The image displays the multi-colored Pena Palace located in Sintra, Portugal, specifically within the municipal territory encompassing Santa Maria e São Miguel, São Martinho e São Pedro de Penaferrim

The image displays the multi-colored Pena Palace located in Sintra, Portugal, specifically within the municipal territory encompassing Santa Maria e São Miguel, São Martinho e São Pedro de Penaferrim. In the immediate foreground, weathered light grey stone battlements with curved, unevenly shaped merlons are prominent, partially obscuring the base of the palace. Behind these foreground structures, a steep, rocky slope covered with green vegetation, including bushes and some palm-like plants, is visible. The palace complex rises under a clear, cloudless deep blue sky. The left section of the palace features a purplish-grey (or lilac/lavender) tiled facade with intricate white window frames, circular decorative windows, and two prominent yellow onion-domed towers. A large arched entrance or balcony structure on the lower left is adorned with elaborate carvings and draped white string lights. Towards the center and right, the palace transitions into sections painted vibrant yellow, characterized by crenellated battlements and multiple arched terraces with visible figures. A distinct red section with grey crenellated battlements and a small conical watchtower is situated at a higher elevation on the upper right side of the palace. Below this, a yellow wall segment displays a large, ornate coat of arms. A green and red flag with a white diagonal stripe, identified as the Portuguese national flag, flies from a pole attached to a yellow wall on the far right. Multiple individuals are visible on various terraces and walkways of the palace. Three figures are discernible on a central terrace near a dark lamppost, with one individual wearing a red top. Another person in a dark blue jacket is observed descending steps on the far right. Strong sunlight illuminates the scene, casting distinct shadows.