Sintra Walking Tour - The Portuguese Fairytale

One of the most incredible Palaces in Sintra with a lot of influence from the Templars, the Rose Cross, the Order of Christ and the Masonry. The massive area is covered with plants from all over the world and its incredible tunnels connections leading you from one place to another.

The oldest Palace in Sintra, being originally built during the moorish rule in the VIII Century. It was the favorite by most of the Kings in Portugal. The actual Palace has some influence of different architecture styles, such as Gothic and Manueline.

Castle built in the VIII century by the Moors to protect Sintra. It was refurbished in the XIX century by King Fernando II.

This is one of the most incredible Palaces in Europe. Built by the King Fernando II in the XIX century, it's an unique place with its influence from the Neo-Manueline, New-Gothic, Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Islamic. It's one of the 7 wonders of Portugal and definitely a must.

Sintra city hall is a beautiful example of Neo-Manueline Style in Sintra.

This beautiful fountain was built in the XX century, remembering the Moorish fountains from the Arabic World.

The first open air Museum in Portugal.

the late XIX Century and it's still in business.

The parish of Sintra started to be built in 1147 after the conquest of Sintra by King Afonso Henriques.