2025 Sintra Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 When I first saw the exterior of the Palace of Sintra, I began to doubt my life, because this is where the king used to live. From the outside, you can see two huge kitchen chimneys. The interior of the palace is elegant and generous, not as magnificent and splendid as we had imagined the European palaces to be. The Royal Palace of Sintra is located in the town of Sintra, about 30 kilometers west of Lisbon. In the 10th century, the Moors built a royal palace castle in the Sintra area. Afonso I, the first king of Portugal, also lived here. The view from the inside of the palace is pleasant. Although the interior of the palace is not big, you can see how simple the Portuguese king was at that time.

Fairytale castles, mystical gardens, and breathtaking views! 🚆 Getting There • Take a train from Lisbon Rossio Station to Sintra (40 min, €2.30 one way). • Once in Sintra, use bus 434 (€11.50 hop-on-hop-off). Top Tip: Don’t use Uber/Bolt if you could, they don’t follow the normal fare and will keep cancelling even though the drivers accepted your booking, waiting you to raise the fares! 📍 Itinerary Morning ☀️ 🔹 Pena Palace (Palácio da Pena) – The most famous and colourful palace in Sintra! Arrive early (opens 9:00 AM) to beat the crowds. Enjoy the stunning views and explore the romantic gardens. (€14 entry) 🔹 Moorish Castle (Castelo dos Mouros) – A short walk from Pena Palace, these medieval ruins offer incredible panoramic views over Sintra and the coast. (€8 entry) Afternoon 🌿 🔹 Quinta da Regaleira – A mystical estate filled with underground tunnels, enchanting gardens, and the famous Initiation Well. A must-visit! (€11 entry) 🔹 Sintra Historic Centre – Stroll around the charming old town, grab a Travesseiro pastry from Piriquita Bakery, and explore the little shops. 💡 Extra Time? Visit Palácio de Monserrate, a hidden gem with gorgeous gardens and Moorish-Gothic architecture. 🚆 Heading Back • Take the train back to Lisbon Rossio Station (last train ~11 PM). 💡 Tips ✅ Wear comfortable shoes – Lots of walking and hills! ✅ Book tickets online to avoid long queues. ✅ Bring a light jacket – Sintra can be cooler than Lisbon. A magical day trip that feels like stepping into a storybook! ✨ #Favouriteitinerary #sintra #sintramagic

Winter break is coming! Here's a 13-day itinerary for Spain and Portugal! With this guide, you'll be able to enjoy the food, attractions, and shopping without any stress! Are you ready for a wonderful winter snow trip? Let's go! . 🎉Itinerary🎉: Day 1–2: 💺 Fly from Shanghai to Lisbon, explore Sintra and Cabo da Roca, and don't miss the World Heritage Site Pena Palace🏰! Day 3–4: Travel from Lisbon to Seville, try the ham culture experience at Jabugo🍖, admire Seville Cathedral, and feel the passion of flamenco💃! Day 5–6: Head to Ronda, Mijas, and Granada, where you'll find World Heritage Sites🎖️, and admire the living fossils of European architecture in Consuegra and Toledo! Day 7–8: Visit the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid🏟️, and enjoy a carefully selected roast suckling pig dish🍽️ on the way from Madrid to Segovia! Day 9–11: Take the high-speed train🚄 to Barcelona, enjoy a Gaudí magic tour, and be enchanted by Casa Batlló and seafood paella with sea views💓! Day 12–13: ✈️ Fly back to Shanghai from Barcelona, and return home happy, ready for your next trip! . Must-see attractions: 🕌 Alhambra, a must-see traditional Spanish building, with beautiful scenery that makes you feel like you're in a painting. 🏠 Casa Milà, with its wavy appearance and unique architectural style, inspires endless imagination, and the artistic touch overflows the picture. 🔮 Casa Batlló, Gaudí's magical apartment, is full of dragon stories, making you reluctant to leave. 🌹 Park Güell, Gaudí's paradise on the hill of Barcelona, where every tree and leaf is a beautiful legend. ⛪ Sagrada Família, a Spanish landmark, with intricate carvings inside and a varied exterior style, will move your heart💕. . Travel tips: 📅 January climate: Southern Spain has a mild maritime climate, while Portugal is slightly colder, but you should prepare warm clothes for both. 💰 Exchange rate: The currency in Spain and Portugal is the euro, and the exchange rate is about 1 euro = 7.5 yuan. 🛂 Visa information: You need to apply for a Schengen visa in advance for a trip to Spain and Portugal, so remember to plan ahead. 🎁 Specialty prices: Jamón, wine, and olive oil are specialties of Spain and Portugal, and the price is about 20–40 euros per kilogram. +U+1F60D . That's it for the wonderful trip to Spain and Portugal. Have a full and fulfilling holiday!

