Beautiful place to visit. Nature was very generous to build something like this. It's easy to access the rocks, has stairs to help the walk to where you can take some good pictures and sit to enjoy the sunset. And you can walk just a couple of minutes and find interesting restaurants. The parking is public in the street, it's paid but very accessible.

Scenic cliffs just off the main road. Wasn't crowded when we went on a Thursday around midday. After visiting, I recommend you continue west to see more beautiful beaches and coastline.

Wonderful natural landscape! Magnificent wild beauty! It is worth visiting and admiring the wonder of nature. Very expensive area with a few shops nearby. It had toilets near the road but you paid.

The Inferno's Mouth is well dubbed. Around sunset, what looks like a few jagged rocks with mild waves, starts swelling and rising and crashing, pushing into the tunnel that has been created after thousands of years of erosion. The energy that the ocean has is palpable and minute by minute it gets more and more aggressive. It is awesome, in the purest form of the words definition. There are plenty of safe places for people to stand to watch this incredible performance. A distance away there is a peninsula with a pier that starts signaling its light -- posing some incredible scenes for picture-taking. Although it was the end of June, the place was not packed and it was easy to walk around to find scenic photogenic angles. There is no cost associated with attending this fine show and plenty of places to park. It is also surrounded by multiple restaurants and is a skip and a hop to Cascais. Beware of those selling souvenirs - they are bad quality and four times more expansive than in other places. If you're in the area, I definitely encourage you to visit Lucifer's jagged mouth. Also, if you look closely at my pictures, you will see a dragon (or is it just me) herding the waves into the mouth!

Stunning and very picturesque. Beautiful view and cave formation. The small town is also very nice with other things to see there. We use bolt from lisbon and back, which was affordable and saved time. A must-see if you are planning to to visit lisbon.

Nice place to relax and take in the scenery, watching the local fisherman enjoying the day fishing. Nice place to take in a few pictures, enjoy locals (expats) showing their art and jewelry display. There is a small restaurant and also a small shop for drinks or ice cream and other trinkets. Be careful with the cliffs of you have little ones or unstable adults.

Stopped enroute to Cascais Town. Brilliant place to stop and view coastal erosion. Steps going down quite steep and slippy so be mindful. Good views out to sea 🌊

Great place to see Cascais waterfront view. If you managed to visit during high tides or rough sea, then views will be more beautiful. Very easy walk, weekdays are best. Not too far from Lisbon, take train from there, then a small walk from town, we really enjoyed our walk around Cascais city. It’s a good place for taking photos, try to come early to skip the crowd

Very cool place, we came back here a couple of years ago, and I also came here when I was about 1 or 2 years old. You can get very close to the water (be cautious) and see the waves hit the rocks. In the wintertime, it's even more crazier, I even think they close it off due to how dangerous it can be. None of the less area is cool and nice to visit.

Beautiful and picturesque. There is plenty of parking and a great place to spend 30 minutes. It is very similar to Torrey Pines State Beach in Del Mar, California. Both on the ocean and the only difference is that Atlantic vs. the Pacific.

Bucket list item. This place is amazing, the sound of the crashing waves against the rock, is amazing, hypnotizing. Nature's strength at its best. Is little far from town but worth the walk.

It's a stunning natural place, they call also the "Mouth of Hell." It is a rugged coastal formation consisting of cliffs and a narrow chasm where the Atlantic Ocean crashes with dramatic force. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the turbulent sea and take in the natural beauty of this awe-inspiring location. Boca do Inferno is a popular spot for tourists and photographers, offering a unique and picturesque experience along the Portuguese coastline.

Amazing view. Could watch it all day. Was windy though. 😊

Really cool spot to watch the waves. If you’re visiting you gotta spend an hour here for sure. There’s bathrooms and little spots to shop around close by. Parking is pretty accesible along the main road as well.

Very beautiful! I love the place and you can go from Cascais with the bike to, the views and the road is great too!

Nice stretch of beach. Great waves. I’m not a fan of cold water. But the beach has a nice view. And you can do a good walk. It’s good for surfers. And the restaurant there serve really nice food. Lots of parking spaces for cars as well.

Easy to find and get to, nice view.

Spectacular beach with magnificent rocks, marvelous water and great waves for different water sports. A bit windy - which I like a lot. A few great bars and cafes around, as well as hotels to stay. The sounds of the waves are soothing and intense in a good way. It’s a bit colder beach than other beaches due to the wind. Great place to watch the sunset over the ocean!

Perfect beach. But more often windy . It’s is a WC there and restaurant , small cafe. Good for kating amd surf

Very nice, quiet, beach which has a lot of surfing lesson and rental businesses nearby, as well as bar/small food places on either side of the beach.

