


Moorish Castle Entrance Ticket in Sintra
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Guide
- Travel back to the 10th century and admire the creativity and craftsmanship of the Moors
- Get to know this old military outpost which is a part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site!
- Explore the Moorish Castle and admire the panoramic view of Sintra and the Palace Pena
- Wander along the brick walls of the castle and see its resemblance to the great wall of China
A visit to Portugal wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the Moorish Castle. This historic castle was built in the 10th century by the Moors and originally served as a military outpost to protect the town of Sintra. After being conquered by Christian forces in 1147 during the fall of Lisbon, the castle was later abandoned. During the 19th century, King Ferdinand II took the castle under his care and restored it to become one of the major features of the Pena Palace, turning it into the romantic ruin that we know today. Avail of this ticket via Klook and get a chance to explore this majestic castle that bore witness to Portugal’s colorful past! You’re sure to also enjoy the lush flora and fauna as well as the breathtaking view it offers of Sintra and the Palace of Pena.
Things to note
Insider Tips:
- Visit early in the morning to take full advantage of the castle as it can get very busy during the day
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Moorish Castle

Guidebook
- Travel back to the 10th century and admire the creativity and craftsmanship of the Moors
- Get to know this old military outpost which is a part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site!
- Explore the Moorish Castle and admire the panoramic view of Sintra and the Palace Pena
- Wander along the brick walls of the castle and see its resemblance to the great wall of China
A visit to Portugal wouldn’t be complete without a stop at the Moorish Castle. This historic castle was built in the 10th century by the Moors and originally served as a military outpost to protect the town of Sintra. After being conquered by Christian forces in 1147 during the fall of Lisbon, the castle was later abandoned. During the 19th century, King Ferdinand II took the castle under his care and restored it to become one of the major features of the Pena Palace, turning it into the romantic ruin that we know today. Avail of this ticket via Klook and get a chance to explore this majestic castle that bore witness to Portugal’s colorful past! You’re sure to also enjoy the lush flora and fauna as well as the breathtaking view it offers of Sintra and the Palace of Pena.
Things to note
- Visit early in the morning to take full advantage of the castle as it can get very busy during the day