Sintra is one of those magical places where man and nature come together in a perfect mix, as if wishing to leave us in a state of permanent surprise. Wander through the mysterious Pena Park (ticket included), with an astonishing variety of plants and trees. Discover secret trails. Feel like royalty as you enter the romantic Pena National Palace, a marvelous fairy tale palace from the 19th century (ticket included). At the top of the mountain, enjoy the amazing views over the Moorish castle.
Free time in the old Sintra town – do not miss the opportunity to taste the delicious pastries: Travesseiro and Queijada. You still have some time to visit the National Palace if you wish (ticket not included). Drive through the natural wonders of the Sintra Natural Park and stop for a fabulous photo opportunity at the Roca Cape cliffs, the westernmost point of Continental Europe.
Catch a view of the strong waves at the breathtaking Guincho beach, a fashionable beach all year around, and a paradise for surfers, windsurfers, and kite-surfers. Take a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast on our way to Cascais. In Cascais, the first tourism region in Portugal, you will have free time for lunch, to enjoy a walk along its bay or spend the time at the beach. In the beginning of the 20th century, this was where the first summer holiday houses for the very rich social classes were built. Returning to Lisbon, drive along the coast passing the town of Estoril and its Casino.
Highlights
- Visit to Pena Palace and Park, with a guided visit
- Free Time to enjoy Sintra Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Town
- Stop at Roca Cape for the stunning cliffs, known as the most western point of Continental Europe
- Walk along the picturesque Cascais Town.
- Free time for lunch and enjoy one of the amazing portuguese beaches.
Itinerary
Start your adventure as you leave Lisbon early in the morning.
08:00
Departure from Lisbon
Pena Park, surrounding the stunning Palácio da Pena, spans 200 hectares of lush forest and breathtaking landscapes. It’s a carefully designed setting that enhances the palace’s romantic architecture. The park features trails, viewpoints and vibrant gardens.
08:00
Departure from Lisbon
Pena Park, surrounding the stunning Palácio da Pena, spans 200 hectares of lush forest and breathtaking landscapes. It’s a carefully designed setting that enhances the palace’s romantic architecture. The park features trails, viewpoints and vibrant gardens.
08:00
Departure from Lisbon
Pena Park, surrounding the stunning Palácio da Pena, spans 200 hectares of lush forest and breathtaking landscapes. It’s a carefully designed setting that enhances the palace’s romantic architecture. The park features trails, viewpoints and vibrant gardens.
08:00
Departure from Lisbon
Pena Park, surrounding the stunning Palácio da Pena, spans 200 hectares of lush forest and breathtaking landscapes. It’s a carefully designed setting that enhances the palace’s romantic architecture. The park features trails, viewpoints and vibrant gardens.
Hard Rock Café - Av. da Liberdade 2
In front of Hard Rock Café, at Restauradores Square - Metro Stop: Restauradores
Drop-off
Same as the meeting point.
- Reserved entry ticket to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
- Pre-booked time slot to avoid ticket purchase queues
- Ticket sourcing and booking handled on your behalf through official and trusted third-party providers
- Mobile ticket (PDF) for easy entry
- Complimentary Digital Road Map & Quick Guide (PDF) to help you plan your visit
- Customer support via WhatsApp and email (response within a reasonable time frame)
- Guided tour or live guide – This ticket is for independent, self-guided entry only
- Audio guide – Not included (may be purchased separately inside the Vatican Museums)
- Access to St. Peter’s Basilica – Entry is free but managed separately and cannot be guaranteed due to crowd control, security measures, or closures
- Priority access at security checks – All visitors must go through mandatory airport-style security screening
- Food and beverages – Not included
GIUSEPPE –
La visita si è svolta nel complesso senza intoppi e le istruzioni erano facili da seguire. I Musei Vaticani sono sicuramente affollati, ma l’arte, l’architettura e l’atmosfera rendono la visita assolutamente imperdibile, almeno una volta nella vita.