La magia de sintra
Hay mucho que hacer en el lugar donde estamos. En primer lugar, tendrás que decidir si tu día será cultural o deportivo.Estamos a 8 km de Sintra, Patrimonio de la Humanidad . Allí encontrará el Palacio y los Jardines de la Pena , el castillo árabe , la Quinta Regaleira (con su alocado jardín que incluye un sistema de túneles y cuevas) y, por último, pero no por ello menos importante, el Palacio de Monserrate .
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Get your ticket for the Pena Palace in Sintra here! Don't miss out on the chance to explore this stunning palace and its beautiful surroundings. Book your tickets now and get for an unforgettable experience!
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Should the Palace ticket not be available for the day you are visiting, just a garden ticket. You are not able to get into the Palace but you are able to appreciate the gardens and the outer structure of the palace and it's incredible view.

The Moorish Castle in Sintra is a stunning historical landmark that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. This 9th-century fortress is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history and architecture. With its unique design and rich cultural heritage, the Moorish Castle is a true gem of Portugal.
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This fortress / castle is on top of the mountain, about 500m coming down from Pena palace. It is a place with an amazing view but many stairs to get to the top of the towers and outer walls. For parents with smaller children in push chairs they will have to leave them at the central castle square before heading up.

The Palácio de Monserrate is a beautiful castle and park about 8km outside the Sintra city center. It is considered one of the most important examples of Romantic architecture in Portugal. It was commissioned by Sir Francis Cook in the 19th century and designed by James Knowles Jr. The palace is known for its eclectic mix of architectural styles, including Gothic, Moorish, and Indian.
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Did you know that the Palácio de Monserrate is part of the Cultural Landscape that made Sintra part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site?