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Lisbon Tickets Botanical Gardens

Lisbon Botanical Gardens

Exotic Woodland Trails in the Hills of Sintra

Park of Pena: Entrance Ticket

Park of Pena: Entrance Ticket

Pena Park was planted by royalty in the 19th century as a romantic woodland retreat, and today it holds more than 500 species of exotic trees and plants gathered from around the world. Trails wind past waterfalls, bridges, fountains and the Chalet of the Countess of Edla, with panoramic views stretching out over Sintra, the coastline and Lisbon in the distance.

Good to Know

  • Keep your ticket accessible on your mobile device for park entry.
  • Dogs aren't permitted inside the park, except guide dogs.
  • The grounds are expansive and hilly, so comfortable footwear is recommended; a paid shuttle runs every 15 minutes from the park entrance to the Palace.

FAQs about Lisbon Botanical Gardens

What's included with the Park of Pena ticket?

The ticket grants entry to all sections of Pena Park, including the Chalet of the Countess of Edla and its terraces, plus use of the park's restaurant and cafeteria facilities. It does not include entry to Pena Palace itself.

Are dogs allowed inside Pena Park?

Dogs aren't permitted inside the park, with the exception of guide dogs.

How difficult is it to walk around Pena Park?

The park is expansive with hilly terrain, so comfortable footwear is advisable. A paid shuttle runs every 15 minutes between the park entrance and the Palace for those who'd rather not walk the whole way.

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