“Sparrow Sintra Nest” is a completely refurbished design town house, right in the center of Sintra village, classified by UNESCO as World Heritage and Cultural Landscape. Located in a very quiet non-traffic street, just 250 m away from the train station, that come directly from Lisbon and also the bus stops, all in a walking distance. It is a fully equipped nest, with all the kitchen amenities, 2 suites with private bathroom and a sofa bed in the living room. In the patio you can enjoy a breathtaking view to “Castelo dos Mouros” and fantastic sun baths.

Hello, my name is Patrícia. I was born in Lisbon but always lived in the Sintra region. This allows me to be near the untouched wilderness, the sea that I love and be so near to the city of Lisbon (a half hour drive). Being a passionate Quality Manager for 15 years grant me to be a problem solver in a creative way, so every new challenge involves seeking out inspiration in all sorts of places, passion and assertiveness. At the same time, I’m a devoted mother of a beautiful girl, and I truly believe that Sintra is the best environment for her to grow up in. I love to Travel meeting new people and places, trail run or trekking on new paths, trying regional foods and wines. As I travel I always appreciate the welcoming feeling of the people and places I’ve encounter. Theirs stories are always part of the journey and the afterward memories that this experiences provide. No better way to give back, then to welcoming you to Romantic Sintra! Explore the enchanted Palaces and Castle, trek the forest to breathe the green diversity, refresh yourself in the Atlantic ocean in one of the beautiful beaches, enjoy the food and region wines. Welcome to Sintra, Portugal

Sintra is one of those magic places where nature and man combined in a perfect symbiosis, as if they wanted to surprise us and fill us with emotion in the beauty of their work. Classified by UNESCO as World Heritage and Cultural Landscape, you can witness the passage of many peoples and cultures who always showed consideration for the vestiges left by their predecessors. Celts worshipped their moon god here, the Moors built a precipitous castle, and 18th-century Portuguese royals swanned around its dreamy gardens. Even Lord Byron waxed lyrical about Sintra’s charms. The magic of the natural scenery and the memory of Man’s passage through Sintra, the mysterious mists, the sound of water and greenery, result in a unique poetic ambience that makes Sintra a place that inspires art.