Sintra Pena Palace, the most eccentric product of the imagination of Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.

Sintra tram uses classic 1930 brill trams, which slowly trundle down 13 km from Sintra to pretty coastal town Praia das Maçãs.

Sintra - Beach and seawater pool "Praia Grande" (12 km, 20 min by bus or car)

National Palace of Sintra, Hans Christian Anderson described the chimneys as giant champagne bottles.

Lord Byron falling in love with "variegated maze of mount and glen" and "palaces and gardens rising in the midst of rocks".

The Castle of the Moors, crowns the hills above Sintra

Through a maze of restaurants, cafés and boutiques you can climbe to the top.

Sumptuous beauty of Quinta da Regaleira

Quinta da Regaleira, conceptualised by a Brazilian coffee tycoon and an Italian opera set designer, gardens filled with follies.

The forest that leads to the Castle of the Moors.

Azenhas do Mar is a small coastal town to take a break on a small sandy beach with a seawater pool.

Cabo da Roca, landmark cross inscription "Land ends and the sea begins" Portuguese poet Luis Camões.

Capital city, Lisbon lies 20 miles west of Sintra and Lord Byron said "You cannot be in Lisbon and Not go to Sintra"

Parque das Nações, "Heritage for the Future" was built for World Fair Expo 98 and is a contrast to the city's old quarters.

Ericeira Surf Reserve, Beaches, Waves, Good Vipes and Happiness.

If you'r looking a bit of romance and inspiration, Sintra is unique and will not disappoint.

If you look for romance or adventure, Sintra going to be that place that sparks the flame.