The Historic Center of Sintra is an UNESCO World Heritage site marked by narrow streets, traditional houses and local commerce. During the visit, visitors can appreciate the typical architecture and the picturesque atmosphere of the Villa, immersed in the history of the Portuguese monarchy and 19th-century romanticism.

The Peña National Palace, located on the top of the mountain and built in the 19th century, is one of the greatest examples of romanticism in Portugal. With eclectic architecture, vibrant colors and Manueline, Gothic and Moorish influences, the palace offers panoramic views of Sintra and the surrounding region, providing a memorable historical and visual experience.

The Quinta da Regaleira, built in the early 20th century, is one of the most iconic sites of Sintra, standing out for its symbolic gardens, mysterious caves, towers and initiatic wells. This space combines neo-Manuel architecture, esotericism and nature, allowing for an engaging and unique visit.

The Cabo da Roca Road leads to the westernmost point of continental Europe. This venue offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Portuguese coast, and is ideal for contemplating the natural landscape and contact with the force of the sea.

The Historic Centre of Cascais is a traditional coastal Villa with picturesque streets, lively squares and historic buildings that reflect its connection to the sea and to the history of the Portuguese nobility.

Casino Estoril, one of the largest and most iconic in Europe, combines history, entertainment and elegant architecture, being a symbol of the social and cultural life of the region since the 1930s.