What you'll hear inside Pena Palace:

• 1
  Triton Portico

  The Pórtico de Tritón is one of the most striking features of Palácio da Pena.

• 2
  Queen's Terrace

  The Terraza de la Reina is a south-facing viewpoint in Sintra offering sweeping vistas across the Atlantic Ocean to Lisbon in the east.

• 3
  Clock Tower

  The Clock Tower crowns the former convent building, perched at the highest point of the Palácio da Pena hilltop.

• 4
  Manueline Cloister

  The Manueline cloister forms the original quadrangular core of the former Jeronymite monastery, preserved and restored at the heart of the palace.

• 5
  Patio of the Arches

  The Patio dos Arcos is one of the four principal courtyards within Palácio da Pena, positioned opposite the chapel.

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  Queen's Fern

  The Helecho de la Reina is a fern valley located just west of the palace, where a small stream runs through the hillside and the air remains noticeably cooler than on the upper paths.

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  Hall of the Stags (Banquet Hall)

  The Hall of the Stags is the banqueting hall at Palácio da Pena, designed as a grand space for important celebrations.

• 8
  Alabaster Altarpiece by Nicolau de Chanterene

  Carved from alabaster by Nicolau de Chanterene, this ornate altarpiece is the standout artwork in the chapel of the former Jerónimos monastery, now housed within Palácio Nacional da Pena.

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  Chapel of the former Hieronymite monastery

  16th-century Manueline monastery chapel preserved inside the palace.