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : (The entrance is below the fort) 📍The main point is that the Moorish Castle🏰 is located on the mountain~You can see the clouds and mist in the mountain~Sometimes there is sunshine🌞Sometimes there is a rainbow🌈You will not feel bored on the trail, but will make you feel like you are in a paradise~Super beautiful ✏️Expected stay: about 2 to 3 hours ✏️Tickets🎫: Adult ticket: €12 Student/Senior Ticket: €10 (If you don’t buy a ticket~You can also walk to the ticket gate and then turn back) ⌚️: Opening hours: 09:30AM – 06:00PM Personal recommendation: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (really beautiful) #100 Ways to Travel

#wecreate Unveil the wonders of Sintra, Portugal, with the delightful Comboio Turístico! 🌈🚆 Discover fairytale-like castles, mesmerizing palaces, and lush gardens. 🏰✨ Lose yourself in the romantic atmosphere of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. #Sintra #ComboioTurístico #EnchantingSintra 💡Pro tip: Start your journey early to avoid crowds and make the most of your visit! 🌞👣 Plan your itinerary in advance, including must-see spots like Pena Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and Monserrate Palace. 🏰🌳 Don't forget to explore the narrow streets of Sintra's historic center and indulge in local delicacies. 🍴🍷 Immerse yourself in Sintra's unique charm and capture unforgettable memories! 📸🎉 #TravelTips #SintraMagic #PortugalUnforgettable

#2023travelwish There are plenty of palaces in Portugal but if you can only visit one, this should be it (Queluz is another must-see!) Located on top of a hill, there are great views and you can see the ocean from here. Although the views are great, you’ll probably visit because of the beautiful colors and amazing architecture. It’s very popular so it’s recommended you get tickets online in advance. You can either reach it by licensed tuk-tuk or on foot, which is a nice walk through the woods.

Sintra has to be on your itinerary if you are visiting Lisbon. The town is small enough for one day visit, but has alot to see. We left Lisbon at 830 and had breakfast in Sintra before embarking on our journey. First stop was Quinta de Regaleira - a private home and garden built in the early 20th century - and one of the most interesting structures in the garden is the 9 levels spiral well, hidden amongst the trees and rocks. Our second stop was the colorful and almost Disney like Peña Palace. perched on top of the hill and can be reached by bus from the town center. The last stop of the day was the Moorish Castle which is only 10 min away on foot from the palace. One can see miles away from the castle top and even Lisbon on a clear day. Sintra is only 40 min away by train from Lisbon from Rosario Staton. It is a popular destination especially in the summer. tickets should be booked online in advance. #portugal #sintra #historicplaces

