easy
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with moderate walking required on varied terrain.
Discover the rich history and sweeping views of Sintra on this 4-hour guided tour with Ride For You. From the vibrant Palace of Pena to the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira, uncover the stories and scenery that make Sintra a must-visit destination.
Starting at €55 | Book a Private Car! | Up to 8 Passengers
Embark on a captivating 4-hour tour of Sintra, known as the "Garden of Eden." Explore stunning palaces and gardens, guided by an expert who unveils the area's rich history. Experience breathtaking views from the Palace of Pena, the second highest point in the Sintra hills, and discover the magic of this enchanting landscape.
Rates per person:
**Plus a 6% FareHarbor tax All ages are welcome, however, please note every participant under 18 years old should be accompanied by an adult
4 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: Lisbon and Surroundigs
Departure Time: 8:30am
Lord Byron called Sintra the “Garden of Eden” and others have named it the “Most beautiful village in the world.” Discover why on this 4-hour sightseeing 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 palaces of Seteais and Monserrate.
Visit the westernmost point of Continental europe and back revigarated on this 4h journey.
In this tour we will see all the monuments from the outside.
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Much of the tour involves walking on uneven pavements and garden paths, so sturdy shoes are essential.
You’ll need identification for any monument admissions during the tour.
The tour views most landmarks from the outside; admission tickets to interiors are not included.
Sintra’s hills create variable conditions—layers and a light rain jacket are recommended.
Sintra’s rich palatial heritage traces back to Moorish occupancy and was extensively developed in the 19th century as a royal retreat.
Local efforts maintain the protection of Sintra’s natural parks and cultural sites, balancing visitor access with preservation.
Necessary for traction and comfort on cobblestone streets and garden paths.
Allows quick adaptation to Sintra’s frequently changing hilltop weather.
Stay hydrated during warm weather and while walking between sites.
summer specific
Capture vivid panoramas and architectural details throughout the tour.