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Beautiful palace with impressive park and caves, we were short in time and spent there around 1h but that was pretty enough (didn’t go inside the main castle though). There is a line by the entrance so buy tickets online. Another line is to see the Initiation Well - it moves very fast, but note that you won’t have time to stay inside, park guards are making sure the crowd flows non-stop.
A beautiful stop when visiting Sintra. Make sure to line up for the initiation well. The gardens are stunning. Allow for 2.5-3 hours to completely experience everything . The cafe restaurant is very good
This is the most surreal,lush, gorgeous place ever!!! So many nooks to walk through is the most beautiful forest terrain. I really can't think of a more beautiful castle with these grounds in recent memory. Plan to spend a few hours just to walk these breathtaking pathways. Don't pass up the well either. The line looks crazy long and we waited 25 minutes for one of the coolest descents ever. Love love love this place!
I recently had the privilege of visiting Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra, Portugal, and I am still in awe of the breathtaking natural beauty that awaits you there. This enchanting estate is truly a hidden gem nestled amidst the lush greenery of Sintra's landscape.
Upon entering Quinta da Regaleira, I was immediately transported into a fairytale-like setting. The sprawling gardens, adorned with exotic plants, towering trees, and whimsical pathways, create an atmosphere of wonder and exploration. It felt like stepping into a magical realm, where every corner held a delightful surprise.
However, I must admit that the place is like a maze, and it's easy to get confused and lost amidst the enchanting surroundings. I highly recommend taking the time to study the map and familiarize yourself with the layout before embarking on your adventure. Trust me, it will save you some wandering and ensure that you don't miss any of the hidden treasures within the estate.
As I meandered through the grounds, I discovered a multitude of captivating features. From the ornate fountains and cascading waterfalls to the mystical grottoes and hidden tunnels, each element of Quinta da Regaleira showcases intricate craftsmanship and a deep appreciation for nature's beauty. It felt like stepping into a living work of art.
The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the Initiation Well, an architectural marvel that descends deep into the ground. This well, also known as the "Inverted Tower," is not only a stunning sight but also holds fascinating ties to the Knights Templar. The Knights Templar, a medieval Christian military order, is believed to have had a presence in Sintra, and it is said that the Initiation Well was used for secretive initiation rituals.
As I descended the spiral staircase of the Initiation Well, I couldn't help but feel a sense of intrigue and mystery. It's as if the well holds secrets and stories from centuries past, waiting to be unraveled. The intricate symbolism and design of the well, with its nine platforms and spiral staircase, are believed to represent the nine circles of Hell from Dante's Inferno. It is a testament to the rich history and mysticism associated with the Knights Templar.
The view from the bottom of the Initiation Well is simply awe-inspiring and offers a unique perspective on the estate. Looking up, surrounded by the damp stone walls, I couldn't help but imagine the ancient ceremonies that were once held in this very spot. It's a glimpse into a world shrouded in legend and mystery.
Throughout my visit, I was struck by the preservation and care taken to maintain the historical integrity of Quinta da Regaleira. The attention to detail, from the restoration of the grand palace to the meticulous upkeep of the gardens, is truly commendable. It's evident that the estate holds immense cultural and historical significance, and I am grateful for the opportunity to experience it firsthand.
In conclusion, Quinta da Regaleira is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to be immersed in the beauty of nature, captivated by the allure of history, and intrigued by the connections to the Knights Templar. While it may be a bit confusing to navigate at times, the effort is well worth it. So take your time, study the map, and let the magic of this extraordinary place unfold before your eyes. It's a journey you won't soon forget.
Upon entering Quinta da Regaleira, I was immediately transported into a fairytale-like setting. The sprawling gardens, adorned with exotic plants, towering trees, and whimsical pathways, create an atmosphere of wonder and exploration. It felt like stepping into a magical realm, where every corner held a delightful surprise.
