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\n\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\tSchedules of National Palace of Sintra<\/h2>\nOpen everydays.<\/strong> Except 24th, 25th and 31st December and 1st January.
\n9:30pm until 6:30pm (last admission 6:00pm).<\/ol>\nTickets price<\/h2>\n\n- 18 \u2013 64 yrs : 13,00 Euros.<\/li>\n
- 6 \u2013 17 yrs : 10,00 Euros.<\/li>\n
- + 65 yrs : 10,00 Euros.<\/li>\n
- Tickets to Sintra National Palace<\/strong><\/a><\/li>\n
Free :
\n– Until 5 years.
\n– On Sundays and public holidays, for residents in Portugal.<\/ul>\n
Address:<\/strong> Largo Rainha Dona Am\u00e9lia. 2710-616 Sintra.<\/p>\nNational Palace of Sintra history<\/h2>\n
Situated in the town\u2019s historic centre, the National Palace of Sintra or Vila Palace, is a unique monument, distinguished by its outstanding historical, architectural and artistic value.
\nOf all the palaces built by the Portuguese monarchs throughout the Middle Ages, only the palace of Sintra has survived to the present day virtually intact, still maintaining the same essential features of its shape and outline since the mid-16th century. The main building campaigns that took place after the Christian Reconquest in the 12th century were sponsored by the kings Dinis, Jo\u00e3o 1 and Manuel 1, between the end of the 13th century and the mid-16th century.
\n These campaigns consisted of adaptations, enlargements and general improvement works that have given the palace its present-day appearance.
\nOpen-air interior patios, where you can hear the water running, windows with arches, and painted tiles, highlight the Moorish connection.<\/p>\n
Palaces and Monuments in Sintra<\/a><\/p>\nTours in Sintra<\/h2>\n
\n9:30pm until 6:30pm (last admission 6:00pm).<\/ol>\n
Tickets price<\/h2>\n\n- 18 \u2013 64 yrs : 13,00 Euros.<\/li>\n
- 6 \u2013 17 yrs : 10,00 Euros.<\/li>\n
- + 65 yrs : 10,00 Euros.<\/li>\n
- Tickets to Sintra National Palace<\/strong><\/a><\/li>\n
Free :
\n– Until 5 years.
\n– On Sundays and public holidays, for residents in Portugal.<\/ul>\n
Address:<\/strong> Largo Rainha Dona Am\u00e9lia. 2710-616 Sintra.<\/p>\nNational Palace of Sintra history<\/h2>\n
Situated in the town\u2019s historic centre, the National Palace of Sintra or Vila Palace, is a unique monument, distinguished by its outstanding historical, architectural and artistic value.
\nOf all the palaces built by the Portuguese monarchs throughout the Middle Ages, only the palace of Sintra has survived to the present day virtually intact, still maintaining the same essential features of its shape and outline since the mid-16th century. The main building campaigns that took place after the Christian Reconquest in the 12th century were sponsored by the kings Dinis, Jo\u00e3o 1 and Manuel 1, between the end of the 13th century and the mid-16th century.
\n These campaigns consisted of adaptations, enlargements and general improvement works that have given the palace its present-day appearance.
\nOpen-air interior patios, where you can hear the water running, windows with arches, and painted tiles, highlight the Moorish connection.<\/p>\n
Palaces and Monuments in Sintra<\/a><\/p>\nTours in Sintra<\/h2>\n
Free :
\n– Until 5 years.
\n– On Sundays and public holidays, for residents in Portugal.<\/ul>\n
Address:<\/strong> Largo Rainha Dona Am\u00e9lia. 2710-616 Sintra.<\/p>\n Situated in the town\u2019s historic centre, the National Palace of Sintra or Vila Palace, is a unique monument, distinguished by its outstanding historical, architectural and artistic value. Palaces and Monuments in Sintra<\/a><\/p>\nNational Palace of Sintra history<\/h2>\n
\nOf all the palaces built by the Portuguese monarchs throughout the Middle Ages, only the palace of Sintra has survived to the present day virtually intact, still maintaining the same essential features of its shape and outline since the mid-16th century. The main building campaigns that took place after the Christian Reconquest in the 12th century were sponsored by the kings Dinis, Jo\u00e3o 1 and Manuel 1, between the end of the 13th century and the mid-16th century.
\n These campaigns consisted of adaptations, enlargements and general improvement works that have given the palace its present-day appearance.
\nOpen-air interior patios, where you can hear the water running, windows with arches, and painted tiles, highlight the Moorish connection.<\/p>\nTours in Sintra<\/h2>\n