Although its history dates back to the Neolithic, the Roman Empire, and Moorish rule, it was Portuguese Royalty who made it ...

Take a flight high above the fairy-tale castles of Sintra and the dramatic cliffs ... and breathtaking coastal landscapes of Portugal’s most enchanting destinations from a stunning aerial ...

There's also the Sintra National Palace, whose azulejo-adorned interiors are more elaborate than its gleaming white exterior, the Monserrate Palace, the Castle of the Moors, and the Quinta da ...

Brad Gonsalves took this picture of portion of the National Palace of Pena, known as the Sintra Yellow Castle, on a mountain ...

And so the Pena's National Palace, Castle of the Moors (of ... that encompasses Spain and Portugal, and a top address of Europe. On a trip to Sintra, that my colleague and friend Swarupa Dutt ...

More than 3 million people every year visit the mountains and castles of Sintra, long one of Portugal's wealthiest regions for its cool microclimate and scenery. Travelers idling in standstill ...

000ha of Portugal. Several people had died. Sintra was not directly under threat, but the dry conditions meant any spark could ignite the Unesco-listed town. The fate of my castle-hopping getaway ...

More than 3 million people every year visit the mountains and castles of Sintra, long one of Portugal’s wealthiest regions for its cool microclimate and scenery. Sintra City Hall also said via email ...