The history of this magical place begins in the 12th century with the construction of a small chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Pena. In the same place, Manuel I ordered the construction of a monastery, the Royal Monastery of Our Lady of Pena, which was later handed over to the Catholic organization the Order of St. Jerome. In the 18th century, lightning strikes destroyed parts of the tower, chapel and sacristy, and then the Lisbon earthquake of 1755 reduced the monastery to near ruins. Only the high altar area within the church, with its marble and alabaster altarpiece by Nicolas de Chantraine, remains intact. In the 19th century, the Sintra mountain landscape and the ruins of the ancient monastery amazed King Fernando II of Portugal, and he fell in love with Sintra. In 1838 he also acquired the ruined old monastery, the Moorish castle, the surrounding farms and all the forests with his personal property. The original project was to restore the building as a summer residence for the royal family, but his enthusiasm led him to decide to build it into a palace under the guidance of German geologist, mineralogist and architect Baron Wilhelm Ludwig. The building is surrounded by other structures that are connected by walkways, watchtowers, a pathway, and even a suspension bridge. The palace blends architectural references of Manueline and Moorish influences, producing a surprising "Thousand and One Nights" scene Driven by his interest in collecting, Ferdinand II planted native forest species from all continents, including Asian camellias, which turned the 85 hectares of Pena Park into the most important botanical garden in Portugal. In 1995, the Sintra Cultural Landscape, including the Pena Palace, was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site. #OverseasTravel #PortugalTravel #PortugalClothing #WorldHeritage #WorldHeritageCulturalHeritage #WorldHeritageTour #Palace #portugal #sintra #palácio Nacional da Pena

◆Access: 30-40 minutes by bus from Sintra Station A palace and monastery ruins built in the 19th century with Romantic architecture. As you can see, the exterior is very colorful, but since it was originally a privately owned home, the exhibits inside the house are also very interesting, as they give a glimpse into how people lived at the time. As it is the most popular spot in Sintra, it is bound to be crowded. Since tourist buses run on a one-way circular route, it is especially crowded in the afternoon and evening. If you have time, we recommend visiting as early in the morning as possible. #historical ruins #great views

Getting There - Train from Rossio Lisboa Attractions - Pena Palace #sintra #portugal #lisbon #palacemuseum #palace

Sintra is a charming Portuguese town situated within the cooling hills of the Serra de Sintra. Hidden among its majestic pine forest, you will discover whimsical palaces, extravagant villas and the ruins of a 10th-century Moorish castle. This variety of fascinating historic buildings and stunning natural scenery, makes Sintra an outstanding tourist destination. Sintra is regarded as the finest day trip of the Lisbon region, and a visit to this wonderful town will make a fantastic addition to your holiday plans. The Pena palace is located in the mountains and it's location is absolutely amazing. Get your tickets online in advance which were about 13 euros each

When you take the train from Lisbon to Sintra, you must visit Pena Castle💕 The castle is beautiful with colorful colors, so it looks great in photos! If you go to Portugal, you must visit!❤️ #HotPlace

I am still marveling at this beautiful gigantic colourful palace. Perfectly standing on top of d Sintra mountain, #penapalace atau dalam bahasa negara sana digelar Palacio Nacional da Pena oversees d Atlantic Ocean & some parts of Lisbon. During d whole visit I pretended like I was in a Walt Disney castle, only its cheaper (€13.50) & surrounded with 200 hectares of garden. tu acik macam beruk mak yeh terlompat sana sini fefeeling skit Do consider visiting this place cause its only a 45min train journey from Lisbon & u can opt to walk or take a shuttle bus to the palace. bila da sampai Sintra (atas bukit & dlu tempat royals la) ni, kami menapak la juga sebab ada banyak gila castles (kalau ada masa lebih, sila pergi sekali Castle of d Moors. tu lawa juga tapi tak sempat pergi sebab nak kejar grafitti lagi di city), bangunan, rumah & tempat worth visiting along d way up. siap kami benti lunch (eryzal suka masak bawak bekal, acik tolong makan & cuci tupperware je) Quick info: initially it was a monastery & later reconstructed by King Ferdinand in 1847. Highly influenced by d Neo-Gothic, Neo-Islamic, Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Manueline architectural styles (Wikipedia) Most importantly, it has landed on d #unescoworldheritage sites list and one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal of course my pics don't do justice to the beauty of this place tapi sumpah cantikkkk #lisboa #sintra #portugal

