Palaces & Pathways of Sintra

Nicole at Pergola House.... marvellous warm welcome, noticed it was Tony's birthday from his passport. Birthday 'letter', cake, candle and decanter of port awaiting us on our return from sightseeing in Cascais. She was a delight.

Mushroom rissoto and scallops at Cantinho do Avillez in Cascais.

Pasties and fresh orange and a huge smile from the chap at Bar do Guincho.

Chapel of Peninha built into an outcrop of rock....lovely walk on Day 3 Around Azoia, taking the short cut.

Monserrate Palace... stunning and fascinating. Beautiful, tranquil gardens too.

Hotel Britania in Lisbon 

The vinyard at Azoia is a gem both for the quality of accommodation and their wine which is fabulous.

On the walk from Cascais to Azoia, the lunch places suggested in the notes are too early so it is critical to get a picnic before you leave Cascais. Biscaia has posh houses but no bar. We were starving when we finally got to the Don Quixote restaurant but it is very popular and had a huge queue, so we staggered on the last 700m or so. 

The walks were great, avoiding built up areas and taking us through delightful varied paths and areas. The wild flowers were stunning and we suggest you mention that in walk publicity for this time of year. The standard of accommodation was high, breakfasts plentiful and delicious. 

Cascais is a gem even if busy, we enjoyed a fascinating tour of the citadel with an English speaking guide who was both knowledgeable and entertaining. Paula Rego museum was a highlight.

Don Quixote mill - great food and atmosphere. After 6 days walking, the hills of Sintras palaces and gardens were a bit of a challenge as are the long queues. Forward booking is essential. Biester Palace was an accidental find and much enjoyed not least for the fact that noone else seems to have discovered it. 

This was a lovely combination of walking and sightseeing; good to enjoy countryside, towns and a city.

Very scenic walk along dramatic cliffs and through picturesque whitewashed villages. Lovely hotels and some great little restaurants along the way. Especially Moinho Dom Quixote at Azoia. We really enjoyed the walk to and from Pena Palace in Sintra through the beautiful forest and away from the tourists. Also loved being able to have a break at Monserrate Palace with its beautiful gardens on the way to Sintra.

The walking was a delight in beautiful unspoiled countryside.  The environment was of great importance to the people.  However Sintra was a real shock.  Travellers should be warned that this is massively over visited.  Your advice to cross into the new town for dinner was a life saver.  Restaurant Incomum in Rua Dr. Alfredo da Costa especially good.  Shame the notes didn't mention the dinosaur footprints and other fossils along the route.

Best place to eat in Azoia, without doubt, is 'Nem Que a Vaca Tussa'.

Very good Sinatra restaurant is Romania de Baco.

For guests at the Britannia Hotel in Lisbon, the Rubro almost next door is excellent 

None of the above are expensive 

We took this trip in late April/early May, the flowers on all the walks were so beautiful. The weather was perfect for walking, not too hot and we were fortunate it didn't rain whilst walking (just overnight). Stunning views of the coast. As advised in the notes, some cafes weren't open as the season was just beginning so definitely worth ordering a picnic or taking provisions with you. Definitely worth pre booking tickets for the attractions around Sintra as big queues otherwise.

Despite some disruption to our routes caused by Storm Martinho the previous week, we enjoyed this trip very much. The hotels were all great in different ways, the transfers were good and all the walks apart from one were varied and interesting with plenty of beautiful views. 

We do not hold Inntravel responsible for the dreadful weather conditions which the Portuguese people informed us was highly unusual at this time of year.  We felt very sorry for the inhabitants who immediately set about tidying up everywhere.  We did manage to visit three palaces as several were closed due to problems of access or power outage.

Extra day at Cascais was an unexpected delight (NB restaurant and cafe recommendations here need updating). Excellent fish lunch at Azul e Sal at Azenhas do Mar. We loved Sintra and were really glad of the extra day to fit them all in. We loved the variety of the walks and combination of sea and hill/forest walking.

Most of the walking was in areas of beautiful scenery and well away from other holiday makers. Sintra and Lisbon were however very busy.

INNTRAVEL NOTE: This customer did our walking holiday 'Palaces & Pathways of Sintra' followed by a city add-on in Lisbon.

