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Where to stay in Sintra

Best time: Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer mild weather and fewer tourists, allowing for a more enjoyable experience while exploring the palaces and nature.

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Top stays in Sintra

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ibis Lisboa Sintra★ 4.7

ibis Lisboa Sintra

Bairro do Campo da Bola

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WOT Ocean Soul★ 4.3

WOT Ocean Soul

Almuinhas Velhas

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Azenhas Do Mar Valley House★ 4.3

Azenhas Do Mar Valley House

Almuinhas Velhas

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Casa da Pendoa★ 4.3

Casa da Pendoa

Quinta da Beloura I

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Flag Hotel Lisboa Sintra★ 4.3

Flag Hotel Lisboa Sintra

Aldeia de Santa Isabel

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Aguamel Sintra - Boutique Guest House★ 4.2

Aguamel Sintra - Boutique Guest House

Quinta da Beloura I

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Azen Cool House★ 4.2

Azen Cool House

Almuinhas Velhas

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Sintra Bliss Hotel★ 4.2

Sintra Bliss Hotel

Quinta da Beloura I

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Quinta das Murtas★ 4.2

Quinta das Murtas

Quinta da Beloura I

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Eighteen21 Houses - Quinta Velha★ 4.2

Eighteen21 Houses - Quinta Velha

Quinta da Beloura I

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Pensao Nova Sintra★ 4.2

Pensao Nova Sintra

Quinta da Beloura I

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Casa da Estefanea★ 4.2

Casa da Estefanea

Quinta da Beloura I

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Sintra, like a local

Don't miss

  • Pena Palace: A colorful romanticist castle and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
  • Quinta da Regaleira: A mystical estate with gardens and initiation wells filled with symbolism.
  • Castle of the Moors: Offers stunning views and a glimpse into medieval history.
  • Monserrate Palace: An exotic palace with beautiful gardens, less crowded than others.
  • Sintra National Palace: The best-preserved medieval royal palace in Portugal.

Where to eat

  • Piriquita: Famous for its travesseiros, a must-try local pastry.
  • Tascantiga: Offers a great selection of tapas with a local twist.
  • Cantinho Gourmet: Known for traditional Portuguese dishes in a cozy setting.

Do this

  • Hiking the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park: Explore the stunning landscapes and scenic trails.
  • Visit the local artisan shops: Discover handmade crafts and souvenirs unique to Sintra.
  • Attend a Fado night: Experience traditional Portuguese music in an intimate setting.

Local tips

  • Take the local tram to avoid parking issues and enjoy a scenic ride.
  • Visit attractions early in the morning to beat the crowds.
  • Check for free entry days to certain palaces and museums.
  • Explore the lesser-known paths of Sintra-Cascais Natural Park for hidden viewpoints.

Know before you go

Best time

Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer mild weather and fewer tourists, allowing for a more enjoyable experience while exploring the palaces and nature.

Getting around

Buses, tuk-tuks, and walking. The town is hilly, so be prepared for some steep walks.

Airport

LIS

Language

Portuguese, with some English spoken in tourist areas.

Money

Euro (EUR). Credit cards are widely accepted, but small shops may prefer cash.

Safety

Sintra is generally safe for tourists; however, be cautious of pickpockets in crowded areas.

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