Pena Park and Palace combine the pursuit of exoticism with a fascination for nature. Among exotic trees and native species, discover the various monuments that form an unmissable ensemble, of which Pena Palace stands out incomparably. This legendary 85-hectare park is comprised of several gardens and landscaped areas featuring native and exotic species from around the world. It also boasts an extensive water system that includes waterfalls, ponds, lakes, and fountains, along with small decorative buildings located throughout the park. The magnificent views of this historic park underscore its romantic setting, whose power to seduce and amaze remains alive more than a century later.

Sintra is a tourist town at the foot of Portugal's Sintra Mountains, near the capital, Lisbon. Long a royal sanctuary, its wooded grounds are dotted with pastel-colored estates and palaces. The Moorish and Manueline-style Sintra National Palace is distinguished by its two stunning identical chimneys and elaborate tilework. The 19th-century Pena National Palace, atop the hill, is known for its extravagant design and stunning views.

The Cabo da Roca Lighthouse is a Portuguese lighthouse located on the cape of the same name, in the parish of Colares, municipality of Sintra, Lisbon District, Portugal. Its quadrangular masonry tower is lined with white tiles and its annex buildings feature a red lantern and balcony.

Cascais is a seaside resort in Portugal, immediately west of Lisbon. It is known for its sandy beaches and bustling marina. The historic center is home to the medieval Nossa Senhora da Luz Fortress and the Citadel Palace, a former royal retreat. Nearby is the whitewashed church of Nossa Senhora da Assunção, with glazed tiles. The Casa das Histórias Paula Rego exhibits the Portuguese artist's paintings in a modern building.