Discover Portugal’s military legacy on a full-day tour of the iconic fortresses of Sesimbra, Setúbal and Palmela. With an expert Guide, comfortable transportation and stops at strategic locations, you’ll explore the Fortaleza de Sesimbra, the Fort of St. Philip and the Castle of Palmela. Enjoy battle stories, stunning architecture and stunning panoramic views.
- 8-hour tour with private transport and expert Guide
- Visit the Fortaleza de Sesimbra and its historic walls
- Explore the Fort of St. Philip in Setúbal, with spectacular views
- Discover the Palmela Castle and its local traditions
Pickup included
Start in the charming seaside villa of Sesimbra. Visit the Fortaleza de Sesimbra, built in the 17th century to defend the region from maritime attacks. Explore the walls, gates and towers as you learn about battles, military strategies and the historical importance of fortification. Enjoy panoramic views of the Villa and the Atlantic Ocean, ideal for photographs.
Travel to Setúbal, a historic city on the banks of the Sado estuary. Visit the Fort of St. Philip, a Renaissance fortification built in the 16th century to protect the city and port from pirate attacks. Admire the combination of military architecture and natural beauty, with spectacular views over the city, the estuary and the Serra da Arrábida. Learn from the Guide on military life, defensive strategies and historical curiosities.
Lunch - known by the Calamares
Complete the tour in Palmela, a medieval Villa famous for its castle on top of the hill. Explore the Palmela Castle, its walls, towers and the historic center as you learn about its strategic role in defending Portugal over the centuries. Enjoy 360° panoramic views of vineyards, fields and the Sado estuary. Discover the local traditions, culture and architectural heritage of the region.
Complete the tour in Palmela, a medieval Villa famous for its castle on top of the hill. Explore the Palmela Castle, its walls, towers and the historic center as you learn about its strategic role in defending Portugal over the centuries. Enjoy 360° panoramic views of vineyards, fields and the Sado estuary. Discover the local traditions, culture and architectural heritage of the region.
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