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Great views, not only in the Pena Palace, but alsl throughout the way up. There was too many people, but it was nice though

Friendly, fun, helpful, knowledgable guide. Made it all very easy and pleasant. He seems to love what he does and that good energy passes on.

The staff were great, friendly and helpful. The club tour was fantastic, well organised and memorable. We particularly enjoyed the museum, the museum was amazing, especially the celebration of a range of sports and sporting heroes. I personally loved the trophies that were pieces of art, the poetry, the history timeline and the range of presentation techniques of the information and activities. Whoever designed the museum has created a remarkable attraction and could certainly inspire nations across the world. I wouldn't particularly describe myself as a sport enthusiast, but I couldn't recommend this experience enough. The only downfall was the cost of the photos produced by the marketing and engagement team, they were well overpriced for what they were and there is a huge amount of wastage produced for those that don't end up buying the products. The cost of the products should be revisited to improve sales and consumer buy-in and reduce waste.

The grounds were incredible, easily could spend more than half a day touring the area. Having the self guide audio tour was a bonus so we can do what we wanted and listen as we were heading to different areas.

São Jorge Castle is amazing, well preserved and with an astonishing panoramic view of Lisbon. Visiting all of it will require almost 2 hours, so take your time and enjoy being inside an ancient Castle! Walk through its arches and upstairs its towers or just refresh under secular trees. Don't miss the chance of trying "Camera Obscura", guides are knowledgeable and speak both portuguese and english. Suitable also for families with young children and stroller.