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The Unexpected Gardens (Walkhike)

Caminho dos Frades, Quinta dos Lobos 2710-560 Sintra

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About the offer "The Unexpected Gardens" of Walkhike

This tour takes you to visit two wonderful gardens and its monuments, besides a lovely hike inside the Sintra forest connecting both monuments. The first is “Capuchos Convent”, probably the most important testimony of the Sintra primeval forest, preserved by the brotherhood of Franciscan friars and their austere monument carved in stone. The second is “Montserrat Gardens and Palace”, which is one of the most beautiful creations of the Romanticism landscape, immortalized by Lord Byron, “Monserrate” is one of the most famous and exotic European Victorian gardens. 
Included:
Pick up and Drop off at the Accommodations 
Entrances tickets of the monuments
Guided visits + Guided hike on the forest

Not Included:
Picnic lunch in the gardens or lunch at the cafe/restaurant inside Monserrate (depending on the weather)

Price per person: 100€
Difficulty level - 2 (in a scale between 1 and 5 in which 5 is the toughest)
Total distance - At about 10 kms (including the walks inside "Capuchos" and "Monserrate")
Accumulation of ups - 350 m 
Accumulation of downs - 350 m
Upper point - 397 m
Lowest point - 164 m
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