Cascais was lovely as an overnight stop. Walk around Azoia was superb, especially the walk up to the chapel. The clifftop walks were another highlight- especially the Praia da Ursa and the walk to Macas.  Sintra was delightful although busy.  We appreciated arriving on foot rather than negotiating the traffic.  On the morning of our full day there we enjoyed a quiet and mistily evocative walk up to the Pena Palace for a nine o'clock entrance.

Starting the first walking day quite late, gets the walker to the facilities at Guincho for mid day but leaves the walker moving in the hottest part of the day. A picnic and an earlier start would have been more comfortable. The gpx files and a gps device, whilst not essential, did help with route finding a few times

We skipped the Day 4 walk around Colares and took the tram from Colares to Sintra; a 30 minute journey each way; great fun. Also, beer enthusiasts should seek out craft beer bars in Cascais, Colares and Sintra. (Seaweed beer!?)

Thank you for a very well-arranged holiday with excellent walking notes and interesting and very different places to stay.

We appreciated the variety of topography and vegetation that were included in these routes. The printed map showing   marked paths in Sintra National Park which you provided was also useful for going off-piste. 

Not any low scores, but just to note that in Colares, the Otto Gastro-Bar you referred to has closed down. (page 66 of your notes)

Likewise in Sintra, Restaurante O Regional has closed.  (page 90 of your notes)

In both places we found other places to eat!

Hotel in Cascais was lovely.

Day 3 of walk was a highlight as very varied.

Were informed on arrival at Vila Vitorina that most clients omit the following days itinerary.

Lots to see in Sintra

Gorgeous scenic walks and lovely hotels, two with pools. Definitely stop at Dom Quixote before arriving at Quinta Vale da Roca or later on for dinner (we went three times). And don't miss Azenhas do Mar for lunch when staying in Colares. Go for the view and the amazing seafood!

We highly recommend a couple extra days in Lisbon and a few days in Porto which is three hours by train from Lisbon. Inntravel booked the train and very nice hotels for us in both cities.  

A generally fantastic holiday and well organised. The accuracy of the walking notes and routes was excellent and the background information was extremely informative and helpful. The transfers all worked very well and were always on time. We really enjoyed the walking routes but strongly feel that a note should be added regarding the frightening guard dogs around the suburbs of Colares. 

Most enjoyable and varied trip. Coastal walks in particular were excellent, with great views and beautiful spring flowers and butterflies along the way. Would recommend the 3 Gomes and Don Quixote restaurants in Azoia. Limited options for food in Colares, although what there is, is very good, but you may need to book to be sure of a spot. Sintra is hugely busy during the day but strangely quiet at night and many restaurants and bars close at 8pm.

From memory we have been on at least 7 Inntravel walking and cycling holidays, but this was unquestionably and unanimously rated the best. Particular highlights were the welcome at both Pergola Hotel in Cascais and Lawrence's hotel in Sintra, which were both outstandingly warm and friendly. All the accommodation was good overall, although the bedroom at the Quinta Vale da Roca had a curious in-room shower and toilet arrangement and was rather dark. The Pergola has a wonderful breakfast and a beautiful, peaceful, shady garden to sit in. Lawrence's Hotel was very beautiful, traditional and had exceptionally friendly and helpful staff. The walks were wonderful. They combined beautiful coastal views and lovely, peaceful woodland walks, surrounded by birdsong and utterly secluded. The spring flowers were stunning and varied. Sintra was very busy and full of tourists, being a relatively short coach journey from Lisbon, but the Moorish Castle and the Pena Palace are both beautiful, though in retrospect we would have missed the latter as it was too crowded to be enjoyable. The walking notes were perfectly understandable and easy to follow. Overall it was a wonderful introduction to a beautiful and peaceful part of Portugal that we would love to visit again.

Don't know where to begin really. It was outstanding. Challenging yet comfortable  Just such a joy to have everything arranged for you. One of my best holidays ever!

In Colares we found the most amazing place to eat (on Google maps) called Colarense. The reviews describe it as like having supper at your grandmothers ...and it is ! 

