Lisbon Oceanarium
A visit to the Oceanário de Lisboa is a unique experience that allows you to see and feel the unforgettable magic of the underwater world. Embark on this contemplative journey to discover 8,000 marine creatures from 500 different species. The permanent exhibition (Aquarium) celebrates life on Earth with a central 5 million liter saltwater aquarium […]
Parque Acuático Amarante (Portugal)
Amarante Water Park was created in 1994, part of the Tamega Clube resort complex, which covers over 44,000 m2. In addition to the water park, it also includes a group of rural tourism cottages, a gym, an event center, and a wave pool. The park was the first water park in the north of the […]
Zoomarine Algarve
Since its creation in 1991, Zoomarine Algarve has become a destination of excellence, combining education and entertainment in a way that touches hearts and changes behaviours. With various attractions such as zoological exhibits, immersive animal habitats, thrilling rides and the largest wave pool in Portugal, Zoomarine offers visitors an unforgettable experience that enlightens and educates […]
Escuela Portuguesa de Arte Ecuestre
Closely linked to the traditions and customs of the 18th century Portuguese court, the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art offers a return to this past in a true journey through time to the rhythm of the elegant and precise “dance” of the thoroughbred Lusitano horses bred by the Coudelaria de Alter stud farm.
Convento de los Capuchos en Sintra
Located in the middle of the Sintra Mountains, the Capuchos Convent contrasts with the imposing and exuberant buildings that predominate in other places in Sintra. This Franciscan convent stands out for its simplicity, without luxuries or unnecessary comforts.
Castillo de los Moros en Sintra
Isolated on one of the peaks of the Sintra Mountains, the Moorish Castle is a fortification founded in the 10th century during the period when the Moors occupied the Iberian Peninsula. Its famous walls wind through the hills with their granite blocks interlacing rocks and cliffs. It offers unique views over the city.
Parque y Palacio de Montserrate en Sintra
A writers’ retreat, Monserrate attracted many international visitors, especially the British, who praised its beauty in their travelogues and engravings. When Francis Cook, a wealthy 19th-century British industrialist and art collector, visited the place, he was fascinated. From this passion arose a masterpiece of Romanticism: the Monserrate Park and Palace.
Palacio Nacional y Jardines de Queluz
The National Palace of Queluz enchants with its magnificence and the exuberance of its architectural details, closely linked to the life of three generations of the Portuguese Royal Family and the scene of intense emotions. The Palace also reflects the evolution of tastes and styles throughout the different eras, from Baroque to Rococo and Neoclassicism.
Palacio Nacional de Sintra
Located in the centre of Sintra, defining its landscape with the unmistakable silhouette formed by its two conical chimneys crowning the royal kitchen, stands the only palace that encompasses the entire history of Portugal.
Parque y Palacio da Pena en Sintra
The history of this magical place dates back to the 12th century, when there was a hermitage dedicated to Our Lady of the Rock here. The Pena National Park and Palace has been part of the “European Route of Historic Gardens”, within the “Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe” since 2020.