Let's go on a wonderful walk to a lake where we will experience the sacred waters of Sintra.
Here, we connect with alchemical and healing sources.
Then we continue by car to discover the natural and cultural heritage.
Ancestral Sintra, Legendary Sintra, Romantic Sintra...
From its distant origins, human expression is manifested throughout time, through different civilizations, from the prehistoric Meghalits, the Romans, the Great Moorish legacy, the formation by the Templaires, to the beautiful palaces and Romantic gardens that characterize it.
Sanctuary of Santa Eufémia It's one of the sacred sources of water and an amazing sight; here we will connect with the ancient legends of Sintra.
From here, we will walk about 2 km to a sacred lake with living waters; when you're up to it, we can do some relaxing and breathing exercises to get into the teluric frequency of Sintra's waters.
"Please bring a pareo or scarf to sit on and wipe your feet after soaking in the lake."
Fonte da Sabuga is where you can taste the water from one of the main sources of Sintra.
From the top, we do the sightseeing of the National Palace of Sintra, an emblematic palace with two big chimneys, and we talk about the historical life of this royal palace.
On the way to Moorish Castle, we stop in front of Chalet Biester, one of the iconic palaces of Sintra, and then we stop to see the castle.
We stop in the mountains, and we're having a wonderful sightseeing tour of Pena Palace.
The Parks of Pena are beautiful botanical gardens in Romantic style, with connections to ancient heritages and exotic landscapes.
Originally the main source, Penha of Sintra has been a pilgrimage point all over the civilizations and centuries's...
The yellow Royal Palace was built as the summer residence of the last dynasty of kings in the 19th century. Integrating all the heritages and symbols of our nation in the romantic expression of his time.
If you want to visit on a tour, I suggest the tour by the exterior and the parks that you can choose at the moment; the interior is always crowded, and you have to schedule the day before to 1 p.m.
Quinta da Regaleira It's a very unique, symbolic, and mystic palace that expresses a scenography of the Alchemy of the Spirituality, with the misterious Iniciatic Well connected with the Templaires origin of Portugal.
On the road to Monserrate, you will pass some attractions, like the Palácio de Seteais and one of the beautiful Fountains of Sintra.
Then we stop by the Park and Palace of Monserrate. Once more, past history connects with the Romantic time of Sintra, where an English merchant built its beautiful summer residence with amazing architecture and the beautiful gardens that characterize all these palaces of Sintra.
That's the park and palace that I suggest visiting on a tour.
Here we finish the palace sightseeing and follow to the wonderful natural places, where we connect with the water sources and the immense Atlantic Ocean.
The Western Point of Europe, Cabo da Roça, is a unique point with an immense view throughout the Atlantic Ocean.
Returning Sintra by the Coast, we do a passage by Praia das Maçãs, where we do one more connection with the natural and cultural heritage, and eventually we can stop for a relaxing drink or an early dinner. Then continue with another stop to admire the beautiful ocean view at Azenhas do Mar.
Azenhas do Mar is a picturesque village where we have a beautiful ocean sightseeing view.
And finally, after an intense day full of amazing experiences, we return Sintra to the pickup point.
with your car there is a car parking in front of Portela de Sintra train station, not payed, and another at side, payed one; by private transport, Portela de Sintra Train Station; we meet in front of the main road semaphore, bus stop.
You have to buy the Tickets to the Monuments you choose to visit during the tour at the moment on the ticket line or by internet.
In this tour if you want to visit the Pena Palace choose only the Parks, to visit inside you have to schedule and to wait in the queues to go inside because it's usually very crowded.
Sintra is a picturesque town on the Portuguese Riviera, known for its 19th-century Romanticist castles, palaces, and lush gardens. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a fairytale-like atmosphere with its unique blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty.
A 19th-century Romanticist palace perched on a hilltop, known for its vibrant colors and eclectic architectural styles.
A mystical estate with lush gardens, hidden tunnels, and the famous Initiation Well.
A medieval castle with origins dating back to the 8th century, offering stunning views and a glimpse into Sintra's past.
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A stunning 19th-century palace set in a lush, romantic garden, showcasing a blend of Gothic, Moorish, and Indian architectural styles.
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Sintra is a safe destination for travelers, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere.
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