Saidur Rahman Babu

Nice shopping centre with a big supermarket. The small individual stores offer a great mix of services and products.
By public transport it is a little hard to find.
You need to walk through the archway in the buildings to find the entrance.

This was probably my favorite place to visit in Sintra and I wish I had spent more time here. The grounds are just really pretty and nice to wander around. It’s also massive and the maps don’t make it very easy to navigate but it’s still very pretty. The initiation well is quite unnecessary in my opinion. You have to wait in line maybe 20-30 minutes just to walk down into the well and have a million people in your pictures. But other than that it’s a nice park and you can get some really cute photos

The palace is beautiful, and the view is spectacular. The staff allowed us to pass the massive line with our pre-purchased tickets because we had a baby in our company, which was very nice. Otherwise, the line looked like a 1.5 hour wait mid day.

cleanest airport I have ever been in. The shops in the airport have everything and beautifully displayed. Charging stations were everywhere. Tables were plentiful, didn’t have to walk around looking for a spot. The food was also good. I wish I had taken more photos. This airport is beautiful. It feels like a mall with tons of stores including Victoria’s Secret, Guess, BOSS, Desigual, Pandora, and so many more. There’s also a big food court with a bunch of options to pick from and a couple of markets. The gates are spacious and with lots of sitting areas. The only downside I found is the restrooms, there’s not too many and at the time we traveled there were long lines to use it.
We traveled with TAP, our flight was delayed one hour but ended up at our destination safe and sound.
Would definitely recommend the airport for a layover 10/10

It is so amazing to walk through history. They are doing some repairs to the structure and the informative video/light show of the history was very cool. I also love that it is an inexpensive visit and kids are free. Worth a quick visit while in Lisbon. Awesome archeological museum that showcase the history of Lisbon. Was pleasantly surprised to see a real mummy inside!! The preserved ruins with interesting stonework is a great start as you stand beneath the remains of the vault that collapsed in the great earthquake of 1755. The museum has many interesting artifacts along with a short film about the history of the convent. Afterward we strolled around back of the ruins and climbing just a few steps we found ourselves at the top of the Santa Justa elevator that many wait in long lines to enter.