Sintra or Cascais?
Aug 3rd, 2004, 06:22 AM
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Sintra or Cascais?
Going for a week to Portugal in September, as I have a problem with walking, which is the most accessible for visiting sites, beach, restaurants, etc. Is one more hilly than the other?
Aug 3rd, 2004, 07:52 AM
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Hi Rosie
If you have a problem with walking, don't stay in Sintra. You have to climb much as it's a village on the mountain.
Stay in Cascais, it's very easy to accessrestaurants ( you have plenty), beaches, shopping and the train to Lisbon and Belem , where there are many historical sites is just there.
I don't know your budget but if you can afford it stay in Hotel Albatroz, it's lovely, right in the center of Cascais, near everything . If not, Hotel Baia is also very well located.
Have a good time
Teresa
If you have a problem with walking, don't stay in Sintra. You have to climb much as it's a village on the mountain.
Stay in Cascais, it's very easy to accessrestaurants ( you have plenty), beaches, shopping and the train to Lisbon and Belem , where there are many historical sites is just there.
I don't know your budget but if you can afford it stay in Hotel Albatroz, it's lovely, right in the center of Cascais, near everything . If not, Hotel Baia is also very well located.
Have a good time
Teresa
Aug 3rd, 2004, 08:05 AM
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You're welcome Rosie.
I live near Cascais so, if you have any more questions or want some sugestions on resturants and other things feel free to email me at [email protected]
I will be glad to help you
I live near Cascais so, if you have any more questions or want some sugestions on resturants and other things feel free to email me at [email protected]
I will be glad to help you
