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This circular route runs in territory classified as Nature Park and included in the Sintra-Cascais site (Natura 2000 network). Here a fabulous set of monuments from different eras – there are signs of human occupation since Neolithic period - and one of the best European sets of tree flora from all over the world – can be seen here in perfect harmony, the reason why, in 1995, the most part of northern slopes of Sintra’s hill was classified by UNESCO as World Heritage (Cultural Landscape category).

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  • This circular route runs in territory classified as Nature Park and included in the Sintra-Cascais site (Natura 2000 network). Here a fabulous set of monuments from different eras – there are signs of human occupation since Neolithic period - and one of the best European sets of tree flora from all over the world – can be seen here in perfect harmony, the reason why, in 1995, the most part of northern slopes of Sintra’s hill was classified by UNESCO as World Heritage (Cultural Landscape category).

  • Lisbon and Tagus Valley

  • Sintra

  • Sintra-Cascais Nature Park

  • National Palace of Sintra

    Quinta da Regaleira

  • PTCON0008 Sintra / Cascais

  • World Heritage (Cultural Landscape category).

  • Sintra's Municipality

  • Access to Sintra, from:

    - Lisbon - IC19 or N9 (the A5 / Cascais); or

    - Mafra - IC30.

     

    Train (CP) - Sintra line. There are buses that pass in the Sintra railway station and the Palácio Nacional de Sintra  / historic center. From the train station to there is a 10-15 min walk.

  • Yes

  • República square
  • República square

  • 3.5 km

  • All year long

  • 1:30 h

  • 152 meters

  • Hard

  • Ring road

  • Todos os grupos

  • Signs and one panel with information at the beginning of the route.

Points of Interest

Visit the Tourist Office near the route’s beginning and know where to sleep, eat and what to visit in Sintra.

Access

Access to Sintra, from:

- Lisbon - IC19 or N9 (the A5 / Cascais); or

- Mafra - IC30.

 

Train (CP) - Sintra line. There are buses that pass in the Sintra railway station and the Palácio Nacional de Sintra  / historic center. From the train station to there is a 10-15 min walk.

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