Name: Excursion privée d’une journée complète en petit groupe pour visiter le meilleur de Sintra et Cascais
Brand: viator
SKU: 22189
Price: 56 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (38 reviews)

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A propos de cette activités

Sintra et Cascais sont de petits villages juste en dehors de Lisbonne. C'est la véritable activité « incontournable » lors d'un séjour à Lisbonne. Situées dans une magnifique zone protégée, les collines de Sintra abritent quelques-uns des plus beaux palais et châteaux.
Le plus emblématique d'entre eux est le palais de Pena, que vous visiterez tôt dans la matinée. Il est considéré comme le plus magnifique château d'Europe, et c'est un véritable plaisir de vous promener dans son parc, ou simplement d'admirer la vue depuis les balcons, avec Lisbonne à l'horizon.
Dans le charmant Village de Sintra, qui ressemble à une ville de carte postale, vous aurez le temps de déguster des pâtisseries locales, d'acheter quelques souvenirs ou tout simplement de profiter de l'ambiance locale. Ensuite, vous vous rendrez au cap Roca (Cabo da Roca), le point le plus occidentale d'Europe, via des routes étroites dans les collines, où peu de gens passent.
Au départ de cap Roca, vous pourrez vous rendre à Lisbonne, toujours le long de la côte, et profiter d'une vue imprenable d'abord sur l'océan, puis sur le Tage, avant d'arriver à Lisbonne. Sur le chemin, vous aurez le temps de vous arrêter à Cascais, ancien village de pêcheurs qui est devenu terre d'accueil des rois en exil, et l'un des centres d'espionnage pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Cascais est désormais une agréable ville balnéaire, où les gens parcourent les rues tout en profitant du soleil.

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Pilote / guide
Commentaires en direct à bord
Guide local
Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
Garanti pour éviter les longues files
Transport en minibus climatisé
Entrée - Park and National Palace of Pena
Entrée - Cabo da Roca
Garantie coupe-file

Non inclus

Nourriture et boissons
Pourboires

Autres informations

Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
Non accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Aucune condition physique particulière requise
Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte

Caractéristiques

Tourisme

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Culturel

85%

Commentaires

4.4

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gjmancini

5 | 2019-07-03

Could not have asked for a better tour. First a visit to Cascais, then to Cabo da Roca, then Sintra and then the Pena Palace in that order. Our guide was helpful, courteous and conscientious. Moreover, getting to the Pena Palace LAST was a real plus since there were no lines to get into the park or palace. It is as advertised - a small group of 6. We hit all the stops as advertised with sufficient time at each location. And the price was right. I plan to continue to use Viator. I have never been disappointed with previous tours Viator has offered in various European countries.

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Spring1972

4 | 2019-07-03

The tour is pretty good, you make an hour stop in Cascais, you can go to the beach if the weather is co-operative. However, our favorite spot was the western-most tip of Europe where the view is beautiful, we took some pictures. Sintra palace looks pretty good from outside due to kind of pillars it has and the moorish art and colorful building. However, I found the inside the palace to be a huge disappointment. Our guide Juan was a great guide, he gave us enough time to enjoy each spot, recommended Santini ice cream in Cascais, was very friendly. However, they call Pena Palace a "must viist" in Portugal. May be, for Portugease people it might be "must visit", but if you have been to Royal palace in Madrid and Palace of Versaille in Paris, you are going to find the inside of the palace to be a disappointment due to kind of hype they make. yes, the palace has good ceilings in couple of rooms and all and it might be important in history, but due to the fact that the palace high up in mountains, the views of the mountains and ocean from the palace are more worth enjoying then the inside of the palace. Overall, it's a pretty good tour because you do spend good amount of time outdoors in natural beauty, I do recommend this tour. However, you can also go on your own taking a public transportation to Cascais and Sintra.

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James J

3 | 2018-03-25

It was a good tour but unfortunately we had really terrible weather. Our guide was excellent, and the castle was fascinating.

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David W

5 | 2018-03-16

Great trip - excellent tour guide

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Calvin G

5 | 2018-02-20

This really was an exceptional day although the dense fog made our time at the Palace less than ideal. I can only imagine what it would be like on a warm sunny day. The walking tour around Cascais however was delightful, although a local race did make parking a bit of an issue. Between Cascais and Sintra we stopped for lunch. An amazing restaurant with an entire 3 course meal, complete with wine, tea and coffee was only 22 euros. Give the less than ideal weather conditions this was probably the highlight of the day. A great choice by our terrific guide that day.

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Fred B

5 | 2017-11-24

Sintra tour, the best. Would go again if we return to Lisbon

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DIMITRA G

5 | 2017-10-12

Amazing trip.....beautiful Sintra and Cascais..... Our driver and guide was the best.... very pleasant and easy going..... Ideal for a day trip!!!

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