Pena Palace
Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Pena Palace is a veritable summary of Portuguese history and will take you back in time and discover the riches of successive civilizations.
The Pena Palace in Portugal is a real cocktail between styles and eras. Built on the ruins of an ancient Hieronymite monastery, it combines Moorish, Baroque, Gothic, Manueline, and even Renaissance architecture. As a true artistic palimpsest wanted by King Ferdinand II, the palace dates back to the 19th century. It perfectly illustrates the Romantic aesthetic criteria: the resurgence of the past, especially medieval, the fascination for the East, etc. From the top of one of the Sintra Mountains, you can also enjoy the 200 hectares of greenness that surround the property and guarantee calm and freshness. Don't miss the Triton of the inner courtyard, or the stunning views of the Atlantic and the Tagus, offered by the various balconies of the Palace.