HIGHLIGHTS

Perched atop the Sintra Mountains, one of Portugal's most spectacular architectural marvels. Originally a monastery, it was transformed into a colorful Romanticist palace in the 19th century by King Ferdinand II. The palace is a fantastical blend of vivid colors, ornate stone carvings, and decorative terraces, set against the lush greenery of the surrounding forest. With its panoramic views of Sintra and the Atlantic Ocean, Pena Palace embodies a fairy-tale-like aura that captivates visitors. Note: tickets are not included.

A charming village shrouded in mists and mysteries, Sintra invites you on a journey to a magical world where history blends sublimely with nature. Sintra offers its visitors a unique experience, filled with palaces, castles, gardens, and breathtaking landscapes.

This architectural wonder, set amidst lush gardens, is famed for its Gothic façade, intricate carvings, and fascinating symbols linked to alchemy, Masonry, and the Knights Templar. The grounds feature a variety of intriguing structures, including the renowned Initiation Wells and labyrinthine grottoes that lead to hidden waterfalls and lakes. Quinta da Regaleira offers a mysterious and magical journey into the past, making it a must-visit for those intrigued by history and mysticism. Note: tickets are not included.

Cascais-Guincho route, a scenic coastal drive from the charming town of Cascais to Guincho Beach. Renowned for its stunning marina, historic sites, and panoramic views of dramatic cliffs and the vast ocean, this route showcases the raw beauty of Portugal’s Atlantic coast, making it a must-visit for surfers, nature lovers, and anyone eager to experience the serene landscapes near Lisbon.

Cascais, a picturesque seaside town that blends glamorous maritime heritage with a laid-back beach vibe. Once a royal getaway, Cascais boasts elegant palaces, lush parks, and a bustling marina framed by golden beaches. Stroll along the charming cobblestone streets, visit the historic Santa Marta Lighthouse, and relax at one of the many seaside cafes. With its rich cultural scene and vibrant nightlife, Cascais offers a perfect mix of historical depth and modern leisure, making it a favored destination near Lisbon.