Explore the remarkable "Palácio da Pena," heralded as one of Portugal's Seven Wonders. Perched atop a towering 500m cliff within the Sintra mountains, this palace is a captivating fusion of architectural styles. Constructed in the 19th century by D. Fernando II, it rose from the remains of an ancient convent. Beyond its splendid interior, the palace park unveils an array of plants and trees from global corners, alongside winding paths and unique stone seating. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Palácio da Pena invites you to immerse yourself in its history, artistry, and lush surroundings.

Explore the enchanting heart of Sintra Village with leisurely moments to savor the authentic "Travesseiros de Sintra" pastries. Sintra Village's historical center stands as an iconic and romantic Portuguese destination. Amidst palaces, forests, and mist-kissed mountains, Sintra weaves a spellbinding aura rich with legends. Unveil the beauty of this village and meander through its quaint traditional boutiques, vintage stores, eateries, and historic cafes. But above all, bask in the landscapes that have ignited inspiration in countless artists, writers, and royalty. Your free time here promises an encounter with the magic that defines Sintra.

Quinta da Regaleira stands as an alluring jewel within Sintra, renowned for its captivating palace and an array of enchanting and enigmatic locales. Encompassing approximately four hectares of land, this domain intertwines architecture with the beauty of diverse trees and exquisite gardens. An air of mystique and intrigue is woven throughout, owing to the myriad symbols strewn across its edifices. Among its many allurements, the Initiation Well, colloquially known as the "inverted tower," commands attention. A spiral staircase with a profound 27-meter descent, it embodies the concept of the axis mundi—a bridge connecting the realms of Earth and Sky. This mesmerizing feature amplifies the intrigue that pervades Quinta da Regaleira, enticing visitors into its realm of wonder.

Our journey unveils Sintra National Park's beauty, leading to Cabo da Roca—the renowned westernmost point of Europe. Immortalized by Luís de Camões, this spot symbolizes where land meets sea, boasting majestic cliffs rising 150 meters high. A historic fortress once defended Lisbon, while the coast's third oldest lighthouse endures. Here, nature's awe-inspiring panorama offers a haven for photographers and nature admirers.

Indulge in leisure as you explore Cascais Village and witness the captivating allure of Boca do Inferno. Cascais, once a humble fishing village, underwent significant transformation in the 19th century and evolved into the prominent destination it is today. Throughout the 20th century, it emerged as a celebrated locale often referred to as the Portuguese Riviera.

Gaze at the panoramic view of Casino Estoril. Estoril features stunning beaches and the iconic Casino Estoril along the coast. This casino, the largest in Europe, played a role in the inception of James Bond. During World War II, Estoril became a hotspot for spies due to Portugal's neutrality. Ian Fleming, Bond's creator, stayed at Hotel Palácio de Estoril, frequented the casino, and drew inspiration from the espionage-filled atmosphere.