Explore Sintra in just 4 hours with our Sintra Tour. Ideal for those looking for a complete experience with limited time available
Join us on our journey through Sintra, where the Portuguese high aristocracy left their legacy in palaces and manor houses.
The majestic mountain range extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Marked by a unique microclimate and fertile soil, which have attracted inhabitants since ancient times.
Next, explore the National Palace, built in the 14th century. Distinctive conical chimneys and rich history are reflected in the uniquely decorated rooms.
Then, stroll through the Ethereal and charming alleys and discover the famous Piriquita pastry shop. Finally, immerse yourself in the allure a place that continues to captivate visitors from around the world.
Itinerary
Start your journey on the Sintra Tour by exploring the Palácio de Queluz, often referred to as the “Portuguese Versailles.” This palace is where Dom Pedro I of Brazil was born, and where the Portuguese monarchs sought elegant refuge following the challenges posed by the 1755 earthquake. It became a key residence before the royal family’s tumultuous departure to Brazil during the French invasion. Discover royal splendor and historical intrigue in this architectural treasure.
Embark on a journey to the Queluz Palace, a witness to the intriguing chapters of Portuguese history. This Rococo-style royal refuge, where Dom Pedro IV was born and died, showcases stunning gardens, monumental staircases, and allegorical décor inspired by classical mythology. An optional visit that unveils the secrets of Portuguese royalty.
On the Sintra Tour, take some time to get lost in the narrow streets of the town center, filled with shops and artisanal crafts. Sintra, one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal, captivates thousands each year with its charming atmosphere. Explore its picturesque streets and discover unique treasures around every corner.
On the Sintra Tour, beyond the monuments, we explore the flavors of Sintra. Visit the iconic Piriquita pastry shop to indulge in the irresistible Travesseiros and Queijadas, a sweet experience that elevates tourism to new levels of pleasure.
After exploring Sintra, our return to Lisbon takes us through Cascais, a fishing village that has evolved into a cosmopolitan enclave for Portugal’s middle class. This transformation vividly reflects modern Portugal. Along the way, we pass through Estoril, famous since World War II for attracting Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond. The journey back to Lisbon along the coast offers unforgettable landscapes and stories. (Conditions apply depending on the available time within the 4-hour tour).
