6의 타파다 나시오날 데 마프라가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A very old tree population and a labyrinth of paths provide a great way to escape the summer heat. At the intersections, there are occasional old and weathered statues.

This bust illustrates 3 generations of infantry soldiers in national history: 1. Battle of Aljubarrota 2. Napoleonic War 3. Colonial War

On the top of the hill, when you came from the road, there is a farm with 6 big dogs, and the farm owner doesn't want to show up to lock up the dogs. The best solution is to go to the Malveira roundabout and turn right onto an access that runs parallel to the highway and connects to a bridge where you will find your way.

You can hike, drive through the park in an electric car or take a carriage ride. Advance reservation is advisable.

The Tapada Nacional de Mafra, created during the reign of João V in Portugal, is a royal park measuring more than 8 km², home to several species of animals and a diverse natural habitat. Used for hunting and leisure by the Portuguese monarchy, today it offers activities such as hiking, cycling, horse riding and archery. In 2019, it was classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Gravel road discovered using the bike option in Google Maps!

Awesome undulating valley road, along the strawberry fields, with no traffic and no long climbs, but a series of ups and downs.