I’m skipping Day 4 for the next post.
On this day, we toured a little bit of Lisbon. We took the train from Sintra to Lisbon, got off at Rossio train station. Then we started walking towards Sao Jorge Castle.
Street art 
Infamous trolley
Walking through touristy streets of Lisbon, reminded me of all the other touristy parts of Buenos Aires and Barcelona. Street performers, Portugal paintings, trinkets and knick-knacks for sale.
View from Sao Jorge Castle
After touring castles and palaces in Sintra, Sao Jorge seemed underwhelming. The overlook of Lisbon and the sea was magnificent, with all the densely put together red roofs.
At the end of the day, we took a class on how to make pasteis de nata from Pastelaria Batalha. It was really fun and interactive. We got to take three pasteis de nata home.
Just before we went to the pastie de nata class, we walked passed a band of street artists by the Statute of Antonio Ribeiro. The lead’s name was Tyler Faraday. They were so good that it drew quite a crowd. They were still playing by the time we got out of the class. Check them out if you happen to be in Lisbon!