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Visit the National Palace of Pena, a former mountain monastery turned into a vibrant palace by King Ferdinand II. Located in the beautiful Park of Pena, where you’ll find exotic plants and hidden green spots.
Prepare for an exciting tour of the Pena Palace and Park with a knowledgeable guide.
Want great views of Sintra? Visit the 10th-century Moorish castle. You’ll get the best sights in town.
Take a shared tour to visit Lisbon, Belém, and Sintra. Start the day with a visit to Pena Palace in Sintra. Enjoy a guided tour of the historical palace, followed by free time to explore the town. In the afternoon, return to Lisbon for a tour of Belém, where you can see the Jerónimos Monastery and try the famous Pastéis de Belém. Finish the day with a walk through Lisbon’s city center to see popular landmarks.
Enter a storybook world of castles, exotic plant life and secret treasures in Sintra. Explore Cascais and take a coastal drive to Lisbon via Estoril and the casino.
Explore Sintra on this guided walking tour. Learn local stories and legends from a knowledgeable guide.
The National Palace of Sintra in the heart of the old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1995. Walk the stomping ground of the Portuguese monarchs and see how they lived in the middle ages. Visit the Coats of Arms room and see the most important collection of Mudéjar Azulejos (colored glazed tiles) in the world!
Step inside a unique 16th-century castle bursting with vibrant colors and Romantic, Renaissance, Manueline, and Moorish styles.
Travel back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of this ornate palace and garden. Known as Portugal’s answer to Versailles, it was originally designed as a summer residence for the royal family, before King Pedro III transformed it into a full-fledged palace. Discover for yourself the majesty of the 18th-century aristocracy!
Meet your friendly local guide outside Quinta da Regaleira and get ready for a cultural deep-dive into one of Sintra’s iconic palaces.
Travel around Sintra easily with public transport.
The Biester Palace was built by Portuguese architect José Luís Monteiro in the last decades of the 19th century, bringing together great historical and artistic influences.
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