Sintra & Cascais Small Group Day Trip from Lisbon

UNESCO World Heritage Site
Listed city, Sintra

Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a historically important city where royalty and nobles built summer palaces and villas since the Middle Ages. Palaces, castles, and mansions that were royal residences remain magnificently throughout Sintra. One of the most beautiful palaces in Europe is the Palacio de Peña. Built in the mid-19th century, the Palacio de Peña is characterized by its gorgeous colors and unique architectural style. If you look inside the palace, you will see antique interiors and works of art that give you a glimpse into the royal family’s lifestyle at the time, allowing you to deeply experience the flavor and art of that era.

Cape Roca, the tip of the European continent

Cape Roca is a cliff located at the westernmost tip of the European continent, and is a popular spot for viewing the vast Atlantic Ocean. Here, you can enjoy the wide open natural landscape at a glance, where the 140-meter-high rock cliff meets the rough sea. If the weather is good, you can see people surfing or kite surfing, which adds to the lively atmosphere. Enjoy the magnificent view towards the sea and make unforgettable memories at this special place!

Cascais, a peaceful beach town

Cascais is a peaceful and charming seaside town on the Portuguese Riviera, which began as a small fishing village and has now grown into one of Portugal’s most popular holiday destinations. Known for its clear blue Atlantic Ocean and fine sandy beaches, Cascais’s beaches are perfect for leisurely walks and sunbathing. Cascais is also well known for its rich history and culture. In particular, the restored forts and ramparts are a testament to Cascais’ historical significance, and offer a glimpse into the city’s long history as a former coastal defense center.