I lived in Lisbon for 2 years. Sintra was my favorite place to be. I have been there so many time, also there is a forest there to explore. One day is impossible to enjoy Sintra Village.
Yes, I agree. Sintra is one of the largest municipalities around Lisbon, so you would need at least a week to see a large portion of it🫡 Thank you for your comment👍
@brunoalmeida1980 I think you are right, because without a guide it is not very interesting. Yes, everything is beautiful, but there is no depth without story🫡 Thank you!
Great time watching this vídeo. Very well done. You are such a nice people. And the guide was amazing. I think he is brasilian. I'm Portuguese and he knows more of Sintra than me. 😅 Congrats! I really enjoy your vídeos! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Muito obrigado! 👌 Yes, you are right. He is from Brazil, he has a very relaxing personality and brings a lot of fun with his music and vibe. Appreciate that you enjoy our videos👍🇵🇹 See you around in Portugal 🫡
One of my favorite magical places in Portugal. The history and the forests and architecture is like a dream. Nice vibe with the tour guide. I enjoyed. I know it is a very tourist area, but you can not blame this area since it is so unique. The scenery speaks for it self , also being close to Lisbon, Sintra attracts tourism. See you in the next one.
So is mel right? 😄 From info I got now : In Portuguese, "hidromel" refers to mead, an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting honey with water, often flavored with fruits, spices, grains, or hops. "Mel" simply means honey, the sweet substance produced by bees from the nectar of flowers. So, while both involve honey, hidromel specifically refers to the fermented beverage, whereas mel refers to the raw honey itself. Thank you for your comment 🫡🇵🇹
I love your videos, Andrew! Sintra looks pretty but I still prefer Peniche tho 😂I always pop up one of your videos on TV while having lunch with the fam...Keep the content coming, bro!🙌
Olá Tudos 👋🏻 I love a nice long video! I have been to Sintra twice. I think it’s cool, and I think it’s a must see for tourists… so if you have people visiting you then I’d take them there… BUT tell your friends to visit in the winter! Both times I went when I had visitors and we all enjoyed it. My preference is actually Quinta da Regaleira, actually… but I was there in the winter so it wasn’t too crowded at all.. and as your wife mentioned… it was a bit rainy that day. I LOVED the Initiation Wells. Incredible! Maybe if you had started at the top you might have appreciated them a bit more. When I was there there were a couple noisy people in the bottom and one guy who was going down around the time I was, and that is it! The fact that the property was build by a Free Mason is very intriguing to me. It is beautiful! Enjoyed your tour guide. Cool guy! Pi think you definitely enjoyed it more because of him, knowing your aversion to crowds and tourists. Sintra is a very beautiful area… no denying it! Obrigada 🙏🏻
Hey Jen 🖐 You are so right about that. I enjoyed the guide for the trip in Sintra. Without him, I would have been very, very "lost" 😄 Regaleira is beautiful, but once I experienced some issues with the place. It's very hard to change course, and it was already the end of the day, so I was exhausted 😅 I think we will return to Sintra one day (I was exaggerating about never going back), since there are a lot of hidden palaces, etc. Thank you for sharing your experience in Sintra. See you 🫡🇵🇹
@@millionplacesoneworld I hear you. The first time I went, we got there a bit later than planned and didn't really know what we were doing. After a really lovely lunch at a beautiful spot half-way up the mountain, we went up to Pena and spent a long time up there. My daughter's boyfriend wanted to see the Moorish Castelo and we literally arrived at the ticket window 1 minute too late. As you know, you can walk all the way to the gates, but he was really disappointed. He'd also done some research and heard about the Initiation wells so wanted to see that but we didn't have time (shorter days in January too). So, the next time I went, with other visitors (in early February) we made sure to go much earlier and saw both Pena and the Quinta (and the village of course). They say there are a lot of magic in the mountains of Sintra!