Pena Palace in Sintra, Portugal This colorful, candy-like castle was built on a ruined monastery and is a popular tourist destination in Portugal. This castle, which stands on top of a mountain, is a mysterious mix of Islamic, Gothic, Manueline, and Renaissance styles. #WorldHeritage #Photogenic

The palace can be this gorgeous Portugal Sintra's 📍Pena National Palace (Parque e Palácio Nacional da Pena) Usually, palaces are gorgeous on the inside but plain on the outside.. Whoa! Pena Palace🏰 is no joke I wonder if this palace I'm looking at is really a palace built a long time ago🤭 It looked more like the fantasy space of someone who likes toys ㅎㅎ Honey⭐️TIP (Pena Palace-Regalera Villa-Roca Cape-Azenas do Mar) This is a popular course when traveling to Sintra from Lisbon for a day trip! Me too🥰 I'm going to introduce you one by one, starting with Pena Palace👍🏻 ✔️Lisbon-Sintra Train & Bus 1-day Integrated Ticket 💶15.5 (You can use the dedicated staff at the station or the unmanned vending machine) . #Portugal #LisbonTravel #Lisbon #SuburbanCity #SuburbanTravel #TrainTravel #Sintra #SintraTravel #HiddenTravelDestination #SmallCityTravel

The pictures are from the Palaco da Pena located in the small town of #sintra in #portugal . The place is very colorful with super nice views and a good landscape. It is located in a small forest on a hill. If you stay in Lisbon you can access the palace by trains that are running frequently and cheap. If you go by car note that the parking places are limited. #happynewyear

Palacio da Pena is recognized as one of the top ten most beautiful castles in the world. In 1995, it was selected as a World Heritage Site as part of the Sintra Cultural Landscape. It is now frequently used for the state affairs of the Portuguese President and other government officials. In the Middle Ages, it was only a church of the Virgin. In 1493, the Joao II couple came here for pilgrimage, and the successor Manuel I built the monastery. In 1755, the monastery was razed to the ground during the Lisbon earthquake. In 1842-1854, the summer palace was vigorously built. The architect was Baron von Eschwege, the German, who was finally completed in 1885. The palace is both Gothic, Renaissance, Moorish and Manuel.

| A must-see color palette for winter. Here comes the three days and two nights guide to Lisbon! journey: Day 1: Landing at noon Plaza Dom Pedro IV (more lively at night) Santa Justa Lift (no need to buy tickets or queue up, just go up behind the Camor Monastery) Augustus Street + Seaside Lisbon Cathedral Castle of São Jorge (half price for those under 25, no ID check, suitable for watching the sunset) St Lucia Viewpoint Day 2 Sintra - Pena Palace - Cabo da Roca - Cascais Day 3 Belem Tower - Monument to the Discoverers - Jerónimos Monastery - Bica Elevator - Glory Elevator transportation: Day 1: Just buy a single ticket from the airport to the city center, and other attractions can be reached on foot! Day 2: Lisbon 🚂 Sintra: Buy a train ticket alone Sintra 🚗 Pena Palace: Bolt taxi (the bus is crowded and there are no seats on the mountain road, which is very uncomfortable) Pena Palace 🚶🚌Cabo da Roca: Follow the Google route to hike down the mountain, you can pass the Moorish Castle on the way, and then take bus 1253 (the stop is also very close to the Sintra Palace) to Cabo da Roca. Cabo da Roca 🚌Cascais: 1624 bus Cascais 🚂 Lisbon: Cascais Yellow Line Train (Cascais city transportation does not charge money, cash is not accepted, and no one said anything if you can't pay by credit card) Day 3: A one-day pass costs 6.8 Euros! In general, I feel that this is the most economical way to travel. Have a meal: Verde minho: They have grilled chicken and grilled fish. The shop doesn't look like a local fly restaurant. I was the only Asian there on Saturday at noon. I waited in line for a while and the food was served at an average speed. I ordered half a grilled chicken (7.5 euros) + dessert. It was large in quantity, cheap and delicious! Many locals order grilled fish. Cash and credit cards are accepted and the service attitude is normal. Breakfast lovers Lisbon: Near the Pica elevator, ordered 🦐Benedict + coffee + small pancake, very delicious! O castico: The paella was not tasty, the rice was hard and the paella for 23 euros per person had shrimp, shellfish and squid, it was very sour and salty, aw! Shellfish have sand in them. If this price is normal, (then I feel that Uma’s seafood will not be fresh, after all, it is much cheaper 🦀) Egg tart: The Pastéis de Belém tasted good, a little sweet, but it was just right with the brown powder bag! Castro near Santa Justa tastes similar to Pastéis de Belém, no powder packets, discrimination: a black woman had a bad attitude and gave me a simple plastic packaging, while other Europeans and Americans were in boxes Tips: Cape Roca is very windy, please be careful as it will blow up sand (bring sunglasses) The seafood rice must be fresh, be careful not to eat it badly

