The Pena National Palace is a romantic palace from the 19th century, situated at the highest point of the Serra de Sintra. It stands out for its unique architecture, striking colors and the fusion of artistic styles, being one of the greatest symbols of romanticism in Portugal.

The Historic Centre of Sintra corresponds to the ancient core of the Villa, characterized by narrow streets, traditional buildings and an atmosphere of its own, where centuries of history are concentrated linked to the presence of the Portuguese court.

The National Palace of Sintra, a former royal residence built between the 14th and 15th centuries, is one of the best preserved medieval palaces in the country. Recognizable for its conical chimneys, it represents several periods of the history of the Portuguese monarchy, being observed during the unstoppable journey.

"The Quinta da Regaleira, built in the early 20th century, is an architectural and landscape complex of neo-Manuel style, known for its symbolism, enigmatic gardens and elements linked to philosophy and spirituality. The site is contextualized during the passage, without internal visit.