Sintra Mountain underground tunnel network discovered. The Sintra mountain in Portugal contains extensive tunnel networks beneath it Masons, Rosacrucians, and Memovinians fled to Sintra mountain during periods of persecution The tunnels connect to various outlets in the village
Beneath the Quinta da Regaleira estate in Sintra, Portugal lies a network of tunnels. The famous 27-meter deep Initiation Well connects to underground passages visitors can explore today. This small network of interconnected passageways links various attractions within the renowned Quinta da Regaleira gardens. Built by an eccentric Freemason, the estate is steeped in mystery with Templar-inspired symbolism throughout its grounds.
Key Facts
- The Sintra mountain in Portugal contains extensive tunnel networks beneath it
- Masons, Rosacrucians, and Memovinians fled to Sintra mountain during periods of persecution
- The tunnels connect to various outlets in the village
- The mountain was considered one of the six pieces of paradise lost according to Muslims
- The Moors refused to shed blood at this sacred location
Related site: Sintra / Olisipo — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: The Shaman and the Philosopher - Ep. 18 by Institute for Natural Philosophy