However, I must admit that the place is like a maze, and it's easy to get confused and lost amidst the enchanting surroundings. I highly recommend taking the time to study the map and familiarize yourself with the layout before embarking on your adventure. Trust me, it will save you some wandering and ensure that you don't miss any of the hidden treasures within the estate.
As I meandered through the grounds, I discovered a multitude of captivating features. From the ornate fountains and cascading waterfalls to the mystical grottoes and hidden tunnels, each element of Quinta da Regaleira showcases intricate craftsmanship and a deep appreciation for nature's beauty. It felt like stepping into a living work of art.
The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the Initiation Well, an architectural marvel that descends deep into the ground. This well, also known as the "Inverted Tower," is not only a stunning sight but also holds fascinating ties to the Knights Templar. The Knights Templar, a medieval Christian military order, is believed to have had a presence in Sintra, and it is said that the Initiation Well was used for secretive initiation rituals.
As I descended the spiral staircase of the Initiation Well, I couldn't help but feel a sense of intrigue and mystery. It's as if the well holds secrets and stories from centuries past, waiting to be unraveled. The intricate symbolism and design of the well, with its nine platforms and spiral staircase, are believed to represent the nine circles of Hell from Dante's Inferno. It is a testament to the rich history and mysticism associated with the Knights Templar.
The view from the bottom of the Initiation Well is simply awe-inspiring and offers a unique perspective on the estate. Looking up, surrounded by the damp stone walls, I couldn't help but imagine the ancient ceremonies that were once held in this very spot. It's a glimpse into a world shrouded in legend and mystery.
Throughout my visit, I was struck by the preservation and care taken to maintain the historical integrity of Quinta da Regaleira. The attention to detail, from the restoration of the grand palace to the meticulous upkeep of the gardens, is truly commendable. It's evident that the estate holds immense cultural and historical significance, and I am grateful for the opportunity to experience it firsthand.
In conclusion, Quinta da Regaleira is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to be immersed in the beauty of nature, captivated by the allure of history, and intrigued by the connections to the Knights Templar. While it may be a bit confusing to navigate at times, the effort is well worth it. So take your time, study the map, and let the magic of this extraordinary place unfold before your eyes. It's a journey you won't soon forget.
Ein beeindruckendes Gebäude mit einer spannenden Geschichte. Der Besichtigung lohnt sich in jedem Fall. Es gibt ebenfalls Ausstellungsräume, die spannende Exponate und einen Film (auf Portugiesisch und Englisch) zeigen. Ab und an werden dort auch Spielfilme gezeigt.
Unbedingt zu empfehlen!
Zu Stoßzeiten kann es voll werden und zu Wartezeiten kommen.
Unbedingt zu empfehlen!
Zu Stoßzeiten kann es voll werden und zu Wartezeiten kommen.
This is genuinely one of the most incredible places I’ve visited. For 12 euros you get access to the main building which is a is a work of art and the surrounding grounds, initiation well, the grotto and waterfall make. this is a genuinely unmissable stop on a trip to Sintra.
You will most likely have a bit of a wait to get into the initiation well but it is ‘well’ worth the wait…… other than that i honestly have nothing negative to say.
You will most likely have a bit of a wait to get into the initiation well but it is ‘well’ worth the wait…… other than that i honestly have nothing negative to say.
Beautiful place! You feel like in some kind of fairytale. The nature around and the architecture are stunning. It’s also very comfortable that there is a bus station not far from it, in case you don’t want to use the taxi.
The initiation well is a popular Instagram spot, but this place has so much more! The well had a line to get in, but it was probably only about a 15 minute wait. The rest of the gardens had several structures, fountains, a cave grotto, and beautiful plants. The mansion had nicely decorated rooms and information signs explaining the history of the place. We spent two and a half hours here moving at a relatively slow pace, and still didn’t even see the top corner of the gardens. They also have bathrooms and a cafe for anyone interested.
Ein toller Ort der Kultur. Eine in die Bebauung eingebettete historische Kirche ohne Dach.