I still have nature to show in Sintra. I need to capture the morning vibe in the video, along with good weather (sun and morning fog). That's when it will start to look magical. One day, for sure!🙂
My son and I went to Sintra from Cascais in January. We went with Van Tour Way of Life in a wonderful Volkswagon van and Christiano and Laura are awesome guides too! What was great is, they just took us to Monserrate Palace because it's their favorite because of the Moorish Architecture and the gardens and not as crowded. It was almost mystical because of the early morning fog and we were the first ones there and only a few others came. It was amazing then we drove through the streets of the more touristy area. They then took us to the Colares Winery nearby - the oldest collective in Portugal and we did a tasting then went to a seaside lunch at Azenhas Do Mar (which reminded me of a smaller Ericeira) and then Guincho Beach and back to Cascais apt. It was my son's favorite day in all of Portugal we visited. There's just something magical about the air and vibe there if you go really early; we had far less tourists than you! (And it was winter but in the 50s (F) temperature not too cold) Van Tour Way of Life private tour for reasonable rate! (Much less than you mentioned for full day) Your guide made the experience for you and we had the same type of experience! Oh, wait...I wrote this but didn't send until the end and now you are organizing tours! Awesome.....you will be a fun guide, too! Good luck.....and I'd be interested for fall for the town in the forest you visited? What was that? Will have to check it out! Or Nazare. Great news!
Thanks for your comment. It sounds like you liked Sintra a lot. 👍 We also enjoyed it (mostly because of the guide and all the information he provided). The prices for palaces, etc. could be lower, or they could offer a single ticket for everything, but they are separately owned, so maybe that's why it's not possible. Oh, I know what you're talking about-in the early mornings. Once I went around 6 or 7 a.m., and it was amazing with the sun, fog, and birds. About the tours, I'm glad to hear that you're interested. I'll gladly take you wherever you need or want to go. Which town in the forest do you mean? In the Sintra video? It's all Sintra👌 And Nazaré is a good choice. You can write me an email at millionplacesoneworld@gmail.com, and I'll give you my WhatsApp🫡 Take care!
GREAT VLOG!!! I love Sintra and did it alone, but your guide/driver was great!! I can't wait to see where you end up, but you sure are discovering Portugal, my love!!
Well...How to explain 😄 If I'm tourist, I should like a lot of other tourists? If there would be lot of "me" as tourists, I would prefer place without "me". I hope you get the point 🫡
Só a meio do vídeo é que percebi porque é que o guia não sabe falar inglês.... é mais um guia local que veio do Brasil, gozar com turista é a especialidade deles
O guia falou inglês e bem , fez um serviço aparentemente positivo , a forma como explicou , a história , a arquitectura , boa vibe numa onda bem freak , é isso que os turistas precisam
@ricardodias736 Concordo com você, aproveitamos aquele dia e foi a primeira vez que pegamos o guia. Em Sintra penso que o guia é obrigatório para navegar com todos os outros turistas e estradas/ruas estreitas👌
I lived in Lisbon for 2 years. Sintra was my favorite place to be. I have been there so many time, also there is a forest there to explore. One day is impossible to enjoy Sintra Village.
Yes, I agree. Sintra is one of the largest municipalities around Lisbon, so you would need at least a week to see a large portion of it🫡 Thank you for your comment👍
To fully understand Regaleira you must have a guide. It has many secrets and stories, that makes it magical.
@brunoalmeida1980 I think you are right, because without a guide it is not very interesting. Yes, everything is beautiful, but there is no depth without story🫡 Thank you!
Great time watching this vídeo. Very well done. You are such a nice people. And the guide was amazing. I think he is brasilian. I'm Portuguese and he knows more of Sintra than me. 😅
Congrats!
I really enjoy your vídeos!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Muito obrigado! 👌
Yes, you are right. He is from Brazil, he has a very relaxing personality and brings a lot of fun with his music and vibe.
