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    Cascais

    -> January 13, 2026

    Cascais
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    One of Portugal’s Most Desirable Coastal Destinations

    Located just west of Lisbon, Cascais is one of Portugal’s most sought-after coastal resort towns. Once a traditional fishing village, it has evolved into a vibrant destination known for its sandy beaches, lively marina, excellent seafood restaurants, and relaxed seaside lifestyle. It’s an ideal destination for day trips, weekend escapes, or longer stays.

    Things to do in Cascais

    Cascais is one of Portugal’s most attractive coastal towns, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and relaxed seaside living. Located just west of Lisbon, it’s an ideal destination for day trips, weekend escapes, or longer stays. Below are some of the must-see sights and experiences in Cascais.

    1. Boca do Inferno

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    Meaning “Hell’s Mouth”, Boca do Inferno is one of Cascais’ most dramatic natural landmarks. This collapsed sea cave is surrounded by rugged cliffs where Atlantic waves crash forcefully into the rock formations. During winter months, the water can surge upward in powerful bursts, creating a spectacular sight. It’s a popular spot for coastal walks, photography, and taking in the raw beauty of the ocean.

    2. Cascais Old Town

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    The Old Town of Cascais is the heart of the city’s charm. With its narrow streets, traditional cafés, local shops, and seafood restaurants, it’s an ideal area to explore on foot. The atmosphere is relaxed and vibrant, offering visitors an authentic taste of Cascais’ coastal lifestyle and holiday spirit.

    3. Cascais Market (Mercado da Vila)

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    Located in the historic centre, Cascais Market has been operating for over 65 years and is a key part of local life. The market is especially well known for its fresh seafood, often considered among the best in the country. Alongside fruit, vegetables, and regional produce, the market blends traditional commerce with a modern lifestyle feel and often features live music on weekends.

    4. Cascais Beaches

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    Cascais is synonymous with beaches, and visiting the area without experiencing its coastline would be incomplete. The town attracts beach lovers, surfers, and outdoor enthusiasts year-round.

    Some of the most popular beaches include:

    • Praia do Guincho: One of the most scenic beaches in Portugal, known for its strong winds, excellent surf conditions, and stunning coastal access roads

    • Carcavelos Beach: A lively beach nearby, popular for surfing, swimming, and socialising

    5. Parque Marechal Carmona

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    Located close to the town centre, Parque Marechal Carmona is a peaceful green space filled with lush vegetation and shaded paths. The park is also home to small animals and birds, giving it a surprisingly natural feel for such a central location. It’s an excellent spot for families, picnics, or simply relaxing away from the busier areas of town.

    6. Estoril–Cascais Seafront Promenade (Paredão)

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    Known locally as the Paredão, this scenic promenade stretches approximately 3 kilometres along the coastline between Cascais and Estoril. Ideal for walking, jogging, or cycling, it offers uninterrupted ocean views and is especially popular in the evening for sunset strolls. The promenade is easily accessible from Monte Estoril Station and Cascais town centre.

    7. Casa de Santa Maria & Santa Marta Lighthouse

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    An iconic part of the Cascais landscape, Casa de Santa Maria is a historic residence featuring Mediterranean architecture with strong Moorish influences. It forms part of the Santa Marta Lighthouse Museum complex, alongside the Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum & Library. The adjacent lighthouse, with its white tiles, blue stripes, and red lantern, is one of Cascais’ most recognisable coastal landmarks.

    8. Casa das Histórias Paula Rego

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    This striking contemporary building houses a museum dedicated to Portuguese-British artist Dame Paula Rego. Designed to reflect elements of Cascais’ traditional architecture while embracing modern design, the museum offers a welcoming and immersive cultural experience. It is one of Cascais’ most important artistic institutions and a must-visit for art enthusiasts.


    With its coastal scenery, cultural attractions, outdoor spaces, and proximity to Lisbon, Cascais offers a lifestyle that appeals equally to visitors, residents, and investors. Whether you’re exploring for a day or considering a longer stay, Cascais delivers a refined yet relaxed Portuguese experience.


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