The Sea Museum, the Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum and the Pena, Monserrate and Regaleira Palaces are especially noteworthy. Regional culture and customs can be appreciated by visiting the abundant open markets, as well as expositions featuring music, dance and handicrafts.
The temperate climate attracts enthusiasts of aquatic, air, mountain and forest sports year around. Gliding, delta wing, climbing, mountain biking, sailing, boating and surfing are all included. Those who enjoy hiking, horseback riding, tennis and golf all find an equal opportunity.
The Portuguese cuisine is, without a doubt, among the most delicious in the entire world. Be you a connoisseur or perhaps a culinary "explorer" and certainly for those of us with a healthy appetite the shore line offers you its maritime and continental abundance. It is worth trying.
Several stops and accesses link these suburbs to each other through a 'Paredão': a scenic walk path illuminated at night featuring public benches, bars, exercise stations, etc. Most of them are watched by a security team during the summer season and feature snack bars and restaurants.
On 25 May, Parques de Sintra inaugurates the “Point of View” modern art exhibition in Parque da Pena. The exhibition, which is sponsored by Sintra Bliss House, will run until 25 May 2017
From July 21st to September 8th, the best in Portuguese music takes to the Lounge D stage for eight great concerts. Don't miss them, every Thursday, from 11pm, with free entry
The 53rd edition of FIARTIL, Portugal’s oldest Handicraft Fair, returns to Estoril from June 23rd to September 4th. The Fair will offer visitors a varied programme of daily performances