Toller Ort!
Am Abend kann man zur Zeit eine Lightshow für 20€ genießen! Aber auch tagsüber lohnt sich der Besuch!
Am Abend kann man zur Zeit eine Lightshow für 20€ genießen! Aber auch tagsüber lohnt sich der Besuch!
The place is fun to be there. Make sure you wear your sports shoes and comfortable clothes. There is a lot of walking in the nature.
The places looks like a complete city outside on a peace of greenery outside this world. It moves you back for more than 100 years to see life from their lens.
Very well maintained and clean. Well and grotto are lots of fun. Make sure you read the captions were possible to have background of every price they have built.
Parking is a bit far so prepare for a nice walk.
Entrance is 12 euros for adults credit card is available and there is a cafe there.
I would have given five stars if better road guidance on arriving there and parking were given. Without google and asking people we could not reached
Also the way to reach the grotto and well are very minimal. Should have better directions and guidance inside the facility itself.
The places looks like a complete city outside on a peace of greenery outside this world. It moves you back for more than 100 years to see life from their lens.
Very well maintained and clean. Well and grotto are lots of fun. Make sure you read the captions were possible to have background of every price they have built.
Parking is a bit far so prepare for a nice walk.
Entrance is 12 euros for adults credit card is available and there is a cafe there.
I would have given five stars if better road guidance on arriving there and parking were given. Without google and asking people we could not reached
Also the way to reach the grotto and well are very minimal. Should have better directions and guidance inside the facility itself.
Das Convento do Carmo ist ein ehemaliges Kloster des Karmeliter-Ordens in der portugiesischen Hauptstadt Lissabon. Es wurde in den Jahren 1389 bis 1423 auf ein Gelübde des Marschalls Nuno Álvares Pereira hin errichtet. Zum Gebäudekomplex gehört auch die Kirche Igreja do Carmo, die als ein Prachtexemplar der Lissabonner Gotik gilt. Im großen Erdbeben von Lissabon 1755 wurde das Bauwerk zerstört. Die von Königin Maria veranlasste Restaurierung kam nach der Säkularisation der Mönchsorden von 1834 ins Stocken, nachdem nur ein Flügel des Klosters wieder hergerichtet worden war. Dort befindet sich heute das Hauptquartier der portugiesischen Nationalgarde. Der Eintritt kostet 7€
Sehr schön und ruhig, habe es mir etwas grösser vorgestellt. Kinder bis 14 sind kostenfrei, unsere Teenager fanden den Sakofarg mit der Mumie am spannendsten. Drin wird auch ein Film gezeigt und bietet eine schöne Pause im kühlen Inneren.
Die frühere Kirche, die durch das Erdbeben in 1755 zerstört wurde, ist heute ein archäologisches Museum.
Die Ausstellung in den Überresten der einst reichen Kirche umfasst unter anderem Fundstücke der ersten Besiedlung Lissabons, Sarkophage und eine Multimedia Show.
Sehr interessant und sehenswert.
Die Ausstellung in den Überresten der einst reichen Kirche umfasst unter anderem Fundstücke der ersten Besiedlung Lissabons, Sarkophage und eine Multimedia Show.
Sehr interessant und sehenswert.
Leider lohnt der Besuch bei auch hohem Eintrittsgeld aktuell aufgrund der Bauarbeiten gar nicht. Auch wirkt die archäologische Sammlung wild und planlos zusammengewürfelt. Die evtl. problematische Geschichte von der Ausstellung ägyptischer und/oder südamerikanischer Artefakte wird nicht thematisiert. Zusammenfassende Empfehlung: Nicht hingehen
Wunderschön wenn man sich für Architektur und Geschichte interessiert! Wenig besucht und auch wenig Besucher*innen! Ein Eintritt von 5€ ist mehr als angemessen! Im hinteren Bereich befindet sich auch noch ein kleines Museum was sich absolut lohnt!