This was our first Inntravel holiday and whilst normally inveterate complicated holiday planners we loved the feeling of everything being 'sorted'. And it all worked! The detailed route instructions were blissfully easy to follow, especially in combination with the downloaded GPS files when we had the very rare worry. The walking was exactly as described, very manageable, with some steep paths. Aspects of the routes were a bit suburban for us, but there were some stunning cliff top paths and a spectacularly lovely day of forest ascent leading up to Sintra. We rarely met other walkers and enjoyed the solitude, but that could have been down to the time of year and weather. The Convento dos Capuchos was a magical place to explore and the gardens of the palaces of Sintra were spectacular. Weather was trousers and t-shirt temp, but lots of quite heavy showers. We were overjoyed by the old fashioned glamour and charming service of Hotel Britania in Lisbon (city add-on) and the equally delightful Lawrence's Hotel in Sintra. Pergola House was super friendly with a rather over fancy expensive restaurant, but the other two hotels were a bit of a disappointment, especially the cramped room with a shower and toilet in the room - barely separated by glass screens - at Quinta Vale Da Roca. Breakfasts were in general delicious and substantial, and we enjoyed some hearty and good value meals in recommended restaurants along the route. We would definitely opt for another Inntravel holiday in the future.

There were many highlights/memorable places and moments during our holiday (Palaces and Pathways of Sintra) including: The coastal paths – absolutely beautiful! The hotels were all excellent. We loved the ambience of Pergola House, the view at Quinta Vale da Roca, the restoration of Vila Vitorino and the history surrounding Lawrence’s Hotel. The food was delicious. The Convento dos Capunchos – a real gem, so beautifully quiet and peaceful. Montserrate Palace (especially the wonderful gardens).

There was more suburban walking than we had anticipated. This is something we probably would have spotted had we looked carefully at a map before booking. The walk around Colares was wonderful once we got to the coast and away from the crazy, barking guard dogs. Sintra was beautiful at night but incredibly busy during the day. If you want to go into Pena Palace you really do need to book a slot. We gave up when we saw the massive queues, content with the memory of the peaceful Convento dos Capunchos and the stunning gardens at Montserrate Palace. We had a fabulous week away and are so pleased to have seen this area of Portugal. If you book this holiday you should bear in mind that parts of the walking are quite suburban and Sintra is a massive tourist attraction so be prepared and book ahead.

I found the trip notes highly detailed and helpful, and very much appreciated the background information on the various cities and monuments that Inntravel provided. I also downloaded the recommended GPX files which were very useful as a supplement to the trip notes. I also found the restaurant suggestions excellent.

This was our first Inntravel holiday and we thought it generally very well organised. The hotels each had their own individual style and were all comfortable and welcoming although the staff at Quinta Vale da Roca were thin on the ground, possibly because we stayed on a public holiday. Breakfasts were generally excellent, especially at Vila Vitorino, but in hindsight we would have preferred to have had picnics provided by the hotels each day for maximum flexibility and to avoid the risk of cafes/restaurants being busy or closed, as there wasn't much option in terms of food shopping - just our personal choice, though. We found the first day to be the longest and hardest (not just because of the 30 degree October heat which lasted all week!) and would suggest being dropped off at Guincho beach rather than walk the first few kilometres up the coast alongside a fairly busy main road. The walk around Colares on day 4 included quite a lengthy suburban section with lots of barking dogs although the later coastal section was nice. On reflection we felt that one night in Colares would have been enough for us if this had been possible - we would probably have preferred to have had two nights in Cascais at the beginning of the holiday as our flight times didn't really give us any chance to look around. On day 5 we arranged for the luggage taxi to take us up the hill to Convento dos Capuchos to start our walk - a good decision in the fierce heat and it gave us more time to look around properly before walking onwards to Sintra. After the quiet of the previous places, Sintra was very busy but we really enjoyed our stay and the hospitality of Lawrence's Hotel. Overall a lovely week in very hot October sunshine - interesting places and scenery, and lots of delicious fish!

Such an adventurous and inspirational walk, great nature views, perfect places to stay, highly recommend palaces and historic castle to view. One of the best holidays possible, so much to see, super fish food, everyday different, very good locations with a good city to visit at the end.

So many highlights from this holiday, beautiful and varied accommodation, a variety of walking terrain along beaches, clifftops and through woods, fabulous views. The local seafood dishes served at the restaurants in the villages were delicious and, of course, a daily pastel de nata for energy! Visiting the palaces of Sintra at the end of the holiday was the icing on the cake.

