Description
Sintra offers a cultural and natural landscape and the remarkable presence of its romantic architecture, resulting in its classification as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This part of Portugal is well-known for its mountains and monuments along with tourist and cultural points such as the Moorish Castle, the Pena National Palace, the Sintra National Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, and Monserrate Palace and Gardens.
It is close to local shops, restaurants, esplanades and cafes with regional sweets such as Casa Piriquita, Saudade Cafe and Fabrica de Queijadas - Recordacao de Sintra where we can find Sintra's famous delicacies and pastries.
There is easy access to beaches such as Praia da Ursa, Praia das Macas, Praia do Magoito, Praia de Sao Juliao and also Cabo da Roca, known as the westernmost point of Mainland Europe.
Locals have a superb transport network and easy access to Cascais, Lisbon and the airport.
Energy Rating: Exempt
