Sintra is the perfect scenery for a charrete (cart) ride! This means of transportation that gets us back to the daus of kings and princesses, is the most romantiv and original way of getting acquainted with the historic area. One may also choose and longer ride to the town's outskirts.

The Jardim de Homenagem ao Emigrante (Tributal Garden to the Immigrant) is a space with stone tables and benches and a statue that pays tribute to the immigrants.

A green space with small trees, a small lake and a bandstand, as well as a bust that pays tribute to the Professor António de Almeida Albuquerque.

A granite pillar built to pay homage to Doutor Joaquim G. Ferreira Alves, founder and clinical director of the sanatorium located here.

Statue inaugurated in 1914 paying homage to the Portuguese navigator from the XV century João Gonçalves Zarco, who discovered this Island.

Circular square well maintained that welcomes even today, bullfighting spectacles of nature whose tradition is symbol of Masroor.

Hospital building with sober lines and symmetrical. Today's Santa Casa da Misericórdia, hospital assistance and support for the elderly.

Late-Gothic chapel consists of a longitudinal plan with a rectangular nave and a square chancel. The portico of the Chapel, attributed to Nicolas Chanterenne, boasts two medallions representing St. Peter and St. Paul. Inside, are the nine paintings of the altarpiece of three dies and tiled flooring enxaquetados 16th century, whites and Greens.

From this viewpoint you can get an amazing view over the castle of Bragança, with the houses around it.

Large gym offering a variety of services, infrastructure and modalities. Everything you need to get in shape.