Parques de Sintra-Monte da Lua (PSML) is the managing body of the main natural, architectural and museological values of the Cultural …
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Nov 15, 2024
On Google maps, there are two places called "Escola Portuguesa de Arte Equestre" / "Portuguese School of Equestrian Art". This is correct but confusing, as this Tripadvisor mentions Queluz in the blu…Full review by 1000years
Jun 15, 2024
Very disappointed there is not more advertising or marketing around equestrian Center. We are Horse lovers from the US! We did not find out about it until our last day of visiting lisbon. Hoping to…Full review by debrar293
Dec 12, 2023
It was a real treat to have a private tour led by Christina and then to enjoy watching the riders and horses doing their daily training. My wife and I have been involved with horses for most of our …Full review by Howard H
How long do the training sessions last? Start time is 10 am or 11:30 am? When does the training session end?
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Ages, it stated at 1030, we had a trip round the stables and at the same time they were riding in the main arena and the young horse arena. So lots to see. Then at 1130 the individual …
Ages, it stated at 1030, we had a trip round the stables and at the same time they were riding in the main arena and the young horse arena. So lots to see. Then at 1130 the individual practise starts, there was at least 2 horses being worked at any one time. Sometimes ridden sometimes on foot. We left at 1245 as had to get back but it was still going on. Obviously this is just based on our experience and I am not sure what is standard.
What's the easiest way to get to the Riding School from the city centre? If we were to get a taxi there, would it be easy to get one back when we've finished the visit?
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It is super easy, get the Tram or bus to Belém from central Lisbon (€3 ish with a zapping travel card) get off outside the Jerónimos monastery and walk back up the road for about …
It is super easy, get the Tram or bus to Belém from central Lisbon (€3 ish with a zapping travel card) get off outside the Jerónimos monastery and walk back up the road for about 5 minutes. It is on google maps and easily recognisable. You can buy tickets in advance on the parquesdesintra.pt site. If you wished to get a taxi yes it would be very easy and I would imagine you can find one to take you back as there are loads for the other Belém sites.
Names of hotels convenient to school and perhaps between downtown Lisbon and school. We have two days in Lisbon and have tickets to the show on 22 May 2018 and wish to see other sights in Lisbon. How to gett around between hotel, show and other places? Thanks
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