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Sintra City - Journey by Train

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Live guide: English

Tour frequency: Monday - Sunday | 9:00

Tour on request - the order is confirmed within 24 hours

Meeting point: Station of Rossio

Arrival point: Station of Rossio

Join us on this tour to visit another Portuguese city that has been classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and admire beautiful sights of Sintra.

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Visit the UNESCO sights of Sintra
National Palace of Sintra
See the palace of the Portugal kings with thousand-year-old history

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Join us on this tour to visit another Portuguese city that has been classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and admire beautiful sights of Sintra.

You can choose which one of these beautiful monuments you would like to visit: National Palace of Sintra, a grandiose and magnificent palace of the kings of Portugal with thousand-year-old history or Park and National Palace of Pena, standing on the top of a hill in the Sintra Mountains. Park and Palace of Monserrate that combines gothic and Indian influences, as well as Moorish suggestions together with exotic and plant motifs which are harmoniously extended to the exterior or Convent of the Capuchos, its rustic appearance and great austerity, are indissociable from the surrounding vegetation, since the building is completely integrated into the natural environment.

Moorish Castle built by the Berbers (Moors) in the 8th and 9th centuries is also listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List or Quinta da Regaleira a decorative 20th-century residence, split over five floors with ornate gothic façade and enchanting gardens. You will also have some free time for lunch in Sintra, where you can taste the famous pastries “travesseiros”.