Sabuga fountain: a beautiful fountain located in the heart of Sintra. The waters of this fountain are historicaly believed to be medicinal and flow from fresh springs up in the mountain. This fountain also tell us about a tragedy that afftected Portugal in the XVIII Century, as well as an important and decisive time for the rule of the Portuguese crown.

National Palace: This palace is one of the most important monuments in Sintra and it's a must see. The palace is a great example of the Manueline and Mudéjar architectural styles, and it's the only palace in Portugal that still has its kitchens and service rooms almost completely intact.

The Biester Chalet is a charming small palace located in the Pena Park in Sintra, Portugal. The chalet was built in the 19th and it is a unique building that combines elements of Swiss chalet and Moorish style architecture, making it one of the most interesting and picturesque buildings in the park.

Moorish Castle: a medieval castle located on a hilltop with great views of the town and surrounding countryside. The castle is a great example of Moorish architecture, and it's believed to have been built during the 8th and 9th centuries.

Pena Palace: A romantic palace located on top of a hill that offers a panoramic view of Sintra and the surrounding area. The palace is a combination of various architectural styles, including Gothic, Manueline, and Mudéjar.

Pena Park: A large park that surrounds the Pena Palace, it offers a variety of different landscapes, including forests, gardens, lakes, and cliffs. The park is home to a variety of exotic plants.

We will stop at a famous Pastry shop of Sintra for you to try the tipical pastries of Sintra, the "travesseiro" and the "queijada de sintra"