10 tips to help you avoid tourist traps and enjoy life like a local 1. Must-visit cities: Lisbon + Porto + Sintra ✅ Lisbon: Take tram No. 28 through the Alfama district and watch the "Orange Sea Sunset" at the Castle of St. George in the evening; ✅ Porto: You must take the 17:00 cruise on the Douro River. The sunset reflects on the exterior walls of the winery like an oil painting; ✅ Sintra: Enter the Pena Palace before 9:30 to avoid the tour groups, and wear non-slip shoes to climb the Moorish Castle. 2. Cultural experience: Listening to more Dharma does not equal attending a commercial show ❗Avoid traps: Most of the signs in Alfama that say "Fado show €30 including meal" are tourist traps; ✅ Authentic way to play: Find a tavern deep in the alley (such as "A Tasca do Chico"), order a glass of port wine and listen to the songs quietly, €10 ticket + €2 coin to put into the singer's black hat to show respect. 3. Egg tart wars: This is the original one ✅ Pasteis de Belém: A century-old shop in Belém, €1.3/piece, sprinkled with cinnamon powder and served with espresso; ❗Warning: The "Egg Tart Museum" in the city is actually a high-priced souvenir shop, so be careful when buying "innovative flavors". 4. Traffic Pitfalls: Don’t Get Overcharged by Elevators ✅ One hour queue for Santa Justa lift? Walk for 3 minutes around the back mountain trail to the top for free; ✅ Porto Metro Z4 ticket covers all attractions, a single-day ticket is €7, saving 40% compared to a single purchase; ❗Warning: Taxi drivers often take detours and insist on using the meter (Ligar taxímetro). 5. Seafood critique: pricing by kilogram is reliable ✅ Cais Sodré restaurant code in Lisbon: "Peixe do dia" (fresh fish of the day) is 30% cheaper than the menu; ❗Must inspect the goods: When ordering grilled sardines, ask to see the gills (bright red is preferred), and refuse pre-fried frozen ones. 6. The metaphysics of tiles: old goods are hidden in the ruins ✅ Go to the LX Factory Cultural and Creative Park flea market to find 19th century hand-painted fragments for €5; ❗Don’t buy: Most of the "hand-painted tiles" around tourist attractions are factory printed products. Use your fingernails to scratch the glaze to determine the authenticity. 7. Wine routine: wine tasting ≠ entering the winery ✅ Porto Nova de Gaia riverside wine cellar (such as Sandeman), €12 for 3 items + free carved wine glass; ✅ Supermarket bargains: Buying 10-year-old Tawny Port wine (€15) at Continente supermarket is 3 times cheaper than at the airport. 8. Beach Tips: Enjoy the scenery on the south bank and play in the waves on the west bank ✅ Algarve Benagil Cave Kayaking, choose the 9:00 group (€25) to avoid the midday sun; ❗Cold Fact: The spectacular sight of huge waves crashing against the shore only occurs when the tide is high (check the tide table). 9. The ultimate money saver: Take advantage of "free prime time" ✅ Free admission to the National Museum of Ancient Art from 9:00 to 14:00 on Sunday; ✅ 50% off castle/monastery tickets on the first Saturday of every month; ❗Hidden benefits: The Lisbon Card includes transportation + attraction discounts, but the cost will only be recovered after 72 consecutive hours of use. 10. Etiquette minefield: Don't make the "OK" gesture randomly ✅ Correct operation: Restaurant checkout gesture imitates writing a check (waving with palm facing down); ❗Taboo: Giving a thumbs-up to locals = provocation, so use a "C'est bon" smile and nod instead. Conclusion Portugal is the city of Easter eggs—Michelin restaurants are hidden in abandoned monasteries, and the tram terminus is at the elopement cliff. You don't have to expect perfection when you first visit something. Leave some regrets as an excuse to come back again. Boa viagem! (Have a nice trip!)