This was an excellent holiday, very well thought out and planned by Inntravel. All of the hotels are very good and each is individual in character. The welcome we received from the manager and staff at Pergola was exceptional. Of the many highlights, Monserrate Palace is not to be missed. Later that day we chose to explore Biester Palace & garden, rather than the overcrowded Regaleira Estate. We enjoyed exploring the palace and its lovely gardens and taking refreshment at the tea house. For the day in Sintra, we chose to take a taxi directly to Peña Palace, thereby avoiding the steep uphill walk from town. This is a good move, as there is a further 20 minute uphill walk from the park entrance to the palace. Our recommendation is to buy a 'park ticket' (which we did in advance) this allows you to not only access the extensive gardens, but also to walk around the palace fortifications and enter the chapel. We saw as much of the palace as we wanted to see, and were allowed to bypass the lengthy queues of frustrated people with timed tickets waiting to see the palace interior. By leaving the gardens via the Valley of Lakes exit, we could walk directly up to the Moorish Castle. We found doing it this way around allowed plenty of time to explore both sites fully.

We followed other clients' suggestions for eating out, and can highly recommend Sisudo in Almocageme for lunch (booking may be necessary), and also Azenhas do Mar, a great fish restaurant with stunning sea views. We also ate twice at Don Quixote in Azoia, both times late lunches which allowed for a relaxing evening at Quinta Vale de Roca. A final comment: the ice creams at Santini opposite Pergola in Cascais are superb. 

We loved the variety of walks, coastal views and interesting hotels. The holiday felt like a wonderful adventure with the added bonus of a great dinner and comfortable bed at the end of each day.

Food highlights were Bar do Guincho, 3 Gomes in Azoia, Don Quixote for the views and lunch after the walk on Day 2, Sisudo for lunch on Day 3 (tempura prawns!) In Colares, Ribeirinha is excellent particularly if you are vegetarian... good non meat/fish dishes are hard to come by in Portugal. The fish restaurant at Azenhas do Mar is not to be missed at the end of Day 4. Not the cheapest but SO good! Sintra is really busy after the relative quiet of previous days.. best to prebook restaurants.

Time Out Market in Lisbon is the most incredible foodie experience, we went twice.

Loved the walks through the forest and this over all is a very pretty areas of Portugal. First day walk was harder than anticiapted but the rest reflected the grading. The Lisbon add on was a personal highlight. 

A wonderful family walking holiday through the Sintra-Cascais natural park.  Impeccably organised by Inntravel, assisting us with a late notice taxi adjustment as one flight was delayed.  The walks were fun with a variety of beaches, cliff tops and open inland paths.  Some walks did include fairly long stretches through affluent suburbia where guard dogs made themselves known.  We most enjoyed day 2 - Around Azoia - and the climb to the chapel of Peninha with views to Lisbon.  The walk into Sintra on day five and then around Sintra on the final day were a fitting climax to the holiday.
The accommodation was all to a high standard with warm welcomes and excellent breakfasts throughout.  The highlight was Quinta Vale da Roca with amazing views back to Cabo Raso, and a lovel pool.  We did the wine tour and it was interesting to discover the story behind the local wine industry where the local vines have escaped the phylloxera epidemic due to the way they root deeply into sand.
We arrived into Cascais too late for the recommended Dom Pedro and instead had a lovely dinner in Beira Mar.  Choice of dining in Azoia is limited but we had two great dinners.  Casa do Mar sem Fin is low-key but high quality.  The spicy clams were good and the home made ice cream is highly recommended with aventurous recipes (Jalapeno pepper, pineapple and mint being just two) - ask to try three varieties and they come served in lovely individual dishes with separate spoons!  3 Gomes is more traditional and excellent - we enjoyed the Arroz (fish rice).
The walk to Colares is quite heavy going on day three and we stopped for a very welcome lunch in the Cafe Sol da Adraga in Almocageme - very informal and a great club sandwich.
Dining is even more limited in Colares (especially on a Sunday/Monday) but Colheita 71 is an absolute gem. Don't be put off by the inauspicious entrance and let the hoistess (Lia) guide you towards her recommendations.  We had one vegan in our group and with a little notice they presented a beautiful vegan salad.  In Sintra, Nau Palatina was exellent but a 20 minute walk out of the town.
As others have said, Pena Palace is busy with a feeling of being controlled rather than welcomed, but it is a must.  Pre book and you are given a time slot which they stick to precisely.  In contrast, Monserrate Palace and gardens are stunning and the National Palace in the centre of Sintra is interesting and both are a lot quieter.  The Moorish Castle should be visited en route to Pena and gives great views to Pena, Sintra and beyond, but a good head for heights is required.  The castle and Pena are about 1,500 feet up from the centre of Sintra and many visitors take the bus or taxi but the walk is most rewarding.

