesque part of the palace. The hall got its other name “Octagon” due to its shape. It is easily accessible from rooms, chambers, garden, kitchen, and Staircase.
Sitting Room
Also known as the South Room, this part was a favorite social space for the ladies. The Sitting Room was used for gathering, conversations, readings, and other activities such as sewing.
Park of Monserrate
The park is based on the concept of botanical gardens covering an area of over 33 hectares. Known as the 19th-century romantic gardens, the garden is filled with hundreds of plant species, artificial lakes, and waterfalls.
Music Room
Also known as the “Noble Room”, this part of the palace is still used for music performances and concerts. Sir Francis Cook and his family used a music room to entertain their guests.
Plan Your Visit To Monserrate Palace
Timings
Getting There
Rules
Nearby
Visitor Tips
- Timings: Monserrate Palace: 10:00 AM - 06:30 PM (Monday - Sunday)
Monserrate Park: 10:00 AM - 06:30 PM (Monday - Sunday) - Last Entry: The last admission to the park is at 05:00 PM and for the palace is 05.30 PM.
- Closed on: December 25th and January 1st
- Best Time To Visit: The best time to visit Monserrate Palace and park is during the morning hours when there is less crowd. During these hours, you can discover this wonder of Portugal peacefully.
Address: 2710-405 Sintra, Portugal
- By Train: Line 18801 train
Nearest Stop: Sintra Train Station - By Bus: 435 tourist bus
Nearest Stop: Sintra Bus Stand - By Car: Lisbon international airport (30.7 km)
Nearest Car Parking: Monserrate Park provides two car parking spaces for visitors.
- Children under 5 years old are free to enter the palace and park.
- The Monserrate Palace and park remain open except on December 25th and January 1st.
- Photography is allowed in the Monserrate Palace.
- Picking plants or flowers is not allowed in the park.
- The last entry to the Monserrate Palace is allowed till 06.00 pm.
- The opening time of the stores and restaurants is the same as the opening time of the palace.
- The Monserrate Palace and park are wheelchair and stroller friendly.
- The visitor can not prebook the equipment, the equipment is respective to its availability.
- If you get a manual wheelchair, it will take 20 minutes to assemble.
- The cafeteria and stores are disabled people friendly with WC facilities.
- Park and National Palace of Pena: Famous as one of the “7 Wonders of Portugal”, the Park and National Palace of Pena is known as the first romantic palace in Europe. It inspired many constructions all over the world including the iconic Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany.
- Castelo dos Mouros: The castle was built on a mountain in the 9th century and includes secret passages and a large cistern. Now, the castle is one of the most important structures in Lisbon. Explore the history of the castle through archaeological excavations.
- Quinta da Regaleira: The Quinta da Regaleira was a summer home to the Viscountess of Regaleira. The Gothic, Egyptian, Moorish, Neo-Manueline, and Renaissance architecture of the palace is decorated with fantastical winged animals interior. The term “imaginary universe of symbolism” is often used for the place.
- Sintra National Palace: The palace of Sintra is also known as the Town Palace and was built around the 15th century. The Sintra National Palace features Medieval, Gothic, Manueline, and Renaissance architecture. The palace was entitled the most visited palace in Portugal in 2008 with 408712 visitors.
- Avoid the hassle of waiting in lines and buy Monserrate Palace tickets online.
- If you are driving to the palace and park of Monserrate, then the place has 2 parking for the visitors.
- The Monserrate Palace is wheelchair friendly.
- The place offers shops to buy souvenirs.
- To satisfy the hunger cravings, there are Cafeterias and Restaurants for the visitors.
All Your Questions About Monserrate Palace Tickets Answered
Q. Where can I buy Monserrate Palace tickets?
A. You can book Monserrate Palace tickets online.
Q. Can I buy Monserrate Palace tickets online?
A. Yes, you can buy Monserrate Palace Sintra tickets.
Q. What is the cost of Monserrate Palace tickets?
A. The cost of Monserrate Palace tickets to skip the line is €8. You can get your ticket.
Q. Can I get a discount on Monserrate Palace tickets?
A. Yes, you can book Monserrate Palace tickets online to avail the discount and offers.
Q. What is Monserrate Palace?
A. The Monserrate Palace is one of the famous and unique attractions of Portugal. The palace is known as a romantic and whimsical castle from the 19th century. The palace is known for its iconic and inspiring architecture and botanical garden.
Q. How can I get access to Monserrate Palace?
A. You can book the Monserrate Palace Sintra tickets online to get access to the Monserrate Palace.
Q. Where is Monserrate Palace located?
A. The Monserrate Palace is located at 2710-405 Sintra, Portugal. 9
Q. What are some of the highlights of Monserrate Palace?
A. The Entrance Hall, Central Gallery, Library, Dining Room, Sacred Art Room, Main Hall, Sitting Room, Billiards Room, and Music Room are the main highlights of Monserrate Palace.
Q. How to reach Monserrate Palace?
A. To reach Monserrate Palace by public transport you can take 435 tourist buses. The palace is also accessible by the drive and offers parking spaces for visitors.
Q. What are the timings of Monserrate Palace?
A. The timings of Monserrate Palace are 10:00 AM to 06:30 PM and for Monserrate Park from 10:00 AM to 06:30 PM. The palace remains open from Monday to Sunday.
Q. What facilities are available in Monserrate Palace?
A. The Monserrate Palace offers wheelchair facilities, washrooms, cafes, restaurants, and gift shops for visitors.
Q. Is Monserrate Palace wheelchair accessible?
A. Yes, Monserrate Palace is wheelchair accessible.
Q. Is photography allowed in Monserrate Palace?
A. Yes, photography is allowed in Monserrate Palace. 7
Q. Is it worth visiting Monserrate Palace?
A. Yes, the palace is worth visiting as it is known for being a romantic and architectural wonder of Portugal. The park also houses the richest botanical gardens, which have around 1000 species of plants.