Private tour from Lisbon to Sintra Palaces, Cascais and Estoril

Free cancellation

Place: Estoril

Validity: Flexible

Language: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese

Availability: Daily

Mobile voucher accepted

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Guided Tour

Private Tour

Private group

Hotel pick up

Transport included

Do this because

Enjoy a private transfer from Lisbon to Sintra
Visit one of the best towns in Portugal, considered a UNESCO World heritage site
Discover the wonderful art and monuments of Sintra
Take a ride near the coastline and enjoy the views
Escape the noise and traffic of the city for a day

What to expect

Sintra is one of the most magical places in Portugal. Accompanied by an experienced driver, enjoy a unique day on your stay in Portugal to explore Sintra with all the privacy and comfort it deserves.

You'll be picked up at your hotel in Lisbon and driven first to discover the city center of Sintra, where you'll understand the many reasons why this town has been.

After the city center visit the incredible Palácio da Pena, one of the best examples of 19th-century Romantic revivalism in Portugal. Situated at the top of the Monte da Pena, the palace was built on the site of an old monastery belonging to the Order of St. Jerome. It was the fruit of the imagination of Dom Fernando of Saxe Coburg-Gotha, who married the queen Dona Maria II in 1836. After falling in love with Sintra, he decided to buy the convent and the surrounding land to build a summer palace for the royal family.

After that you'll be taken to Quinta Regaleira, one of the town’s most enigmatic sights. The palace of Quinta da Regaleira was built in the early 20th century by the millionaire António Augusto Carvalho Monteiro (1848-1920), who managed to realise one of his dreams here with the help of the scenographic architect Luigi Manini (1848-1936). Surrounded by lush green vegetation, the Palácio da Regaleira is a fascinating discovery.

The tour will then end along the shore with a few places to visit like the wonderful natural landmark of Cabo da Roca, the most westerly point of mainland Europe.

It is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes and clothes
Due to uneven and steep surfaces, this activity is unsuitable for anyone who has difficulty walking
Not wheelchair accessible