On this tour, we hit three very different Portuguese villages - Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos. You will see the most important monuments of Portuguese architectural heritage, meet the grande caves, enjoy the liquor tasting and witness the variety of cultural and religious symbols along with enjoying impeccable scenery!

On this tour, you will get to know the monuments of Sintra's heritage and all the incredible terrain that extends to Cabo da Roca, with a glorious coastline stretching to the Cascais village. It is no surprise that Sintra was classified as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee!

Discover Sintra and explore the beautiful forests, luxurious palaces, and pristine beaches! On this tour, you will get to know the places that make Sintra the magical place it is. In 1992, UNESCO classified Sintra as a World Heritage Site, and you are welcome to visit this gem of Portugal!

Spend magical time in Mafra, famous for its palace-convent, built by King João V in the eighteenth century! This glorious monument, built in a time of great royal prosperity due to the exploration of gold and diamonds in Brazil, constitutes a masterpiece of the Baroque Portuguese.

A trip back in time, where you can learn more about the history of the Knights Templar - one of the most wealthy and famous Western Christian military orders; men who were knights, warriors, and monks! Templars played an essential role in all the great times and battles of Portugal, from the foundation of the country by D. Afonso Henriques to the Discoveries.

Enjoy Évora — the capital of the south-central region of Portugal, the Alentejo — and see the ancient Roman Temple of Évora (also known as the Temple of Diana) and the city's historic center with the Cathedral of Évora, the enormous Gothic structure whose construction began in the 12th century!

This is a very interesting historical tour to Sintra where we can visit the amazing Pena Palace or the mysterious Quinta Regaleira. Visiting Cabo da Roca will leave you speechless. Also, we’ll visit Cascais, which is called the Portuguese Riviera.