Simple plan chapel with the sacristy on the facade in left field and opening up on the right-hand side door window crosspiece and in the area of the main altarpiece.

The current building, surrounded by a garden where you will find a fountain, was built in 1910. The new hospital was opened in 1911, having undergone refurbishment in 2004.

Bar with wood furniture, alternative music and a space for handicraft sale, where you may find clothes or pipes. Open from 15h to 4h.

Attended mostly by students, this small tavern has regular young clients. It also serves titbits. Open from 18h to 2h and closed on Sunday.

This is one of the oldest esplanades in the city with a beautiful view of the river and the Alfama quarter. It is a great choice for warm, sunny days. Open from 10h to 2h.

Located in on of the typical quarters of the city, this is one of the houses that close late. The inside presents an ancient architecture. Open from 22h to 4h and closed on Tuesday.

This bar is characterized by the Hawaii cuisine and the Latin music. The decoration is related to this island. It has an esplanade viewing the river. Open from 11:30 to 4h.

The Apples Club, opened in 1983, is a compulsory passage point of Sintra. With a capacity of about 500 people, has a dance floor and an exclusive space for Karaoke.

The former Texas Bar is now the Music Box. It is a space that privileges live music with national and international DJs and bands. It’s open from 22h to 6a.m.

Enclosure opened in 1956, with bleachers with a capacity of approximately 20 thousand people. It has a magnificent view of the Tagus River and Ponte 25 de Abril.