If you enjoy walking, Sintra will offer you all the commodities and characteristics you might wish for a day out in direct contact with nature. You’ll also find many surprises between buildings with singular architecture, fountains, lakes, gardens and many others. Discover the main pedestrian trails:
Trail with 1,9 km and average length of 1 hour
Dificult Level: low
Slope: low
Main Points: National Palace, Ferraria Viewpoint, Sabuga Fountain, Santa Maria Church, Volta do Duche, Liberty Park, Moorish Fountain, Toy Museum.
Trail with 4,5 km and average length of 2 hours
Dificult Level: high
Slope: very high
Main Points:National Palace, Bakeries streets, Ferraria Viewpoint, Sabuga Fountain, Santa Maria Church, Adro House, Trindade Convent, S. Pedro (fair), Sereno Mountain, Pena Palace and Parque, Canaferrim Chapel, Álea Ferreira de Castro.
Trail with 4,8 km and average length of 2 hours and half.
Dificult Level: high
Slope: very high
Main Points: National Palace, Bakeries Street, Ferreira de Castro Square, Biester Chalet, Moorish Castle, Canaferrim Chapel, Santa Maria Church, Sabuga Fountain, Ferraria Street.
Trail with 3,5 km and average length of 1 hour and half.
Dificult Level: medium
Slope: very high
Main Points: National Palace, Tourism Office, Clock Tower, S. Martinho Church, Pisões Fountain, Waterfall, Regaleira Palace, Seteais, Pena Ramp, Pipa Fountain.
Trail with 4,3 km and average length of 2 hours
Dificult Level: medium
Slope: very high
Main Points: National Palace, Clock Tower, S. Martinho Church, Pisões Fountain, Waterfall, Regaleira Palace, Clock Farm, Castanheiro Farm, Alfinetes Farm, Cabeça Farm, Ponte Redonda Farm, Castanhais Farm, Moorish Farm, Fresca Street.
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