Sintra Tour Come and discover the beauties of the Castles and Palaces

The National Palace of Queluz enchants with its grandeur and the exuberance of its architectural details. Closely linked to the experiences of three generations of the Portuguese Royal Family, and the scene of intense emotions, the palace reflects the evolution of tastes and styles of the time, including baroque, rococo and neoclassicism.

The Pena National Palace is like a sacred jewel that crowns the Serra de Sintra. The surrounding park, in tune with the palace's fairy-like character, awakens emotions of mystery and discovery. In its corners, the eyes are lost in charm

Isolated high up, on one of the peaks of the Sintra mountain range, the Castelo dos Mouros is a fortification founded in the 10th century, the time of the Muslim occupation of the Iberian Peninsula.

Stroll through the picturesque and historic streets of Vila de Sintra. Time to buy the magnet for your fridge and enjoy the traditional sour cherry liqueur ("ginginha")

In the center of the town of Sintra, marking the landscape with the unmistakable silhouette of the two conical chimneys that crown the royal kitchen, stands the only palace that has spanned the entire history of Portugal.

Get ready to walk a lot!
A retreat for writers, Monserrate attracted countless foreign travelers, especially English ones, who extolled its beauty in travel reports and engravings. When Francis Cook, a wealthy 19th-century English industrialist and major art collector, visited the site, he was fascinated. From this passion, a masterpiece of Romanticism was born: the Park and Palace of Monserrate

A retreat for writers, Monserrate attracted countless foreign travelers, especially English ones, who extolled its beauty in travel reports and engravings. When Francis Cook, a wealthy 19th-century English industrialist and major art collector, visited the site, he was fascinated. From this passion, a masterpiece of Romanticism was born: the Park and Palace of Monserrate

At the westernmost point of continental Europe, Cabo da Roca offers a unique panoramic view over the immensity of the Atlantic Ocean. The imposing lighthouse, with its tower covered in white tiles and a red balcony, stands out for being one of the oldest in Portugal

Boca do Inferno is one of the most emblematic viewpoints in Cascais. The name given to this place is due to its morphology and the impact of the high waves that are felt there in winter. Boca do Inferno would have been an ancient cave, with a gigantic caldera, connected to the sea by an arch, through which the waves force their passage. With unique characteristics, it is a place of leisure, where you can enjoy a divine landscape and magnificent sunsets.

Considered the Portuguese Riviera, it is one of the most complete destinations for leisure and rest, sports or trips along the Atlantic.