Appreciate that you enjoy our videos👍🇵🇹
See you around in Portugal 🫡
One of my favorite magical places in Portugal. The history and the forests and architecture is like a dream. Nice vibe with the tour guide. I enjoyed. I know it is a very tourist area, but you can not blame this area since it is so unique. The scenery speaks for it self , also being close to Lisbon, Sintra attracts tourism. See you in the next one.
Thank you for your comment, and I agree with everything you said.👌 I think Sintra is also very popular worldwide🌍 See you around 🫡
Hidromel in english is mead :)
So is mel right? 😄 From info I got
now : In Portuguese, "hidromel" refers to mead, an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting honey with water, often flavored with fruits, spices, grains, or hops. "Mel" simply means honey, the sweet substance produced by bees from the nectar of flowers. So, while both involve honey, hidromel specifically refers to the fermented beverage, whereas mel refers to the raw honey itself.
Thank you for your comment 🫡🇵🇹
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Paldies, vajag 1.5M 😄🤎
Strādājam, neguļam!❤
Please, see MONSERRATE PALACE.... it is amazing...
Hey 🖐 Wow I just saw the pictures of the palace, very beautiful, it must be bit hidden somewhere in Sintra 😄
@@millionplacesoneworld Yes, the hidden gem!
Now I need to see it 😄
I love your videos, Andrew! Sintra looks pretty but I still prefer Peniche tho 😂I always pop up one of your videos on TV while having lunch with the fam...Keep the content coming, bro!🙌
Hey 🫡 Good to hear and about Peniche: that's my top city in Portugal, love it too 💯🇵🇹 Thanks for your comment, bro 👍
😂😂 you are just like me you love nature more than people 😂😂😂😂
@mariateixeira9769 😄 People in moderation, nature every day😁😁😁
@@millionplacesoneworld I agree. When I lived in Norway I was hungry just for the nature I felt alive
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Olá Tudos 👋🏻
I love a nice long video! I have been to Sintra twice. I think it’s cool, and I think it’s a must see for tourists… so if you have people visiting you then I’d take them there… BUT tell your friends to visit in the winter! Both times I went when I had visitors and we all enjoyed it. My preference is actually Quinta da Regaleira, actually… but I was there in the winter so it wasn’t too crowded at all.. and as your wife mentioned… it was a bit rainy that day. I LOVED the Initiation Wells. Incredible! Maybe if you had started at the top you might have appreciated them a bit more. When I was there there were a couple noisy people in the bottom and one guy who was going down around the time I was, and that is it! The fact that the property was build by a Free Mason is very intriguing to me. It is beautiful! Enjoyed your tour guide. Cool guy! Pi think you definitely enjoyed it more because of him, knowing your aversion to crowds and tourists. Sintra is a very beautiful area… no denying it!
Obrigada 🙏🏻
Hey Jen 🖐
You are so right about that. I enjoyed the guide for the trip in Sintra. Without him, I would have been very, very "lost" 😄
Regaleira is beautiful, but once I experienced some issues with the place. It's very hard to change course, and it was already the end of the day, so I was exhausted 😅
I think we will return to Sintra one day (I was exaggerating about never going back), since there are a lot of hidden palaces, etc.
Thank you for sharing your experience in Sintra. See you 🫡🇵🇹
@@millionplacesoneworld I hear you. The first time I went, we got there a bit later than planned and didn't really know what we were doing. After a really lovely lunch at a beautiful spot half-way up the mountain, we went up to Pena and spent a long time up there. My daughter's boyfriend wanted to see the Moorish Castelo and we literally arrived at the ticket window 1 minute too late. As you know, you can walk all the way to the gates, but he was really disappointed. He'd also done some research and heard about the Initiation wells so wanted to see that but we didn't have time (shorter days in January too). So, the next time I went, with other visitors (in early February) we made sure to go much earlier and saw both Pena and the Quinta (and the village of course).
They say there are a lot of magic in the mountains of Sintra!
