Travel time to Palazzo Monserrate takes approximately 1 hour, depending on traffic.

Monserrate Park is four kilometers from the center of Sintra. It encloses exuberant gardens and a palace, a unique testimony to 19th century eclecticism, whose interior plant motifs extend harmoniously to the exterior. The front lawn of the palace offers the possibility of a well-deserved rest before or after discovering one of the richest botanical gardens in Portugal.

In Azenhas do mar, time seems to have stopped and you will discover an adorable typical village, on the edge of the cliff. Enough to admire the magnificent panorama offered by the place, while nibbling on some local specialties! When you arrive, you discover it at the top of the hill and one thing is clear: it seems not to have moved for decades, with its small traditional white houses and small winding streets.

Cabo da Roca is a wild cape that lies at the westernmost point of continental Europe. This place made up of cliffs hammered by the winds and arid lands was once (until the 14th century) considered the end of the world. It is the ideal place for people who appreciate nature, with on one side the expanse of water that seems infinite and on the other the mountains of the Sintra-Cascais natural park.

Magnificent beach set in the spectacular landscape of the Serra de Sintra hills. Always exposed to strong winds, it is famous for its huge waves, summer and winter alike. It is therefore a paradise for experienced surfers. At the southern end of the beach is the yellow-painted fort of Fortaleza do Guincho, which has been transformed into a 5* hotel with its outdoor swimming pool built around an old fort.

The return trip from Guincho beach, along the coast, to Lisbon is approximately 1h30. There may be more traffic during the summer season.