Belem Palace
The Palace of Pena is one of the most beautiful castles in Europe. Its appearance looks like a fairy-tale castle, full of gorgeous colors and unique shape. The palace's architecture style is very unique, with Gothic, Renaissance, Moorish, and Manueline styles, and is the masterpiece of Ferdinand, the husband of Queen Maria II of Portugal in the 19th century. Both the exterior and interior design are full of artistic details, making it a truly worth visiting historical landmark.
Regaleira Estate
Regaleira Estate was built in the 19th century and is a masterpiece of the famous Italian set designer Luigi Manini. The estate is surrounded by trees and hides a magnificent underground cellar and beautiful caves. The architectural style combines Gothic, Manueline, and Renaissance styles, including innovative elements such as a small chapel, towers, bedrooms, prayer rooms, galleries, and mazes, which are breathtaking.
Moorish Castle
As the only castle in Europe with a Moorish-style, the Moorish Castle stands across from the Pena Palace. In 1910, this castle was listed as a national monument in Portugal. If you climb the 300-meter long castle walls, you can overlook the beautiful scenery around you.
Sintara Palace
The history of this palace is even more ancient than the country of Portugal, making it a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace has multiple unique rooms, with the most impressive being the Swan Room. The exquisitely decorated room boasts a ceiling adorned with 27 lifelike swans in various poses, truly a sight to behold.
Montserrat Palace
One of the most beautiful and romantic buildings in Portugal is undoubtedly the Monserrate Palace. Inside this palace, you can admire its exquisite and delicate decorations. Walking in the garden designated as a World Heritage Site, you can also see rare plant species from around the world.
