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Events: The parish hosts local festivities, such as the Festas de Nossa Senhora do Cabo and the Marchas de Sintra, which showcase the local culture.

Cultural and Religious Heritage: São João das Lampas Parish Church: Classified as a Heritage Site of Public Interest, the church has an interior with 17th-century polychrome tiles and a valuable pictorial collection, including a 16th-century panel of the Baptism of Christ. Odrinhas Archaeological Museum: Located in the small village of Odrinhas, it is an important point of cultural interest in the region.

Hiking and Nature: The area is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking (trekking) and cycling, with several trails leading to places like the Anços Waterfall and the Broas Village.

Beaches: The parish has a coastline with notable beaches, such as Praia do Magoito (known for its spectacular views and vestiges of an old fortress, the Forte de Santa Maria) and Praia da Samarra.

In the historic alleys of Sintra's old town, one old house stands next to the next, interspersed with small shops, traditional cafés, and the aroma of freshly baked goods. The cobblestones, the azulejos tiles, and the often slightly crumbling facades tell many stories of the town's past. It's the perfect place to wander and experience the authentic Sintra away from the grand palaces.

The charming cobblestone streets of Sintra wind their way up the hillside, lined with colorful houses and small cafes. Every now and then, glimpses open up of palaces, lush green hills, and the castle perched above the town. It's the perfect place to stroll leisurely, sample pastéis de noodles, and soak up the unique atmosphere.

The Sintra Municipal Council, also known as Paços do Concelho, is the seat of the municipality's executive power and is located in Largo Dr. Virgílio Horta. It is a building with picturesque architecture, inaugurated in 1909 and designed to serve both the old town and the new Estefânia area.

Ericeira Beach doesn't refer to a single beach, but to several beaches located in the village of Ericeira, in the municipality of Mafra. The village is internationally recognized as the first World Surfing Reserve in Europe, with world-class waves and stunning landscapes. Featured Beaches Fishermen's Beach: Located in the bay of Santa Marta, it is one of the most sheltered beaches from the wind and with calmer waters, ideal for bathers and families. It is where local fishermen keep their boats. South Beach (Whale Beach): One of the most emblematic beaches in the village, perfect for photos. From the viewpoint, it is possible to see a natural pool protected by rocks. Ribeira d'Ilhas: Famous for its perfect waves for surfing, it hosts national and international surfing events. It has a Blue Flag and accessibility for people with reduced mobility. Foz do Lizandro: A wide and beautiful beach, ideal for those seeking more space and has good bars and restaurants. São Julião Beach: More secluded and with imposing cliffs, it attracts surfers and those seeking a wilder environment. São Sebastião Beach: Offers incredible views from the viewpoint. Matadouro Beach: Picturesque, with good conditions for surfing. Tips for visitors Surfing: Ericeira offers several beaches for all levels of surfers, from beginners to advanced. There are many surf schools in the region. Gastronomy: The village is famous for its fresh fish and seafood restaurants, which can be found on several beaches. Excursions: The beaches are connected by trails and walking paths, allowing you to explore the coast and viewpoints.