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Pena Palace with its yellow and red towers and grey dome rising above the trees of the Sintra hills.
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Pena Palace

Pena Palace is a Romantic palace on a peak of the Sintra hills, built from 1842 to 1854 for King Ferdinand II on the ruins of a 16th-century Hieronymite monastery, to plans by Baron Wilhelm Ludwig von Eschwege. Its yellow and red towers, neo-Manueline and Moorish-style details and the monastery's surviving cloister and chapel stand in a wooded park.

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