신트라-카스카이스 자연 공원 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Really steep and rocky. I’d not recommend to keep going to do a loop. It’s better to go down have a look and come back to Cabo de Roca

The Church of St. Mary is located somewhat away from the main hustle and bustle of Sintra and, with its simple white facade and azulejos tiles, exudes a pleasant tranquility. Inside, you'll find a bright, uncluttered interior and a few lovely details to discover. Outside, the small square in front of the church invites you to take a short break before continuing uphill to the next highlights.

From this stone bench, a tranquil and beautiful view of Sintra unfolds, nestled picturesquely among green hills and dense forests. As you rest here, the Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle stand prominently above the town, adding impressive accents to the landscape. It's the perfect spot to take a deep breath, enjoy the view, and soak up the unique atmosphere of Sintra.

Here you'll find the most beautiful view of Praia da Ursa. You can sit on the rocks and take a break.

A very pretty little town with winding streets. However, like every hot spot, it's now completely exploited for tourism.

The view of Pena Palace and Sintra from the Castelo dos Mouros is one of the most spectacular in the entire region. Walking along the castle walls, you'll discover a landscape that blends history, architecture, and nature in perfect harmony.

Cabo da Roca is a spectacular cape located in the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park in Portugal, known as the westernmost point of continental Europe. Its rugged beauty and remote location make it a very special destination for nature lovers and those interested in dramatic landscapes.

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.