Lovely Beach! Stunning Sunsets and not busy. Perfect for an evening with friends!

Very nice beach, good for surfing. It is not too crowded. Be careful with the wind cause there’s no rock to hide behind ;-)

Praia do Guincho is a beautiful beach located on the west coast of Portugal, just a few kilometers away from the town of Cascais. It is known as one of the best spots for water sports in Europe, particularly for surfing, kitesurfing, windsurfing, and wingfoiling. Here's some spot info for each activity: Surfing: The waves at Praia do Guincho are powerful and consistent, with an average height of 1-2 meters (3-6 feet). The best conditions for surfing are during the winter months (December to February), but it can also be surfed year-round. The beach is exposed to the Atlantic, so it can be quite windy and choppy, but it also means there are usually waves. There are several surf schools and rental shops in the area that offer lessons and equipment. Kitesurfing: The wind at Praia do Guincho is generally strong and consistent, with an average speed of 15-25 knots. The beach has a large, open area with plenty of space for kitesurfing. The water can be choppy, but there are also some flat sections. There are several kitesurfing schools and rental shops in the area that offer lessons and equipment. Windsurfing: The wind at Praia do Guincho is strong and consistent, with an average speed of 15-25 knots. The waves can be quite big and powerful, making it a challenging spot for windsurfing. There are several windsurfing schools and rental shops in the area that offer lessons and equipment. Wingfoiling: Praia do Guincho is a great spot for wingfoiling, with plenty of space and consistent wind. The water can be choppy, but there are also some flat sections. There are several wingfoiling schools and rental shops in the area that offer lessons and equipment. Facilities and Parking: There are several restaurants, cafes, and bars near the beach, as well as a few hotels and guesthouses. There are also several public restrooms and showers available. Parking can be a bit challenging during peak season, but there are several parking areas available within walking distance of the beach.

We were just driving by and the waves looked amazing. A deep blue color that was quite different from other places. Didn't get to spend time there but it was nice.

Amazing place! Huge waves! Giant beach! Gorgeous sunsets!

It’s very good place if you looking forward active ocean side, there are surfers because waves are quest high but it’s pleasant to spend time first level of ocean and there are lifeguards also, so you’ll be safe, what is more there is free toilet next you it & it’s very comfortable

Nice beach! It’s beautiful during every season. Parking is free during the winter

Don’t think twice and worth the every effort. If you can learn some surfing it will be a great experience. The Atlantic Ocean water was as chill as refrigerator water in July. Enjoy

Unbelievable views and waves. The beach is so big, so you will need to take about thirty minutes walk to reach out the end of it! I loved it from the first moments here! It’s no problem to take bus or uber to get here. I would recommend spent at least several hours here. As views will stuck you for long time 😅

We rented bikes from Cascais to get here. It was the perfect distance (an hour long ride at a leisurely pace) - I would recommend. Bring your own lunch because all the restaurants near the beach are really pricey!

It’s a really big casino. I went there to watch a flamenco concert and I absolutely loved it, I did not enter the gaming section but there was a bar outside and it was a bit expensive.

Very chill spot. Good blackjack dealers. Lisbon and Csacais in general is a really beautiful and unique place to visit. I highly recommend. Make sure to try Pastel De Nata and the other local cuisine.

Really nice clean. I luv it here

When you drink something (even a water) you need to pay it while playing. Slot machines same old with me, very small. My expectation was higher, anyway it was a good night and everyone was kind and friendly. Thanks!

International Casino goers that have been to some of the more renowned establishments will be disappointed as this place has zero class. If you only want an amusement arcade experience with food, drink and some gambling excitement you will be pleased.

We went in just to look around and discovered a delightful bistro serving a three course meal including wine for under 20 euros.

Poker Review - Nice & Friendly, this casino hosts up to 6 NL Holdem tables, and 2 PLO tables. They fill up usually around 20-21 every night. Unfortunately at the weekends there’s a huge queue (Friday especially), so sometimes the wait times would be more then an hour.

Very beautiful location for a private event. Staff was very attentive and the food delicious.

We enjoyed the chill chicken, duck with stem ginger and Singapore noodles and as always the fried milk for dessert. Food good value for money. However the service was devoid of any charm or interaction and unfortunately on this occasion the atmosphere wasn’t helped by constant screaming children, but out of their control.

