- The National Palace of Sintra, located in the historic town centre, was inhabited for nearly eight centuries by the Portuguese monarchy and its court.
- In particular the tiled floors and the wooden ceiling are some of the oldest examples of Moorish craftsmanship in Portugal. Sintra's National Palace Chapel.
- The 33 metre high conical chimneys of the Sintra National Palace are iconic symbols associated with Sintra.
- With its brightly painted tile walls and elaborate mural ceilings, the Sintra National Palace, is well worth exploring on a day-trip from Lisbon, Portugal.
- Make the most of this pass to visit the National Palace of Sintra freely. Use your E-ticket at your own pace, choosing the date and time.
- Also take the time to explore Monserrate Palace, a palace that many feel is the most romantic in Portugal; and the National Palace of Sintra where you can...
- Visit the royal apartments and decoration of the Sintra National Palace.
- Learn about the various myths and legends associated with the palace.
- Marvel at the vivid 18th-century tiles in the palace.
- As the sole surviving mediaeval royal palace in Portugal, and the residence of the Portuguese royal family until 1910, the National Palace of Sintra can...
- Popularly known as the Town Palace, the Sintra National Palace is a historic house museum today and one of the most attractive places to visit in Portugal.
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- How to Get to Sintra
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