easy
3 hours
Moderate fitness recommended for comfortable walking over varied terrain.
Discover the enchanting palaces and lush gardens of Sintra on this personalized 3-hour walking tour, led by expert guides who reveal the area's rich history. Perfect for travelers wanting a deep dive into Sintra’s magic.
Spanish and English | 25€ | Great for everyone | 8 Persons
Embark on a captivating 3-hour walking tour of Sintra, where enchanting palaces and lush gardens await. Led by an expert guide, explore the romantic Quinta da Regaleira and the majestic Palace of Seteais. Experience the magic of this “Garden of Eden” and uncover the rich history of this breathtaking landscape.
3 hours
The Palace of Pena stands atop a rocky peak, which is the second highest point in the Sintra hills (the only place higher than the palace itself is the Cruz Alta, 528 metres above sea level).
Departure & Return Location: Sintra Train Station (on front of GNR (Police)
Departure Time: 10:00am
Lord Byron called Sintra the “Garden of Eden” and others have named it the “Most beautiful village in the world.” Discover why on this 3-hour walking tour around its paradisiacal streets and gardens.
You will feel the magic and mystery that emanates from all the palaces, villas and estates throughout the landscape.
You will have the services of an expert guide who will explain the history of how Sintra came to be, while you wander around romantic and mysterious locations, such as the Quinta da Regaleira and the palace of Seteais.
The privileged location of Sintra makes weather conditions always a surprise. We recommend that you bring a jacket, camera, comfortable shoes and a bottle of water.
Sintra is linked to Lisbon through an economic rail service that departs from the Rossio station. There is a service every 20 minutes during the day and the first train is at 7:00 and the last at 23:00. The trip lasts 40 minutes. Ride for You will wait for you to start the ride to remember.
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Expect a fair amount of walking on varied terrain during the tour.
Capture scenic views and architectural details at key spots.
Carry water, especially if visiting during warmer months.
Start your tour on time to maximize your experience and visit all highlights.
Sintra’s palaces date back to the Moorish period, and the town has long been a retreat for Portuguese aristocracy.
Efforts to preserve Sintra’s historical sites ensure that future visitors can continue to enjoy its unique architecture and landscapes.
Suitable for extended walking on cobblestone streets and uneven paths.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during outdoor explorations.
summer specific
Carry essentials like water, camera, and guidebook.
Stay hydrated during your walk through Sintra.