This is based on my first time there. I played €1/3 NLH poker from roughly 21:30 - 02:30 (9:30 pm - 2:30 am). The pros: 1) most, if not all, employees spoke English, which was very helpful for me personally. 2) There were plenty of players of different nationalities, so if you’re worried about not being able to speak Portuguese with other players, there are bound to be some folks there to have table talk with (at least in English). The cons: 1) most of the employees were helpful, but some weren’t. The heat was on very high in the poker room and half of our table needed water. We had to ask three times before water was brought to us, which took roughly 30 minutes, which is not easy when you’re invested in a game. We were acknowledged all three times but only brought water by the third waitress. 2) The casino facility is nice in general, but the bathrooms were a bit gross. Would I recommend coming here to play poker? Absolutely. I would just bring a big bottle of water for a long session. There were also plenty of players during the time I was there and it wasn’t too difficult to find an open seat at a table. I will be going back personally.

A nice friendly little casino. Would be better if all 4 roulette tables had their history boards turned on. Slots seem to have a pretty decent payback percentage - my girlfriend was very happy to triple the stake I gave her in a short period of time.

Good if you want to loose a lot of money, it reminds me of a 3 star restaurant pretending it's a high end 5 dining experience. For me it's worth the drive to go to the main one in Lisbon where you are allowed to play and only loose a couple of teeth... Seek help if you think you might have a problem.... Dental implants are not cheap but with my next check if I just put it all on red this month I should be able to afford the down payment 🥸

Very beautiful location for a private event. Good atmosphere.. lovely place

Beautiful setting, this time we arranged to meet friends here, there was only one bar server on the Saturday afternoon, when we visited ,which meant quite a long wait although not her fault. Lovely venue x

Went there for a stand up show and everything went perfect. Also got aperols, was good enough. Although parking is not free and I got ticket after so make sure to pay for your parking spot.

Lovely place with so much to see. Restaurants plenty. Can spend a good day here with the Palace, lighthouses and marina. Loved it.

Quite a nice a relaxing place with plenty of restaurants to choose from. It is Cascais so do not expect wallet friendly prices. I ate a burger at a place called "Sacas Eatery-Bar" there, it was really really good. The owner was the one doing everything and looking after all tables, yet he was friendly to everyone.

Amazing they do a refurbishment of all of it, and zero lifts or accessibility for disabled people. Today I had to help a woman with a baby trolley up the stairs because there are no elevators. I really don't understand how how they miss basic things like this one

Completely new. Free toilets. Great art. Some small businesses from renting a yacht to buying property. Clearly geared towards more wealthy people, but all are welcome still.

Nice ice cream, not too expensive. Lovely views and an easy walk. Can buy beer at the Mioo. Worth a visit, even if it is breezy.

This marina is the largest on the Portuguese Riviera and the third largest marina in the country. Its complex is fully open for tourist to wander the water front and marvel at the floating palaces which moor within the marina. Really nice place to walk around, drink, eat and even play foot-volley.

Excellent service, very nice people, great shops, bars and restaurants. Beautiful ambient around marina,and the most important very safe when it's stormy weather outside!

Nice place to visit in Cascais. Also has many restaurants here. Enjoy this place. Fabulous town to visit for drinks and food especially enjoying the view overlooking the marina with fabulous yachts on view and the surrounding lagoon and beach to enjoy the sea. With undercover parking to keep the car cool and plenty of places to choose somewhere to eat or drink, its an ideal location for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Followed by a lovely stroll around to catch some sun.

Not the most welcoming of arrivals, the young member of staff was very lacking in customer service and gave the office dog more of her time than the incomimg yachts, the marina was very expensive compared to previous and the following marinas. The location is central and has lots of restaurants and shops around but without being too noisy. Check out took nearly 25mins, not sure why and a deposit was required for the key card which seems a little over the top considering they are so cheap these days. Was charged 50% extra for a cat but occupied a narrow hammerhead that you would only get a single monohull on anyway.

Lovely place to stop and have a nice lunch or dinner, pleasant environment. A variety of shops, restaurants and surrounding places to visit. Recommended

Beautiful marina for a relaxing walk and having lunch or dinner. I was there for a Porsche exhibition .

Exquisite marina with compact facilités in the enterence reception. You enter the marina from sea directly through this reception and there is a temporary dock where you can wait until you are accompanied by zodiacs and staff to assist you. Marina wifi password is marina4marina fyi. The boats in pontoon A are incredible just worth watching and on top of that there were 2 imocas on the pontoon in front of that which creates a luxurious image for this marina. Cascais has a culture for sailing you can easily understand that. Thanks to Mirpuri I presume. Shopping hall next to marina can be upgraded but still to standards. Castle is a must see if you dock or visit the marina. It’s less than 2 mins walk and one of the best things to do in Cascais. Just another fyi prices go significantly up in May so beware if you’d like to dock in Cascais marina.

