Lisbon and Sintra (Full Day Tour)
Cityrama, Portugal
Lisbon
Portugal
Sat, 11th October 2008 - Tue, 31st March 2009
city. Continuing for a little walk in Alfama, the oldest and the most picturesque quarter of the city, with a stop for wine tasting in a handicraft store. Proceeding along the riverside to enjoy Praça do Comercio – ex libris of Lisbon and one of the Tagus Bridges (cross if possible), till Belem quarter, dedicated to the discoveries.
Then, a unique opportunity to visit the church of St. Jerome Monastery, masterpiece of the Manuelin style and the coach Museum, who exhibits the world largest collection. Finally, a panoramic view of Belem tower and at Monument to the discovery.
In the afternoon, departure for an unforgettable discover of "Coast of the Sun" and it’s beaches. Estoril, a cosmopolitan village between Lisbon and Cascais attracting with its mild climate and several activities that have to offer such as golf, casino, horse racing and motoring as well as for its beautiful beaches of white sand. We follow to Cascais and its colourful bay, a fishing village and at the same time a ranch of summering, an illustrated postcard combining the sun and a sea that extends until Guincho losing itself in the dunes.
We pass through Boca do Inferno – a picturesque cliff formed by the erosion of the sea. Stop at Cabo da Roca (of 1 March the 31 October) - the westernmost point of continental Europe to admire the beautiful landscape. We continue to Sintra and it’s Mountains with its luxuriant vegetation framing our tour. We visit the charming Village Palace (visit, except on Wednesdays- visit of Palace of Queluz) in Moorish style with its conic chimneys and manueline style windows as well as its tile panels, reinforcing the interest for its interior.
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Times: Daily @ 9am except Christmas Day & 1st January
Booking Information:
Please ensure to call Cityrama Lisbon on +351 21 319 10 85 at least 24-48 hours in advance of the tour (Mon-Fri).
city. Continuing for a little walk in Alfama, the oldest and the most picturesque quarter of the city, with a stop for wine tasting in a handicraft store. Proceeding along the riverside to enjoy Praça do Comercio – ex libris of Lisbon and one of the Tagus Bridges (cross if possible), till Belem quarter, dedicated to the discoveries.
Then, a unique opportunity to visit the church of St. Jerome Monastery, masterpiece of the Manuelin style and the coach Museum, who exhibits the world largest
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