We had a fantastic walking holiday overall in high quality accommodation in great locations. The two hotels with the pool were an added bonus for rest and swim after long walk. We would recommend booking an extra day in Sintra if you wish to visit the main palaces. We found that we were too tired after the walk into Sintra to do more than Monsatery and Monserrate Place (do not miss this as it is very different). But consider buying a combination ticket for all palaces as we didnt and probably paid more than we needed. We were recommended a great restaurant only 5 minutes walk from Lawrence Hotel in Sintra, called "Romaria de Baco". Excellent food but may need to book. Walks were amazing in terms of variety and viewpoints. Great sections along the coast and opportunities to sit on a few beaches for a rest. Overall, a brilliant experience and would use Inntravel again.

Our 6th Inntravel walking holiday and there are many reasons why we keep returning to the format. The office organisation and background information to start with. Then the good choice of trails, views, accommodation.

An extremely well coordinated and arranged holiday.  The scenery is fantastic and the Portuguese people are so friendly.   Loved Sintra.  Definitely needed my stick and you do need a head for heights at some points.  Food delicious.

The sights of the Sintra Hills are fantastic and well worth visiting. Cascais is also worth a day. The old fashioned and charming Lawrence's Hotel was delightful as was the Pergola House in Cascais. They bookended a super holiday. 

We highly recommend this walk, especially for the combination of dramatic views of the ocean shoreline, dense woodland and open countryside. The opportunity to visit unique historic buildings is a plus, especially the Monserrate Palace where we arrived on Day 5. We recommend others to plan plenty of time to explore and enjoy this particular experience. The restaurant suggestions were very helpful. We appreciated in particular the 3Gomes restaurant in Azoia.

The cliffs along the Atlantic Coast and the GR 11 trail were spectacular and wildflowers were in bloom. Enjoyed Evora and wished we'd had an extra day there, but the hotel had been booked for a tour and we had no choice but to return to Lisbon by the early morning train. Every one of the hotels you chose for us was lovely and all of the hosts were charming and helpful. The Portuguese people were warm and friendly and, interestingly, we were in Lisbon on Democracy Day, which was a bit of added excitement.

INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers added a stay in Evora before our walk Palaces & Pathways of Sintra

My partner and I really enjoyed this trip around the Sintra region. It was especially convenient as an easy transfer from Lisbon with spectacular scenary immediately upon day 1 of the walk. We would highly recommend the trip to others and expect to return to many of the locations we visited.

While we were in Portugal there was a strike of Public sector workers which affected some trains and the public monuments around Sintra. It would have been helpful to have been warned of this (we did get a text in relation to the journey from Coimbra to Porto, which was helpful)

INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers did our walking holiday 'Palaces and Pathways of Sintra' followed by our journey 'On the Waterfront'.

This holiday takes you on a lovely variety of walks through different environments which provide stunning vistas, a wonderful variety of plants and trees to enjoy and time to stop, reflect and take in the beauty of the area. The accomodation was varied with three very different set ups, but each one was interesting, very comfortable and run by great people who added a lot to our stays there. We enjoyed finding out more about the history of the area through the notes we were given to accompany us on our walks, and the directions were generally very easy to follow and detailed. Our Lisbon add on was well worth doing - a lovely city to explore.

Inntravel did an exceptional job of providing the walking notes, hotels and restaurant recommendations. We really enjoyed waking up, giving our luggage to the taxi driver and walking the rest of the day. The walking was our highlight - so beautiful and fun to walk in nature and then pass through towns, stopping for coffee and ice cream! We also enjoyed the descriptions of the sightseeing opportunities provided in the Inntravel book. Everyone from taxi drivers to hotel staff were tremendously friendly and helpful. Language was never an issue since everyone spoke English exceptionally well. I appreciated that Inntravel responded within 2 hours when we emailed with a question or issue (taxi in Sintra). All the hotels spoke highly of Inntravel as well and had good experiences working with the company. This was an amazing trip and we really enjoyed every part. 

