Things to do in Monserrate Palace

Every part of the tour was thoughtfully planned. We traveled in a clean van, and our guide, David, was professional, attentive, and kind. He even provided me with a Korean translator. The itinerary included visiting the Monserrate Palace first, followed by a stroll through its gardens. After exploring the old town of Sintra, we had free time for lunch. Then, we walked through the gardens of Pena Palace, descended the impressive stairs of Quinta da Regaleira, and explored Boca do Inferno and Cascais Marina. There was no skipping anything; we walked through every garden and truly experienced nature.

Our day on excursion was amazing! Beautiful day in Sintra with 2 historic palace . We have such a amazing tour guide Gustavo,very nice and polite with a lot of knowledge about history! All recommendations for tour and Gustavo the man!

beautiful experience. the antique furniture and look was just amazing. loved every bit of it.

A truly beautiful experience. The palace is only impressive from the outside; the inside is just okay. The real highlight is the gardens. Winding paths and dreamy spots. You could spend hours there.

Saturday morning is still a great time to visit this majestic castle. We stayed around 2 hours cuz the wind was quite big. With warmer coat and prepacked lunch (we saw lots of people brought sandwich for easy lunch), it’s quite nice to stay for longer time.

Emilio was our guide and he was very lively, friendly and knowledgeable. effectively showed us around and managed the time very well. I highly recommend this tour even if you are not a tourist like me in Portugal.

With this ticket, you can take the bus an unlimited number of times from Sintra Station to Pena Palace or Quinta da Regaleira. You don't have to worry about card payment issues or not having enough cash; you just scan the QR code when boarding. It is very convenient and highly recommended for anyone planning a day trip to Sintra.

Our guides, Ricardo and Maria, were very talkative and knowledgeable. I was in Maria's group, and she was able to bring some of Portugal's literary spirit into the tour, allowing us to not only visit places but also engage in a deeper dialogue with the inner meaning and the scenery before us. Thank you for their arrangements. The last stop was Cabo da Roca, which would take a long time to reach by public transport. I highly recommend walking a bit faster and joining a day tour instead.

very good place. only issue for us was b no supermarkets near.