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The National Tile Museum (Museu Nacional do Azulejo) is one of Portugal’s most important national museums, for its unique collection of azulejo tiles.
Every nook and cranny of Sé de Lisboa tells a story, and one visiting means covering 800 years of history! Step inside this architectural marvel and explore it all, from the high choir to the main chapel, from the central nave to the ambulatory with its radiating chapels.
Step inside a kaleidoscope of dancing light and color and get immersed in 360° of mesmerizing art from two modern masters, with Monet & Klimt: The Immersive Experience tickets. This state-of-the-art display is the latest optical opera to be hosted in Lisbon’s breathtaking Reservatório Mãe d’Água.
Get lost in the melodies of a **Portuguese fado show** during your stay in beautiful **Lisbon**.
The Jerónimos Monastery is a National Monument and was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Step onto these significant grounds for a snoop around inside, where you can explore the whole place and ponder its homage to Portuguese identity and culture. Don’t forget to look up at the frescoed vaulted ceilings!
Take off for a tour to Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for Romanticism. Explore the Pena Palace on a curated tour of the cultural landscape of Sintra.
Explore Sintra, the capital of Romanticism, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Opt for the upgrade to tour the Pena Palace, absorb yourself in the cultural landscape of Sintra, and wander through the streets of the scenic village of Sintra.
Visiting Sintra is an essential Portuguese experience. This roundtrip afternoon tour from Lisbon to the UNESCO World Heritage Site lets you visit the National Palace of Sintra, a spectacular castle that is the crown jewel of all the royal palaces in Portugal. After free time to explore this mystical and ancient village, the tour travels to Cabo da Roca – the westernmost point of Continental Europe – and to the cosmopolitan town of Cascais, where Guincho beach and Boca do Inferno can be discovered nearby.
Explore the Pena Palace among picturesque vineyards.
Visit Sintra from Rossio Station by taking a train to this UNESCO World Heritage Site. At Sintra, explore the town on a bicycle and try the famous cheesecake at Sintra National Palace.
Smashing and crashing waves, equally dramatic scenery and romantic castles combine on this full-day tour to some of the most historic sites in Portugal. Experience a unique view of the great coastline from Cascais, including the popular Guincho Beach, a haven for surfers.
Spend a day in Sintra visiting Pena Palace, Cabo da Roca, Cascais, and Estoril.
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