Quinta da Regaleira - A Tour of Sintra's Initiation Well

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►Introduction to Quinta da Regaleira, Sintra, Portugal
00:00 Introduction
00:39 What is Quinta da Regaleira
01:00 Initiation Well
01:15 Where is Sintra and How Long to Spend There
01:33 Arrival at Quinta da Regaleira
02:37 How to Get Tickets to Quinta da Regaleira
03:05 Opening Hours and When to Visit
03:30 Apps to Use for booking and traveling Portugal
04:00 Walk Directly to Well to be first in
04:15 Inside the Initiation Well
05:39 Templar Compass
05:50 Caves and Caverns Under Quinta da Regaleira
07:00 Walking through the grounds of Quinta da Regaleria
►About Quinta da Regaleira, Sintra Portugal
Quinta da Regaleira in Sintra, Portugal, is mysterious and magical. Nestled in the heart of the town, the 19th-century estate is surrounded by lush gardens filled with exotic plants and flowers.
It was built in the early 20th century by a wealthy Brazilian businessman named António Augusto Carvalho Monteiro. Monteiro was a collector of art and rare objects and used the Quinta da Regaleira as a showcase for his collection.
At the center of the Quinta da Regaleira stands the stunning palace, a masterpiece of architecture and design.
ut the real attraction of the Quinta da Regaleira is its underground tunnels and caves. These mysterious passages were once used for initiation rites by secret societies, and their secrets remain hidden. Visitors can explore the tunnels and caves, discovering hidden chambers and passageways as they go.
If you drive, there is parking down the street from the main entrance and the fee to enter is €10.00/€5.00/€4.00/€25.00 (adult/child/senior/family), and this includes entrance to the house and the grounds.
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