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Almoçageme is a rural village in the Sintra
council. Located between the hills and the sea, within a 40 km drive
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Arriving here from Lisbon is easy, either from the South or from the North. There is a motorway (A5) to Cascais and a main road (IC19) to Sintra. The pleasant road that encompasses Serra de Sintra also leads to Almoçageme. Furthermore, there are trains to Sintra and Cascais and from there a bus line. |
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The Cascais, Estoril and Sintra region is one of Portugal’s oldest favourite tourist destinations, with all kinds of infrastructures and easy access. There is a diversified cultural offer, chiefly during the internationally renowned summer musical festivals. There is a rich cultural heritage and sandy beaches for all tastes, including some of the best European beaches for sports such as surf (Praia Grande, 5 km north of Almoçageme) and windsurf (Praia do Guincho, 12 km south of Almoçageme). |
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Cabo da Roca, 5 km from Almoçageme, is the westernmost point of Europe and a place with breathtaking landscapes. |
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All the region is excellent for long walks both in Serra de Sintra and along the cliffs that overlook the sea. Clearly marked trails help you find landscapes still untouched by man. For those who like bicycle tours, there is a variety of ways to explore the “Serra” through paths well marked likewise. |
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Finally, the most appreciated jewel: the “Palácio
da Pena”, a palace on top of Serra de Sintra, that was the
summer residence of Portugal’s monarchs, a place of unending
romanticism located in the heart of a park with century-old trees. |