The town of Sintra is small and compact, easily walkable and filled with great shops and restaurants.
One of the Seven Wonders of Portugal. It's famous for its mountain top setting, its whimsical blend of architectural styles, and its vibrant colors.
Visit the westernmost point of continental Europe at Cabo da Roca within the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park. The dramatic cliffs and sea views are spectacular, and there's a lighthouse you can explore. The Cabo da Roca Lighthouse is located 541 ft above the Atlantic Ocean. There are no entrance or parking fees to view this dramatic landscape.
Monserrate Palace has surrounding botanical gardens. The palace is known for its unique architecture, built in 1858 and serene surroundings. Another beautiful example of Sintra and Portuguese romanticism.
The tram is synonymous with Lisbon. The most famous route, and the one that gives the best look at the city for those visiting for the first time, is the 28. Take a charming tram ride on Tram 28, which winds through some of Lisbon's most picturesque neighborhoods, including Alfama and Graça. People really love this cute, yellow tram.
This area has many small bars and restaurants.
Quaint charming neighborhood to explore.
This city loves its vistas. While the link below is a list of rooftop bars, Lisbon is also famous for their free miradouros (view points) dotted around the city to watch the sun go down from above. Grab a bodega drink and some snacks, walk up the hill, sit down, and enjoy the beautiful city we've all found ourselves in.
Restaurant on the water overlooking Lisbon.
One of the biggest indoor aquariums in Europe!
Glamourous casino where Ian Fleming visited before writing Casino Royale! This is also claimed to be the largest casino in Europe.
Praia da Rainha, Guincho beach, Praia da Duquesa, Praia da Adraga are some beautiful beaches in Cascais.