Top 10 Best Things to Do in Sintra

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M28***40

The legendary colorful palace! It's definitely worth a visit to Lisbon. The beds inside the palace are quite small, showing that people in Southern Europe weren't very tall back then. You'll need to find the right angle to take good photos. There's a souvenir shop with the same items at Lisbon Airport!

Tia Omorfi

worth a visit. I like the routes and surroundings. so beautiful.

Annie长翅膀的喵

Cape Rocca, the westernmost point of Eurasia, facing the vast Atlantic Ocean, "the land stops here, the sea starts at Si". Good weather, the wind on the cliff is very big, very big, even walking a little staggering, the fear of heights is afraid. The steep cliff is 140 meters from the sea level, surrounded by rocky coastline, the scenery is extremely magnificent, the weather is good, the people are beautiful, it is a serious area for thieves, and you must take care of it.

雪花飞舞漫天飘

In the center of Sintra town, you can take a train from Lisbon. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Sintra Station to the Royal Palace. Walking through the old streets of the town, the scenery along the way is very good. The Royal Palace displays gorgeous decorations and some of the furniture of the time. Through visiting history.

暖暖

It felt more profound than I had imagined. Compared to the history of China, their medieval love and hatred seemed insignificant. But in any case, the overall landscape was still very magnificent. Through the cracks in the walls, one could almost see the resistance of the Moors... Sintra's scenery is incredibly beautiful, and the Moorish castle is like a magnificent preface, showing everyone the way we came. It was wonderful and worth it!

和h

Once you arrive, you'll understand why everyone recommends it—it truly lives up to its reputation as the westernmost point of mainland Europe! The red and white lighthouse stands on the cliff, facing the boundless Atlantic Ocean. A gust of wind instantly creates an amazing atmosphere. The "Here the land ends, here the sea begins" monument is a must-see; the sense of ceremony is incredible, and taking photos is effortless! Whether you're standing on the cliff edge or on the walkway, the lighthouse, the sea, and the rocks all make for a perfect backdrop.

_We***95

This is another physically demanding activity, requiring walking up and down steep paths and gardens. The palace is interesting, with Moorish and Indian architecture, although there isn't much to see inside the house. The gardens are nice, but don't have many flowering plants, and the rose garden has no roses.