Located just 30 minutes for Portugal’s capital city of Lisbon, the UNESCO world heritage site of Sintra is well worth the diversion when visiting the city: The small town has plenty of attractions to keep you occupied for the full day and no matter how long you have to spend here it’s never enough. Some of the key attractions include the Pena national palace and its stunning gardens, the castle of the moors that dominated the hill above the town. And the Sintra National palace. Make sure to try one of the towns famous pastries before you leave #aprilblooms #Portugal #unescoheritage

Lisbon is not just a city. She’s that cool art history major who writes poetry on napkins, takes you to wine bars in Bairro Alto, and then disappears for a weekend in Sintra “to clear her head.” I started off strong: • Got emotionally compromised at Torre de Belém, staring at the water like I was waiting for my 16th-century sailor husband to return. • Ate three Pastéis de Belém in under ten minutes. Zero regrets. • Climbed literal mountains of cobblestone, fueled only by espresso and delusion. Bairro Alto by night? Pure chaos in a bottle. Everyone’s hot, slightly drunk, and giving indie band lead singer energy. I made 12 best friends and forgot all their names by sunrise. That’s the Lisbon way. Then Sintra said, “You thought you were done? Lol no.” • Quinta da Regaleira was like stepping into a gothic fever dream. Secret tunnels, inverted towers, and the kinda vibe where you’d 100% join a cult if someone asked nicely. • Park & National Palace of Pena? Bright colors, sweeping views, and more castle-core drama than my last situationship. If Barbie had a Euro summer, she’d be living in that palace in a cape and plotting her royal comeback. I left with sore legs, a full camera roll, and a mild identity crisis. BRB, moving into a pink palace and changing my name to Constança. #AprilBlooms #TramTales #BelémBabe #FairyTaleFatigue #PastelDeNataEra

Sintra feels like stepping into a storybook. Nestled in the Sintra Mountains, this charming town is wrapped in misty forests, sprinkled with whimsical palaces, and bursting with romantic 19th-century architecture. The vibrant colors of Pena Palace, the mystical gardens of Quinta da Regaleira, and the cobblestone charm of the old town all add to its dreamy vibe. Imagine winding lanes, ivy-draped villas, and the scent of fresh pastries from local cafes – Sintra is nothing short of enchanting. How to Reach Quinta da Regaleira from Entrecampos (Lisbon): 1) Start at Entrecampos Station (Lisbon) Head to Entrecampos train station, which is conveniently connected to Lisbon’s metro system. Make sure to buy a train ticket to Sintra (you can get one at the ticket machines or counter). Cost is around €2.30–€3.00 one way with the Viva Viagem card. 2) Take the Train to Sintra Board the Sintra Line (Linha de Sintra) towards Sintra station. The journey takes about 45–50 minutes, and trains run frequently (every 20–30 minutes). Grab a window seat – the ride becomes more scenic as you get closer to the hills! 3) Arrive at Sintra Train Station Once you arrive at Sintra, take a moment to soak in the fresh air and charming atmosphere. From here, Quinta da Regaleira is about 1.2 km away – you can either walk (about 15–20 minutes uphill) or take a local tuk-tuk or taxi if you prefer a scenic ride. 4) Walk to Quinta da Regaleira If you decide to walk, follow signs to the historic center and then towards Quinta da Regaleira. The walk is beautiful – old mansions, lush greenery, and that fairytale fog floating through the trees. On the way, stop for a travesseiro (a sweet puff pastry Sintra is famous for). 5) Arrive at Quinta da Regaleira Get ready to explore hidden tunnels, mystical wells, and magical gardens. Don’t miss the Initiation Well – it’s like something straight out of an ancient legend. #travel #sintra #familytravel #myitinerary

