Meet your local guide at Sintra Train Station (main entrance). See the historic railway building and admire its traditional Portuguese tiles (azulejos), best appreciated in the calm atmosphere of the evening.

Discover São Pedro de Sintra, a quiet and authentic village area. Walk through narrow medieval streets and traditional cobblestone paths, lined with historic houses, and experience a lesser-known side of Sintra away from the main tourist routes.

Walk through Sintra’s medieval streets and narrow stone paths, passing old walls, historic houses and hidden corners that reveal the town’s past. Along the way, see the exterior of the Antigo Convento da Trindade and the Igreja de Santa Maria de Sintra, one of the town’s oldest churches, and admire their historic façades and architectural details linked to Sintra’s medieval heritage.

Walk down through Sintra’s medieval streets and follow the scenic "Volta do Duche" path. See the historic fountain illuminated at night, highlighting its traditional Moorish-style tiles, as you continue towards Sintra’s historic center. In spring, enjoy the delicate scent of blooming magnolias along the way.

Arrive at Quinta da Regaleira, one of Sintra’s most iconic and visited palaces. See the exterior architecture and intricate stone carvings, and experience the unique nighttime atmosphere, often accompanied by the sounds of owls. Pass by a centuries-old cork oak tree, a symbol of Portugal’s natural heritage, as you continue towards the final viewpoint.

Arrive at the Seteais Palace and admire its elegant architecture and surrounding gardens. Enjoy panoramic night views over Sintra, including the illuminated Pena Palace in the distance and the surrounding mountains. Take time to relax, rest and share impressions of the experience in a calm and scenic setting — a memorable final moment of the tour.

This is an optional stop for those who wish to extend the experience. You may choose to visit a scenic viewpoint or a medieval-style bar in the Serra de Sintra, with views over the surrounding mountains. In this unique and atmospheric setting, you may have the opportunity to taste drinks such as mead, mulled wine or a “Nordic-style potion.” On Friday and Saturday evenings, live medieval-style music is often available, enhancing the atmosphere.