• Palácio Nacional e Jardins de Queluz - The Royal Palace of Queluz, also known as the National Palace of Queluz, is an 18th-century palace. It was constructed as a summer retreat for D. Pedro de Bragança and is one of the last significant Rococo-style buildings in Europe.

This palace served as a discreet place of confinement for Queen D. Maria I during her period of madness, particularly after D. Pedro’s death in 1786. Following a fire at the Palácio da Ajuda in 1794, the Palace of Queluz became the official residence of the Portuguese Prince Regent, the future D. João VI, and his family. It remained their residence until the Royal Family fled to Brazil in 1807 due to the French invasions.

• Centro Histórico de Sintra - A medieval village where mystery intertwines with nature, and palaces appear as if from a fairy tale.
• Quinta da Regaleira - A mystical site from the early 20th century, associated with Freemasonry and envisioned by Carvalho Monteiro and Luigi Manini.

Tickets for this monument are sold in time slots, and it is recommended to purchase them in advance. For those wishing to visit Quinta da Regaleira, it is advised to buy tickets for the 1 PM slot. Please note that the guide will provide explanations about the monument only from outside.

• Parque e Palácio de Monserrate - The Monserrate Palace is situated in Monserrate Park, located in the parish of Sintra, municipality of Sintra, district of Lisbon, Portugal. The Monserrate Palace has been recognized as a Property of Public Interest since 1978. The stop at this location is for photography only.
• Colares - Colares is a village with a history that stretches back to ancient times. Ascend through the lush greenery of the Sintra Mountains and admire the entire fertile valley that shares its name, with the vast ocean and Cabo da Roca, where the land ends and the sea begins, as its backdrop.

There will be a stop for lunch at this location.

• Sintra Mountains - The Serra de Sintra is regarded by many as a mystical and magical place with lush vegetation, located in the heart of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park.
• Cabo da Roca - The westernmost point in Portugal, described by poet Luis de Camões as “where the land ends and the sea begins,” offering a stunning landscape between the Sintra mountains and the sea.
• Cascais - Cascais is a coastal resort town in Portugal, just west of Lisbon. It is renowned for its sandy beaches and bustling marina. The historic center features the medieval Fortress of Nossa Senhora da Luz and the Palácio da Cidadela, a former royal retreat. Nearby is the whitewashed church of Nossa Senhora da Assunção, adorned with glazed tiles.

• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• Transportation by air-conditioned van
• Guided tour outside the monuments

• Lunch
• Tickets for monuments and other activities
• Entrance – National Palace of Queluz
• Entrance/admission – Quinta da Regaleira

Experience more attractions in less time with a day of travel, allowing you to explore the monuments at your own pace. This tour is designed for small groups, with a maximum of eight participants.

Discover the city through the perspective of a local who is deeply passionate about the places where they grew up. Enjoy dining at local spots (please note that lunch is not included in the price).

Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1995, will captivate you with the Queluz Palace and its gardens. Descend into the Initiatic Well of Quinta da Regaleira and take in the stunning views at Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe. Finally, explore the charming fishing village of Cascais.

The guided tour is conducted only outside the monuments.

This tour is highly recommended for families, seniors, and groups. Our guides are not just tour guides; they are storytellers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.