“If you go to Sintra, don't miss the chance to visit the westernmost point of mainland Europe, Cabo da Roca”

“Praia Grande, the beach where you can feel and see that the earth is round.”

“The food here is great but get there early as the line is long in the summer. Fresh seafood traditional Portuguese by the sea.”

“A very good beach with great seafood restaurants and a wonderful fish market”

“Its not a zoo, but a park where you can roam through paths, gorgeous views, pine woods and cliffs. You can find various hiking paths there.”

“Hidden in the woods is this fascinating hobbit-like convent, originally built in 1560 to house friars, who lived in incredibly tight conditions, in small cells with low, narrow doors.”

“It is close to Cabo da Roca, the famous westernmost point of Europe, and its beauty is able to mobilize even the most rocky heart. The rocks, incidentally, make up the scenery around you, but rest assured that the sand is fine. The result is a postcard of filling the eye, of course, but as all that is good gives work, remember that awaits you a long walk from the car park until finally reach the proximity of the sea. How to get there: the N247 Valley by itself: A road that winds the Serra de Sintra, often overlooking the sea. Once in the village of Almoçageme, just follow the signs to the beach of Adraga..”

“Beautiful, pristine and secluded beach on the Sintra coast. Lovely restaurant here too so lunch a great option. ”

“You can find almost everything you need here. From fress meat to tobaccos, from fresh fish to panties.”

“Almoçageme Market - A cute little local market where you can find fresh fruit and vegetables from local farmers, but also some other products (e.g. bread, honey, cakes and flowers.) Open Saturdays and Sundays 11:00 - 18:00”