From the Age of Discoveries to the storybook colours of Pena Palace, discover Portugals most iconic sights. Explore Belem and Sintra with guided visits to two UNESCO landmarks, including Jeronimos Monastery and the colourful Pena Palace, with time for photos at your own rhythm.
Taste the original Pasteis de Belem and enjoy stops at the Torre de Belem and the Padrao dos Descobrimentos, along with free time in Sintras historic centre.
The private tour runs on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, while the shared option operates on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday. Private tours include pick up and drop off at your preferred location. The shared group meets at the Tivoli Theatre on Avenida da Liberdade.
Both versions follow the same route in a comfortable minivan for up to six guests, with skip the line access included for both monuments. Pena Palace also offers an optional shuttle from the park entrance for €4.50 that takes you close to the palace.
This pickup service is exclusively for the private tour option. Pickup and drop off are available in the Lisbon, Cascais, Sintra and Ericeira areas. Our team will contact you one day before the tour to confirm the exact pickup location and time.
This meeting point is for the shared tour option. Please meet in front of the Tivoli BBVA Theatre on Avenida da Liberdade, by the main entrance, so the guide can find you easily.
Indulge in one of the most iconic treats in the world: the original Portuguese custard tart, known as Pastel de Nata. This sweet symbol of Lisbon’s culinary heritage is closely connected to the nearby Jerónimos Monastery, where the recipe was created by monks. While your guide secures your place in the queue, take the chance to enjoy this delicious pastry right next door and experience a piece of local history through its unforgettable flavor.
The Jerónimos Monastery is one of Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks and a masterpiece of Manueline architecture. Built in the 16th century, it served as a place of prayer for sailors during the Age of Discoveries. Its detailed stonework and impressive cloisters reflect Portugal’s maritime heritage and make it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This monument celebrates the achievements of the Portuguese Age of Discoveries. Shaped like a caravel, it features the most influential navigators, explorers and historical figures who helped expand Portugal’s presence across the world.
Standing on the banks of the Tagus River, the Belém Tower is one of Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks. Built in the early 16th century, it once protected the city and served as a ceremonial gateway for Portuguese explorers. With its rich Manueline details and sweeping river views, it remains an essential stop for anyone visiting Lisbon.
Stroll through the charming historic center of Sintra, a fairytale town with colorful buildings, cobbled streets, and inviting local shops. Surrounded by lush hills and grand palaces, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a timeless atmosphere that captures the essence of Portugal’s romantic heritage.
Sitting high above Sintra, Pena Palace is one of Portugal’s most iconic landmarks. Its vivid colors and eclectic mix of architectural styles reflect centuries of cultural influence, from Gothic elements to inspirations from Asia and North Africa. Surrounded by romantic gardens with winding paths, exotic plants, and hidden viewpoints, the palace offers a truly magical atmosphere.
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