Are you looking for a cheap flight to sintra? Then we have an offer that will take you from Düsseldorf to Sintra from 5 to 12 December 2026 for just €47 per person (return) – with no stops. Sintra, the fairytale town on the outskirts of Lisbon, is especially charming in winter. Grab this deal and experience palaces, misty forests and Portuguese cuisine.
🪪 Entry: For German nationals, a national ID card is sufficient (EU/Schengen).
Why Sintra now?

Sintra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and delights visitors with a unique blend of history, nature and architecture. In December it is quieter, prices are lower and the landscape often shows itself in mysterious mists – perfect for photographers. The real highlights include the Palácio Nacional da Pena with its colorful towers, the Quinta da Regaleira with its underground passages and the Moorish Fountain. The historic center invites you to stroll through cobblestone alleys and small cafés. Try the local specialties such as Travesseiros (puff pastry with almonds) and Queijadas (small cheese cakes) – best fresh from the bakery. Hearty dishes such as Bacalhau à Brás (salt cod with potato straw) or Caldo Verde (kale soup) will also warm you up on cool days.
Flight to Sintra: Price and booking details
The flight to sintra is a real bargain: for just €47 per person you fly from Düsseldorf to Lisbon (the nearest airport) and back – with 0 stops. The travel dates are 5 December (outbound) and 12 December 2026 (return), giving you 7 days to explore Sintra and the surrounding area. From Lisbon Airport you can reach Sintra easily by suburban train (Linha de Sintra) in about 40 minutes or by rental car. Book early, as seats at this price are limited. This flight to sintra is ideal for a long weekend or a week full of discoveries. You can find more great offers in our category more flight deals.
Best time to travel & practical tips
In December Sintra is mild but damp: daytime temperatures are around 14–16 °C, dropping to 8–10 °C at night. Rain is possible, so pack a waterproof jacket and comfortable shoes. The sights are less crowded then. Once there, you can get around easily by train and bus; a ticket for bus line 434 takes you to the most important palaces. Money-saving tips: use the Sintra combination ticket for several attractions, eat at the small restaurants away from the main streets and buy a day ticket for public transport. Keep in mind that some palaces are closed on Mondays – plan your sightseeing accordingly. A walk through the forest of Sintra is free and an experience in itself.
Sintra in 7 days
- Day 1: Arrival in Lisbon, transfer to Sintra, first exploration of the historic center and dinner in a typical tavern.
- Day 2: Visit the Palácio Nacional da Pena and the park – start early to avoid the crowds.
- Day 3: Quinta da Regaleira with its mysterious wells and passages, then relax in the city park.
- Day 4: Day trip to Lisbon (40 minutes by train) – explore Castelo de São Jorge and the Alfama old town.
- Day 5: Visit the Castelo dos Mouros (Moorish Castle) and hike along the city wall.
- Day 6: Trip to the coast to Cascais or Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of Europe.
- Day 7: Last souvenirs, farewell coffee with Queijadas and return flight to Düsseldorf.
With this flight to sintra you’ll experience an unforgettable week in Portugal – book now and secure the price of €47 per person. You can find more information about Sintra on Wikipedia.
Your flight at a glance
- Route: Düsseldorf → Sintra (return flight)
- Travel dates: 5 December 2026 → 12 December 2026 — 7 days
- Ticket price: €47 per person
- Add a hotel? Well-rated hotels from approx. €18/night per person — View hotels
Price found on 21.10.2026. Flight prices change constantly — it pays to act fast.
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