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Just 30 minutes from Lisbon, Sintra sits amidst the pine-clad slopes of the Serra de Sintra. A UNESCO Word Heritage site since 1995, this beautiful town of brightly painted houses has long attracted heritage aficionados and romantics from around the world. Like the town itself, the best places to stay in Sintra are charming, perfect for memorably holidays as a couple or with family and friends.
Built by the Moors in the Middle Ages, The National Palace of Sintra is dazzling — as is the Palacio de Pena, a former royal residence inspired by the German Romantic movement. Tour both with an expert guide, before immersing yourself in the magic of Sintra’s winding streets. The ancient Castelo dos Mouros is striking, as is the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira, a rural escape close to town.
Pop into chic boutiques, artisanal craft shops and bustling cafés, or tuck into superb fresh seafood at the hip restaurants which spill out onto the cobbles. Venture further afield for sun drenched beach days, hiking and cycling trails, or day trips to lovely Lisbon. Expect the best places to stay in Sintra to fill up fast during the summer months — book your trip well in advance!
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Sintra (2710-628 Sintra )
A lovely hillside B&B in Sintra, with great views of both the hills and castle from the pretty garden and terrace. Inside, elegant rooms have high ceilings and elaborate cornicing, while impeccable bedrooms feature fine hardwood furniture and quality linens. A real gem, and great value too!
Sintra (Estremadura)
Located in the heart of Sintra, this boutique hotel blends old-world charm with modern elegance. The decor is a mix of vintage books and art, setting a romantic and serene atmosphere. Enjoy a heated outdoor pool, family-friendly restaurant, and nearby historic attractions. A peaceful retreat.
Sintra
An majestic hotel in Sintra. Its room are decorative and ornate, in particular the beds, which are beautifully adorned with elegant headboards and eiderdowns. Perfect for a romantic break to explore the rich history and culture of Sintra. A charming Portuguese destination.
Sintra (Estremadura)
Tucked into Sintra’s lush hills, this tranquil retreat boasts pistachio façades and elegant terraces. Interiors blend vintage grandeur with modern touches, while sprawling gardens and a serene pool set the scene. With intimate service and easy access to historic sights, it's full of old-world charm.
Sintra
A luxurious and ideal resort for families, in the hills outside Lisbon, with a kid’s club, two golf courses, a spa and an impressive collection of gourmet restaurants. Huge contemporary chic rooms and suites with balconies, all the mod cons, and stunning views towards the mountains.
Sintra (Rua Barão de Almeida Santos Nº7)
Superbly situated on the border between a national park and the city, Sintra Marmoris Palace is an elegant 19th-century manor house. Offering a range of spacious rooms and suites with some more opulent and traditional than others. Wander around the lush garden and enjoy the fabulous views.
Sintra
An elegant, late 18th century, neo-classical palace, set amongst lawns and roaming peacocks in the shadow of the Pena Palace in Sintra. A destination immortalised by Byron as a ‘glorious Eden’ in his poem Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage. Pool, tennis courts, and an excellent restaurant.