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Top Things to Do and See in Sintra, Portugal

Aishwarya Karwa
Located in Lisbon, the vivid city of Sintra has historically significant castles, palaces nestled in the valleys and gorgeous green parks. The place also offers various enticing must-do things. A vacation trip to Sintra deserves to appear on the top in every traveler's itinerary.

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Explore the iconic Pena Palace in Sintra, renowned for its vibrant exterior and captivating interior.

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Head to the Castle of the Moors atop Sintra's mountains for stunning vistas from its summit!

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Ascend to Cruz Alta, Sintra's highest point, for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city below.

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Discover Monserrate Palace: a pink gem with Gothic flair and lush gardens!

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Queluz National Palace: Baroque and Rococo beauty, with radiant frescoes and intricate stuccowork!

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Quinta da Regaleira Palace: UNESCO site with stunning park and exquisite architecture!

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Explore Sintra National Palace, a UNESCO site turned historic house museum!

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Explore the mysterious Initiation Well at Quinta da Regaleira Palace, a unique architectural wonder!

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Explore Praia da Ursa, Sintra's rugged beach, where cliffs meet crashing waves.

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Explore Cabo da Roca, the stunning coastal cliffs of Sintra.

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Discover Azenhas do Mar, a charming seaside village near Sintra.
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Regaleira Palace's historic botanical garden, filled with unique and awe-inspiring structures.
Explore Sintra in a truly Sintra-way, travel through the famous Sintra Tram designed for the tourists.
Don't forget to relish your taste buds with the delectable queijadas, an exclusive dessert recipe famously prepared in Sintra.