Sintra - land of fairy tales, poets, artists and aristocrats.

Sintra is a Portuguese parish, located in the District of Lisbon.

Occupying an area of 319.23 km ² of the area and has more than 381 728 inhabitants, divided into 11 parishes.

Located between Serras de Aire, Candeeiros and Montemuro, and naturally the Serra de Sintra. The highest point is in, the Sintra Mountains, and rises 528 meters above sea level.

The town of Sintra is known for the presence of romantic architecture, earning him a classification as a Cultural landscape of Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage.

We can find in Sintra testimonies from virtually all periods of Portuguese history.

At the beginning of the 20th century, was a renowned vacation place and residence of aristocrats and millionaires.

Between the second half of the 19th century and the first decades of the 20th century, Sintra became a privileged place for artists who worked or sought inspiration.

Sintra has been recurrently dubbed the most beautiful village in the world by the poets, and renowned authors who visit there through the ages.

With sea view, the sunset is located in the Cabo da Roca. Situated 140 meters above sea level, is the westernmost point of the European continent. Is described, by our poet, Luís de Camões as the place “where the land ends and the sea begins”