Regional de Colares Winery

Discover Lisbon's beautiful, authentic and unspoilt surroundings, difficult to reach without a car, thanks to this private tour. Whether you're a classic car enthusiast, nostalgic for the 60s and 70s, or simply curious about this legendary van, I guarantee you'll have a great time making new discoveries. Departing from Lisbon, you'll follow the coastline and its magnificent seaside scenery, before entering the verdant Sintra National Park. A real breath of fresh air! On the heights of Sintra, you'll visit the majestic Pena Palace. One of the most beautiful palaces in the world, easily recognizable by its bright colors. After visiting the palace, make your way back down to Sintra's historic center, where you'll be charmed by its unique atmosphere. Take time for lunch in the city center. Your day continues with a visit to a prestigious vineyard, followed by a wine tasting.

Sintra, a summer area for nobles during the monarchy, with a mild climate conducive to relaxation, but with an ancient history. Known since ancient times as “Mons Lunae”, the Sacred Mount of the Moon, where rituals celebrating the star were often carried out. A place of abundant food and water, which is believed to have healing powers, it also had the advantage of being able to protect the royal family in the event of riots in Lisbon, due to its short distance to the capital, also fueling countless stories of plots of behind the scenes, palace coups and decisions that changed the course of history. The Renaissance era once and for all cemented the aura that is today its trademark, of a village inseparable from its mountains, described by renowned writers who fell in love when setting foot in this eden that D. Fernando II knew how to interpret so well. Protected even today by an invisible dome that prevents the modern from taking over the classic and romantic aspect of the town, combined with its status as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it is one of the best places to visit. Along with Cascais and Lisbon, the town of Sintra formed a golden triangle of leisure for the royal family and its court. After a few days of rest and hunting in the Sintra mountains, the next stop would be in Cascais, an old fishing village, to use its beaches and relax a little more, then returning to Lisbon and summarizing the real tasks. As the centuries passed, Nowadays Cascais and Estoril are home to Jet7, one of the most expensive areas in Portugal to buy a house, a Portuguese Cote d'Azur with its beautiful mansions neighboring stunning beaches. Feel like you are in a fairy tale while discovering in our company what makes Sintra, the most romantic village in Portugal, be dazzled by the surrounding nature and historical and architectural details of each of the places you visit. Enjoy the region's traditional sweets, taste the Colares wine and feel the sea breeze from the entire coastal area on your skin.