CASCAIS
Cascais is a Portuguese town located in the Lisbon district, in the Greater Lisbon region, and is one of the best-known locations in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. With a privileged location on the west coast of Portugal, Cascais is famous for its beaches, historical heritage and sophisticated atmosphere.
What to do in Cascais:
Beaches: The region's beaches, such as Praia do Guincho and Praia da Conceição, are very popular, both for relaxation and for water sports, such as surfing.
Historic Center: The center of Cascais is charming, with narrow streets, traditional houses and a wide range of restaurants, cafes and shops.
Museums: The town offers a number of interesting museums, such as the Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum, housed in a palace by the sea, and the Paula Rego Museum, dedicated to the famous Portuguese artist.
Boca do Inferno: A natural rock formation where the Atlantic waves crash with force, creating a dramatic scene.
Cascais Marina: One of the most cosmopolitan places in the town, ideal for walks along the sea, with many bars and restaurants.