Sintra, a 50-minute train ride from Lisbon There is a fairy-tale palace 🏰Pena Palace Mainly because the palace is more colorful than other places. I even think his appearance is more impressive than his inside. To visit the palace, you must purchase a ticket for a specific time in advance. It is also recommended to buy a shuttle bus to the mountain 🚌 Because there is a long slope from the entrance to the palace. The palace is located on the mountain and is also a very good viewing platform🔭 #MarchDestinations2025 #Portugal #Sintra

#Overseas travel 📍Pena Palace Kingdom Estrada da Pena, 2710-609 Sintra, Portugal I visited Sintra near Lisbon, and I recommend going to the Pena National Palace. It was really amazing and there were a lot of things to see, so it was great. Also, I recommend that you come with plenty of time to tour because you don't know how much time passes. You should make a reservation in advance and buy an entrance ticket to enter quickly, so I think it would be good to keep this in mind. The palace built against a yellow background was really amazing, and the sky was pretty. We took a picture together and it came out really well. How about taking a picture of your life with the pretty national palace in the background? Please visit this wonderful and amazing place! #Lisbon travel #Travel destination recommendation #Overseas travel destination recommendation #Pena Palace #Travel destination review #Tourist destination review #Let's go on a trip #Sintra travel #European backpacking trip #Lisbon attractions

Estrada da Pena, 2710-609 Sintra, Portugal This is the Pena Palace Kingdom! If you're visiting Lisbon, Portugal, I strongly recommend you to go here. The interior is absolutely stunning, and the exterior is perfect for taking beautiful photos, making it a great spot for capturing memorable moments. On rainy days, the outdoor spaces might be limited, but you can still enjoy taking photos and exploring the interior, which is equally fascinating! You can get a glimpse of how the former kings lived, including their bedrooms and dining areas, which makes for a truly unique experience. If you're looking for a distinctive travel destination, I highly recommend visiting this place.

#Overseas travel 📍Sintra I went to Regaleira Villa among Sintra! It was so amazing and the scenery was beautiful. In particular, the depth of the well was really long, so I was scared while going down, but it was really amazing and I kept being amazed when I saw it from above. I wondered what it looked like here 100 years ago and who lived in such a large villa. If you travel to Silla, I recommend you visit this place. It was such a great experience. #Lisbon travel #Travel destination recommendation #Overseas travel destination recommendation #Overseas travel recommendation #European travel destination #European backpacking trip #European atmosphere #Romantic travel

#Overseas travel Pena National Palace 📍Estrada da Pena, 2710-609 Sintra, Portugal If you are looking for a healthy place among the Sintra tourist destinations, I recommend visiting the Pena National Palace It felt like they preserved history and it was so amazing the whole time I was looking around. There was a time to wait after purchasing the entrance ticket, but after looking around the inside, it was so good that I didn't feel tired! If you are thinking about a travel destination near Lisbon, go to Sintra! I think the city center was nice because it was a unique trip with a different feeling. #Suburb travel #Sintra #European sensibility #European travel destination recommendation #European backpacking travel #Lisbon travel #Lisbon attractions #Tourist attraction review #Travel destination recommendation #Overseas travel destination recommendation