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This palace, which despite its "youth" (it was built during the 19th century) is one of the most beautiful in Europe, stands on an unparalleled natural environment, that of the Sintra Mountains, and is surrounded by a botanical garden in which thousands of species from all corners of the planet coexist.

Halfway between Sintra and Mafra lies the Chapel of St. Eulália. Despite its size, this building is actually a chapel, not a church, as one would expect. Outside the chapel, in the archway, there is a holy water font—a feature rarely found outside churches.

The Sintra National Palace, also known as Palácio da Vila, is one of Portugal's most iconic monuments and the oldest royal palace in the country. Located in the historic center of Sintra, it is easily recognizable by its two large, white, conical chimneys, nearly 33 meters high, visible from many points in the city.

Negrais suckling pig is known and highly appreciated throughout the country. Unlike Bairrada suckling pig, Negrais suckling pig is roasted open-faced. Some say this makes it less fattening.

Nice to ride alongside a bit

Crazy Thing, but why not

Just before entering the town of Sobral do Monte Agraço

The Philippine Bridge of Carenque de Baixo, also known as the Old Bridge or the Lido Bridge, was built over the Ribeira de Carenque in the 17th century and is located between the parish of Venteira, in the municipality of Amadora, and the parish of Queluz e Belas, in the municipality of Sintra. This bridge of great historical and architectural value has a stone marker that reads: This bridge was ordered to be built by the Senate of Lisbon at the expense of the people's real, 1631. At that time, the bridge was located on the course of the old Royal Road Lisbon-Sintra, which passed by the Palace of Queluz. It has been classified as a Property of Municipal Interest since 2006. For many years, the bridge was a very important connection for road traffic between Amadora, parish of Venteira, and Queluz, Rua D. Pedro IV. In 2013, traffic was diverted to a new bridge downstream.