• National Palace of Queluz - The modest exterior of the palace conceals the grandeur and luxury within Queluz. The palace showcases a blend of Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical architectural styles, while the gardens are influenced by French designs.
• Palacio Nacional de Mafra - Constructed in the 18th century by the decree of King João V (1689-1750) to fulfill a vow for an heir from his marriage to Maria Ana of Austria, or to recover from a severe illness, the Royal Convent and Palace of Mafra stands as Portugal’s most significant baroque monument. Made entirely of limestone and marble from the local region (Pêro Pinheiro and Sintra), the structure spans nearly four hectares (37,790 m2), featuring 1,200 rooms, over 4,700 doors and windows, 156 stairways, and 29 inner yards and courtyards. This splendor was made possible by the influx of Brazilian gold, enabling the King to support the arts and reinforce royal authority.

For the Royal Convent of Mafra, the King commissioned sculptures and paintings from renowned Italian and Portuguese artists, and all altar cloths, church vestments, and religious gold and silverware were ordered from France and Italy.

• Ericeira Sup - Ericeira is a delightful Portuguese fishing town located along a coastline renowned for its exceptional surfing beaches. This consistent and powerful surf has transformed tranquil Ericeira into a surfing haven, offering a relaxed daytime atmosphere and vibrant nightlife, along with excellent accommodation and top-notch tourist facilities.

Today, Ericeira is a perfect blend of Portuguese heritage and a trendy surfing vibe, where traditional fishermen’s cottages sit alongside stylish lounge bars and cafes. Ericeira is beloved by the Portuguese, who flock to the town in the summer, attracted by the stunning beaches and renowned seafood.

Most international visitors come to Ericeira for the surf, but during the summer, it also becomes a lively and bustling holiday spot, ideal for young couples and families.

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