This waterfall, also known as Mourão Waterfall, is located between the villages of Maceira and Anços, closer to the latter.

A viewpoint built on cliffs, and flanked by the picturesque setting of small blue-edged houses built on the cliff top, with the sea up against the rock wall below.

This man-made waterfall is located in the Monserrate Palace Gardens, one of the most important English gardens and landscapes outside the British isles, and one of the most beautiful Romantic landscapes created in Portugal.

Cabo da Roca is the westernmost point of the European continent, located at the far end of the Sintra Mountains, and is undoubtedly one of the most emblematic places in Portugal.

This is one of the most sought-after leisure spots in Sintra, greatly due to the monumental ensemble and the green landscape that can be seen from the walls,...

At 529 meters high, this viewpoint is the highest point on the Sintra Mountains. Located in the heart of Pena Park, 4 km from the historic centre, visitors can admire the Sintra Mountains in all its splendour.

The Ferraria Viewpoint is located in the heart of the town’s historic centre among alleys and staircases.

Also known as Bajouca Waterfall, it is located in the town of Fervença, and hence known commonly as Fervença Waterfall.

This small waterfall is locate very close to Quinta da Regaleira, flowing through a line of high walls that line the road.

Located in Santa Eufémia da Serra, about 470 meters above sea level, this viewpoint offers one of the most beautiful views over the municipality of Sintra, from Queluz to the Ocean.

Located in the Town’s Historic Centre, this viewpoint is easily accessed and it is considered a true Romantic setting.

The extensive green lawn at Seteais Palace, an 18th century building now converted into a hotel, beckons visitors forth.  In the background, the Triumphal Arch.