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Why Choose SINTRA to live in PORTUGAL?
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Why Choose SINTRA to live in PORTUGAL? Kist Channel in Europe
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Living in Sintra can be one of the best alternatives for those looking for tranquility, at the same time that they want to be close to Lisbon. Despite having more than 350,000 inhabitants, the city still maintains the characteristics of a rural center.
Where is it located?
Sintra is 30 km west of Lisbon.
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To get to Sintra from the capital, it takes about 40 minutes by train. The rail service, known there as the convoy, is economical, safe and reliable. The return ticket costs €4.30 (Euros).
Leisure
Tickets for the cinema in Sintra are €6. For exercise lovers, you pay around €38 a month to train in a gym. The famous sights, on Sundays, have free admission for residents.
The Lisbon/Cascais/Sintra route is perfect for cycling lovers. There are several groups that take advantage of the place to cycle periodically. With just a bus ticket, you can also reach the beautiful beaches of the region.
Health
Health is public in Portugal, but not free. Therefore, it is extremely important to carry PB4 health insurance. It is free and gives the right to the Brazilian insured to use the Portuguese public health system.
What are the best neighborhoods in Sintra to live in?
According to the study by Bloom Consulting, Sintra is usually among the ten best municipalities in Portugal to live in. Therefore, it is not difficult to find great neighborhoods to live in Sintra.
Work
Home
To live in Sintra, you will have to pay around €600 to €750 per month for a two-bedroom apartment measuring up to 60 m². There are T0 and T1 options between €450 and €650. The three-bedroom apartments start at €700 and can exceed €3000.
If your desire is to buy a two-bedroom apartment, for example, know that the sale prices start at around €85,000 for the simplest properties, around 550,000 reais. The fluctuation in price will occur according to the neighborhood and its amenities. One of them is precisely the ease of getting to Lisbon.
fixed costs
Generally, a couple spends an average of €110 on water, electricity and gas bills. This value usually varies more or less depending on the season and whether the shower is electric or gas.
Expenses with cable TV, internet and telephone are around €34.90 per month for the cheapest plan. But there are operators and complete plans that cost up to 60 € per month.
Food
The amount to be spent on food is subjective anywhere in the world. It all depends on one's lifestyle and eating habits. On average, a couple spends between €250 and €450 a month on home purchases. Which already includes cleaning and personal hygiene products.
Transport
For those who want to live in Sintra and need public transport a lot to get around, the cost will be around €36 per month. Traveling to Lisbon by train costs €2.25 for adults and €1.15 for children) for a single ticket. Round trip cost is €4.50.
Within Lisbon, for example, the monthly ticket costs €40 per month.
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