Wonderful holiday, with varied but generally not too challenging walking and generally high standard of accommodation en route. Written directions for the walks were clear and helpful, and we loved the sense of getting to know some corners of Portugal which are slightly off the beaten track. October is a much rainier month than we had expected, and the climate of all the places we stayed was extremely humid so it is really hard to dry clothes - bathrooms don't have hot rails, tumble dryers are not easily accessed - so take plenty of spare clothing! Sintra is stunning - well worth allowing plenty of time for Monserrate, too. We spent an extra half-day in Sintra due to poor weather earlier in the trip, and were glad to have had enough time to explore it thoroughly and see all the palaces, castle etc without rushing. The Lisbon add-on was well worth doing - we loved the city and could have done with longer there, but we will return! Be prepared for eating out in Lisbon to be much pricier than the excellent and (by UK standards) very moderately priced food we had around Cascais and Sintra.

This was our third walking holiday with Inntravel and we are impressed with the quality that is your signum: interesting hotels, perfect transfers and luggage transport, great walks and walking notes. We hope to be back in 2023!

Great three centre holiday (including walking holidays 'From Cape to Castle', 'Palaces & Pathways of Sintra' and a stay in Lisbon at the Hotel Solar Do Castelo) which we thoroughly enjoyed.

This was our first walking holiday experience and Inntravel was recommended to us by friends who had used their services before. Being Canadian, and using a UK travel agent solely by email correspondence was of some concern, but our apprehensions were alleviated when everything came together as we hoped. Our experience with Inntravel was seamless. All of the necessary preparation and walking notes were provided to us well in advance. The accommodations were better than expected and the transfers were timely. The Castles of Sintra route was spectacular while we experienced history, local flavours and beautiful landscapes. We would certainly use Inntravel again for future walking holidays in Europe or abroad. 

Staying in Lisbon at Solar do Castelo was a highlight. The walks were a great mixture of by the sea and in the hills. Sintra is an exceptional set of palaces but Pena queues are not worth it.

Of the palaces in Sintra, they varied a lot in appeal. Monserrat was the best, with the best garden and beautiful architecture. Biester came a close second.

The walking notes suggest going to the Moorish castle first, and then on to Pena Palace. We went directly to the Pena Palace at 9.30 by tuktuk, and the crowds were already large. By midday they were horrendous. The Pena Palace was not very attractive, made worse by the press of crowds. We would have prefered to give it a miss.

Great restaurant in Sintra, just by the Lawrence : Romaria de Baco, very popular, best to book.

In Evora, we had a great meal at Bistro Barāo, again best to book.

Exceptional accommodation. Perfect locations. Good food recommendations for evening meals. Efficient luggage transfer. Great map provided, v useful as point of reference if not sure of notes.

This was our first holiday with Inntravel. We were very impressed with the detailed walking notes and luggage transfers. All the accommodation was excellent. We particularly liked the secluded courtyard garden at Pergola House in Cascais and wished that we had booked an additional night there. Ana provided wonderful homemade breakfasts and packed lunches at Quinta do Rio Touro in Azoia and it was lovely to relax in the pool there after a day's walking. We strongly recommend the 3 Gomes restaurant in Azoia (about a 15 minute walk away) - a very friendly restuarant with a good menu of Portuguese dishes. We had a lovely detached room at the end of the garden at Colina Flora and again enjoyed using the pool in the garden. There is a useful self catering kitchen with an honesty box to buy pasta and basic sauces as eating out requires arranging a lift with the hosts, or getting a taxi. Lawrence's Hotel was well situated in the old part of Sintra - quiet but with easy access to the centre of town and the sites. The evening meal there was excellent. 

It was warmer than average for September and quite humid making walks a little more challenging than the distances suggested. Nevertheless, we enjoyed all of the varied walks: beaches, cliff views, forests and sites of interest.

We look forward to booking with InnTravel in the future.

It's hard to highlight any aspect of this holiday as it was all so good.  Great hotels, off the beaten track - literally.  Great walks through some stunning scenery.  Even the weather gods delivered with heavy rain/thunder by night and glorious blue sky and sunshine by day.  I've always said "the sun shines on the righteous" - we must have been good recently!

Our first trip with Inntravel. Very well organised and great tips & recommendations for where to eat etc. would thoroughly recommend Metamorphosis restaurant in Sintra opposite Dom Pipas which was closed - excellent quality & great value.