Sabuga Fountain - A source of drinking water known for its therapeutic properties, with historical records dating back to the 12th century. It features Baroque architecture.

Sintra National Palace - Situated in the heart of Sintra, this palace boasts a thousand-year history and is the oldest in Portugal. It was once the residence of the Portuguese Royal Family and is famous for its distinctive chimneys.

Palácio e Parque Biester - This palace gained fame as a filming location for Roman Polanski’s thriller “The Ninth Door,” starring Johnny Depp, who visited Sintra and the Biester Palace during the shoot.

Vale dos Lagos at Parque de Pena - A hike up the Serra do Parque Natural de Sintra, a UNESCO Heritage site, with a stop at Vale dos Lagos to enjoy part of the Pena Palace gardens.

Castelo dos Mouros - Explore the castle walls and enjoy stunning viewpoints over Sintra’s Historic Center. The Moors inhabited the castle until 1147, when Sintra was conquered by Portugal’s first king, Don Afonso Henriques.

Park and National Palace of Pena - One of Europe’s most visited monuments, the Pena Palace has been a National Monument since 1910 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. The tour guide will inform you where to buy tickets for the palace. Visitors can spend as much time as they like at the palace, but this time is not included in the tour duration. Tourists should notify the guide 15 minutes before they wish to resume the tour.

Quinta da Regaleira - One of Sintra’s most enigmatic sites, the Quinta da Regaleira Palace was built in the early 20th century in Gothic and Manueline styles.

Cabo da Roca - The westernmost point of mainland Portugal and continental Europe, offering a unique and breathtaking ocean view.