Event Venues | Park and National Palace of Pena
The National Palace of Pena stands out as the renowned jewel in the crown of the Sintra Hills. The surrounding park, in close harmony with the magical character of the palace, triggers emotions of mystery and discovery. In its nooks and corners, our gaze gets lost amongst its charms.
The coloured tones of the palace, the pinnacle of Romanticism in Portugal and the eternal legacy of Ferdinand II, the King-Artist, opens the doors to the imagination of all those who cross its threshold, with the infinite shades of green painting the surrounding park establishing an idyllic scenario, frequently hidden under the veil of the mists that characterise the Sintra Hills. As if having stepped out of a fairy tale, this has been the place of dreams for all the generation who have passed here and gazed upon its magnificence.
Stag Terrace
Outdoor area with a dazzling view over the Sintra hills and the palace, closely located next to the Stag Room.
Capacity: 30 pax sitting
Accessibility: Access through staircase
Characteristics: Privileged view over the surrounding landscape.
Room of Arches
Restaurant located on the last floor of the old stables of the palace, where one can appreciate a meal while enjoying the Park of Pena stunning landscape.
Capacity: 120 pax sitting | 160 pax standing
Accessibility: Elevator. Accessible to people with mobility restrictions
Characteristics: Versatility and acoustics enhanced by the room’s ceiling architecture
Palace Auditorium
Room originally used as the Crown Prince Luís’ private chambers (office, bedrooms and toilette). Today it is an open circular space with wooden floor and natural light.
Capacity: 60 pax sitting
Accessibility: Access through staircases
Characteristics: 360º view over the Sintra Hills, the Atlantic Ocean, Cascais and Lisbon
Stables Auditorium
The Auditorium is located in the Stables of the Pena Farm, which was once the main building that supported the agricultural activities in the ornamental farm of the Park of Pena, which created a recreational bucolic scenario.
Capacity: 60 pax sitting
Accessibility: Accessible to people with mobility restrictions
Characteristics: It is possible to associate the use of this venue with other activities, whether inside the building or in the exterior
Palace Kitchen Terrace
The largest of the many terraces of the National Palace of Pena, located next to the cafeteria and the Triton’s Terrace, with a view over Cascais and the city of Lisbon on sunny days.
Capacity: 120 pax sitting | 160 pax standing
Accessibility: Accessible to people with mobility restrictions
Characteristics: Outdoor terrace with a priviledged view over the surrounding landscape, the High Cross and the Statue of the Warrior
Garden of the Chalet of the Countess of Edla
The chalet was built by King Ferdinand II and Elise Hensler, Countess of Edla. It was used as a recreation area and a romantic refuge for the couple. The garden that surrounds the chalet, with many water lines, encompasses countless nooks and corners to explore, such as the Countess Fernery or the Chalet Stones.
Capacity: 50 pax sitting | 70 pax standing
Accessibility: Accessible to people with mobility restrictions
Characteristics: Romantic natural landscape surrounding the venue
