CASCAIS > ROCA CAPE

Cascais faces the Atlantic Ocean, west of Lisbon, and is known for its beaches and bustling marina. Once a fishing village, the fate of Cascais changed in 1870 when King Luís decided to turn the Citadel into his summer residence. With elegant parks, noble mansions filled with precious furniture and the excellent Paula Rego art museum. Cascais is not just a village with beautiful beaches, where you can enjoy the sun and the sea. On Rua Amarela there is a group of restaurants that literally take the street because customers are served on tables set-up right of the pavement. Try the Taberna Clandestina, a tapas bar and restaurant. In another area of ​​the village, facing the bay of Cascais, the Hífen is a restaurant with communal tables, sharing dishes and a good cocktail menu. On Guincho beach, you cannot miss the Bar do Guincho, an icon among locals, frequented regardless of the weather.