I still have nature to show in Sintra. I need to capture the morning vibe in the video, along with good weather (sun and morning fog). That's when it will start to look magical. One day, for sure!🙂
SUPER VIDEO! bijām Sintrā, bet nemaz nevarēju iedomāties, ka viņa tik liela un skaista! Paldies par skaistumu! Skatos tālāk..❤
Paldies 🤎 Jā, liela, vēl tik mazu daļu parādījām 🇵🇹
P.S. Jau domāju, ka neskaties vairs manus vidikus 😄
Normāli.... Kas tev liek tå domāt?
Tas ka 😂😂😂naktii divos neskatījos?
Thanx 👌❤️ nice historical place ❤🎉you’re the best ❤
Nu ja 😄 Šodien arī neskatījies 😄😄😄
My son and I went to Sintra from Cascais in January. We went with Van Tour Way of Life in a wonderful Volkswagon van and Christiano and Laura are awesome guides too! What was great is, they just took us to Monserrate Palace because it's their favorite because of the Moorish Architecture and the gardens and not as crowded. It was almost mystical because of the early morning fog and we were the first ones there and only a few others came. It was amazing then we drove through the streets of the more touristy area. They then took us to the Colares Winery nearby - the oldest collective in Portugal and we did a tasting then went to a seaside lunch at Azenhas Do Mar (which reminded me of a smaller Ericeira) and then Guincho Beach and back to Cascais apt. It was my son's favorite day in all of Portugal we visited. There's just something magical about the air and vibe there if you go really early; we had far less tourists than you! (And it was winter but in the 50s (F) temperature not too cold) Van Tour Way of Life private tour for reasonable rate! (Much less than you mentioned for full day) Your guide made the experience for you and we had the same type of experience! Oh, wait...I wrote this but didn't send until the end and now you are organizing tours! Awesome.....you will be a fun guide, too! Good luck.....and I'd be interested for fall for the town in the forest you visited? What was that? Will have to check it out! Or Nazare. Great news!
Thanks for your comment. It sounds like you liked Sintra a lot. 👍 We also enjoyed it (mostly because of the guide and all the information he provided). The prices for palaces, etc. could be lower, or they could offer a single ticket for everything, but they are separately owned, so maybe that's why it's not possible.
Oh, I know what you're talking about-in the early mornings. Once I went around 6 or 7 a.m., and it was amazing with the sun, fog, and birds.
About the tours, I'm glad to hear that you're interested. I'll gladly take you wherever you need or want to go. Which town in the forest do you mean? In the Sintra video? It's all Sintra👌 And Nazaré is a good choice. You can write me an email at millionplacesoneworld@gmail.com, and I'll give you my WhatsApp🫡 Take care!
GREAT VLOG!!! I love Sintra and did it alone, but your guide/driver was great!! I can't wait to see where you end up, but you sure are discovering Portugal, my love!!
Thank you, obrigado, paldies 🫡🇵🇹 It's also interesting for us where we will end up, so many beautiful places 😄
Why do you always make comments about tourists, when you are one of the tourists
Well...How to explain 😄 If I'm tourist, I should like a lot of other tourists? If there would be lot of "me" as tourists, I would prefer place without "me". I hope you get the point 🫡
Só a meio do vídeo é que percebi porque é que o guia não sabe falar inglês.... é mais um guia local que veio do Brasil, gozar com turista é a especialidade deles
Não conheço outros guias em Portugal, mas esse cara foi super legal e amigável👍
O guia falou inglês e bem , fez um serviço aparentemente positivo , a forma como explicou , a história , a arquitectura , boa vibe numa onda bem freak , é isso que os turistas precisam
@ricardodias736 Concordo com você, aproveitamos aquele dia e foi a primeira vez que pegamos o guia. Em Sintra penso que o guia é obrigatório para navegar com todos os outros turistas e estradas/ruas estreitas👌