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... definitely the bus driver. I have never seen a guy drive a big tour bus on a narrow streets like he did. Getting to a hairpin switch back , he would slow down "a little bit" going into the curve, and as soon as he reached the apex of the turn he would put his foot of the gas peddle and demanded everything the bus had to offer, there were not a single horse in the stable as they each worked hard to get us around the curve. The people were stunned to silence, and ...
A fairy tale casle like in Germany!
... the Quinta de Regaleira, built by a Portuguese family who went to Brazil to make fortune and then came back to the homeland.
After some free time in Sintra and after a quick lunch, we returned following the coast, first seeing Cabo da Roca, the most westwards point of Europe they say. Blue sea- I mean Ocean, wonderful view, fantastic!
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Sintra and beyond
... most decadent chocolate cake I had seen in ages, yet we ate it and marveled over every bite. The Portuguese I know and love sure can cook! Utterly stuffed and pleasantly exhausted from our day, we headed back to the hostel, winding our way along the coast, visiting the western most point of Europe, Cascais beach and more. Back at the hostel, we met up with our crew for another evening full of Sagres, wine, cards and loads of laughs.
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Sintra. Orasul Castelelor.
Daca ajungeti in Lisabona, merita sa faceti o excursie de o zi la Sintra. Luati trenul din gara Rossio si in aproximativ o ora ajungeti la Sintra (trenurile pleaca din jumatate in jumatate de ora). Este un orasel impresionant, un orasel al castelelor. Merita sa vizitati Palatul Pena (recomandarea mea este sa luati autobuzul din gara pentru ca drumul spre palat este foarte obositor pe jos) si Quinta da ...
The Fairytale of Sintra
... parts of the world during the Portuguese maritime glorious days. Those include North American Sequoia, Chinese Gingko, Australian ferns, Cypress, Magnolia, and Japanese Cedar. To make it even more interesting, a labyrinth is constructed from sculpted trees and it is connecting the palace to many secret places throughout the park...andreas@driving-vacation.com
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