Day 1: Cheleiros l Aldeia da Mata Pequena l Mafra

Morning: The journey begins in Cheleiros , a historic village marked by traditional architecture, ancient street layouts, and a strong connection to the surrounding rural landscape. Next is Aldeia da Mata Pequena , a restored village that preserves the memory of ancient agricultural communities, inviting a journey through time via its stone houses, courtyards, and traditional ways of life.

Afternoon: The journey continues with the discovery of ceramic tradition through the Mafra Clay Interpretation Centre , a space dedicated to valuing clay and the artisanal techniques that have marked the region. A visit to the National Museum of Music allows visitors to discover an important collection of musical instruments, bringing them closer to the history of music and Portuguese sound heritage.

Day 2: Mafra

Morning: The morning is dedicated to the Quinta da Raposa Cultural Complex , where you will find interpretation and knowledge spaces related to the territory, namely the Mafra Village Interpretation Centre and the Torres Lines Interpretation Centre . This is followed by a visit to the Church of Santo André , a medieval religious heritage site, showcasing the historical architecture of Mafra.

Afternoon: The itinerary continues with the Palace of the Marquises , a testament to the presence of the local nobility and the aristocratic history of the region. The day ends with free time in the town of Mafra , allowing you to explore the streets, traditional shops, gastronomy, and the unique atmosphere of this historic center.

Day 3: Mafra

Morning: The morning is dedicated to the National Palace of Mafra , a monument classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visit allows you to appreciate the grandeur of this monumental complex, where the history of the monarchy, art, architecture, and the cultural life of the 18th century intersect. The tour is complemented by a tasting of Fradinho , a typical sweet from the region.

Afternoon: The afternoon takes us to the Tapada Nacional de Mafra , a former royal hunting ground created in the context of the Palace, now dedicated to nature conservation and the enhancement of biodiversity. Among forest landscapes, animal species, and natural heritage, the visit provides close contact with the territory and the environmental richness that characterizes the municipality.

Day 4: Santo Estêvão das Galés l Malveira l Charneca l Milharado

Morning: This day begins with an experience dedicated to the flavors of Mafra, through a visit to a cheese factory , where you will learn about the know-how associated with local products. At the Beatriz Costa Popular Museum , the memory of the actress and Portuguese popular culture takes center stage. This is followed by a tasting of the traditional Trouxas da Malveira , an emblematic sweet of the region.

Afternoon: The afternoon takes us to Charneca , known for its connection to the imagery of the "Village of White Clothes" and local rural traditions. The route ends at the Cabeço do Milharado Mills , where the memory of traditional milling and the importance of wind and agriculture in the lives of the communities are preserved.

Day 5: Gradil l Santo Isidoro l Sobreiro

Morning: The morning begins with a visit to the Church of São Silvestre do Gradil , an example of the religious heritage of the villages in the municipality. At a local farm , visitors are invited to explore the wine-growing landscape through a walk through the vineyard, ending with a wine tasting that celebrates local flavors and production.

Afternoon: The afternoon reveals Mafra's connection to arts and crafts traditions. At a local historic farm , discover the rurality and agricultural heritage of the region. At the José Franco Village Museum , a recreation of a traditional Portuguese village brings ancient crafts to life, complemented by a bread-making or pottery workshop.

Day 6: Ericeira

Morning: The last day is dedicated to Ericeira , a fishing village with a unique identity and renowned for its connection to the ocean. The itinerary includes the Church of Mercy and the Chapel of Our Lady of Good Voyage , spaces linked to religious history and the protection of sailors. The visit also includes a tasting of the traditional Ouriço sweet and a stop at the Jaime Lobo e Silva Cultural Center , a space dedicated to local memory and culture.

Afternoon: During the afternoon, visitors can explore the Interpretation Centre of the World Surfing Reserve , where they can learn about Ericeira's relationship with the sea, surfing, and environmental preservation. The tour concludes with the Church of Santa Marta , a place of worship for fishing communities, and the Zambujal Fort , a defensive structure belonging to the Lines of Torres Vedras.