Lisbon & Surroundings | 3 days

On the first day of our three-day tour in Lisbon, we began to visit the old town of Lisbon.

Without forgetting the visit to Belem with its monuments of sec. XVI with a revival of the epics of the Portuguese Discoveries –  Jeronimos Monastery, Torre de Belem and Padrão dos Descobrimentos enjoy the architecture of this sites (outside only) and tasting at the famous Pasteis de Belem.

If we have time we can visit Ajuda Palacce – It was the official residence of the Portuguese royal family from the reign of D. Luís I (1861-89) and, on an ongoing basis, until the end of the Monarchy, in 1910.

or Palace of Marquês da fronteira – The Fronteira Palace, located in São Domingos de Benfica, Lisbon, was built between 1671 and 1672, as a hunting lodge for João Mascarenhas, 1st Marquis of Fronteira.

On the second day of our three-day tour in Lisbon, our day will be spent in Sintra.

We will visit the Pena Palace, one of the five monuments in Sintra.

Time to sample the Queijadas de Sintra and the Sintra Pillow in the historical center.

Then visit Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental europe, on the way to Cascais where yhou can have a bit of leisure and maybe shopping.

Close to Cascais, we have Estoril, known by the Casino of Estoril, but also because it was the favorite place of espionage in Portugal and Europe.

This third day of our three-day tour in Lisbon will begin by visiting the most important Sanctuary in Europe, the sanctuary of Fatima.

After paying homage to our lady of Fatima then we will go to Batalha were in 1385 took place the Battle of Aljubarrota to define the legitimacy of Portugal.

Then followed to Nazaré, this fishing village where the ladies wear seven skirts, also known today for their grandiose waves over thirty meters.

Arrival at Óbidos, with its whitewashed alleys and little houses impeccably preserved, time to visit this fantastic medieval village and also to taste a ginja in chocolate.

If you are a person who does not leave behind the culture and the gastronomy, this is your option.

In this option in his three-day Lisbon itinerary, we began our day with a visit to the Medieval village of Évora, with numerous traces of different civilizations time to visit the curious Chapel of Bones as well as the rest of the city.

Being the Alentejo one of the most recognized places nationally and internationally for its wines we will still have time to know this wonderful “nectar” that can be in one of the numerous wineries or visit a cork factory.