Beautiful beach with restaurants and bars, terrasses and beach-chairs for rent, next to typical beach and gift shops. A cute castle/gothic style 'fort' overlooks the beach. The beach has liveguard supervision. Towards the pier, you'll find the younger crowd. The pier itself is even swarming with young people, jumping off it into the ocean. The atmosphere is relaxed, though. Like anywhere at the Atlantic Ocean beaches, the water is relatively quite cold, even at the end of summer, after many months of heat. Nonetheless, it's great for swimming or just cooling down from the heat. The train from Lisbon to Cascais has a stop very close to the beach.

This is the first beach you'll encounter when you exit the train station. The beach is beautiful, great for pictures. There are restaurants and shops nearby. The casino is only 10 minutes walk away. Other beaches are very close, just a few minutes walk

Beach is just next to train station. Sand is very fine and water is so clean. It has shower and toilet area which is free to use.

Awesome beach, great place to experience sunrise/sunset

Beautiful view, nice restaurants around, one can sunbathe until late autumn.

Wide sandy beach right outside the train station with a boardwalk connecting all nearby beaches. I went November 1st and it was a beautiful day for sunbathing and a dip into the ocean. You’ll get here easily by train - it’s a beautiful 40 min scenic ride along the coast from Lisbon Town (Cais do Sodre). Day ticket is 5.60€ and you can use it as much as you like. If you fancy a walk, you can stop by a terrace for coffee (Sun & Drink Lounge serves coffee with soy milk). I recommend finishing the trip with a stroll through Cascais - a quaint little town about 15 min walk with beautiful cobble stone streets, nice restaurants and colorful buildings. You can then take the train back to Lisbon (runs every 20mins).

Nice and quiet sandy beach, with a long concrete pontoon and an area protected from the waves, good for children and people not too skilled in swimming. With beawatch active during daytime. Served with free cold shower and a set of bars and restaurants. Next to the Estoril train station. Recommend

I really enjoyed the trip and the beach, you have a lot of restaurant when you exit the beach to the north (recommend deck bar) and ice cream and some stores near the entrance to the beach (umbrella, water, souvenirs..) if you come from the train station you have a direct entrance to the beach using the stairs. Hope you'll enjoy

Clean and spacious. Possibly the cleanest, most unspoilt beaches I have ever visited. Miles of unspoilt coastline that put other countries to shame. Be mindful of the waves. They can be strong and willful pulling you deeper out to sea than you are comfortable with, this makes for great surfing, but it could be a hazard for weaker swimmers.

Stunning beach! There is a weelchair entrance to the beach and support for people using wheelchairs to get to the water. The views are stunning!

Pretty spectacular. Loved the fact that there are bathroom and showers available

Larger and noisier beach with watersports and pay beach chairs. Bar, shop and restaurant. Close to Cascais.

The beach is directly at the railway station Estoril. You walk 100 m and then you are at a beautiful beach with fine sand, and clean but cold water. On the west end there are flat rocks and a nice view to Cascais, especially at sunset. On the east end of the beach you find a sea swimming pool for those who feel uncomfortable swimming in the open sea. Brave teenager dive into the pool, jumping from big blocks at the pool border. The beach is always populated, so it never gets boring to stay a few hours there. All the people are very relaxed and they just want to enjoy beach life by sitting, talking with friends. Children digging holes in the sand. Men play some ball games. Women show off the newest sexy swimwear by standing at the waves, with their legs in water. You won't see any nonsens watersport gadgets like banana boats, parachute sailing, or jet skis. Just people spending a day at the beach.

A very beautiful and cozy park. The variety of plants pleases, a lot of birds and turtles. There are many scents in the air from flowering trees and plants. The best cure for sadness and despondency is visiting this park on weekends.

Very nice park with ducks, chickens and turtles. It has a kids playground inside as well.

There are a lot of good restaurants, and the weather has always been good . People are very nice and there are a lot of nice shops .

I really enjoyed the park. Simple yet tasty, it had things for all ages, restaurants everywhere, be prepare to walk. Lots of vendors crafts and treats, lots of surfers. A little chilly this time of the year and they had beautiful Christmas decorations all over.

Large public park with lots of paths and activity areas. Family friendly or great for a solo walk. Beautiful mature forest and plantings.

Such a peaceful and relaxing place to walk. It's a great place to go for reflection or to sit in the shade to escape the sun. We stumbled on this park and really enjoyed the shade trees and quiet.

Really lovely and well kept park. The scenery was really lovely and nice area to relax and enjoy

Very nice park with a lot of kids activities and nice places to sit and walk around.

A truly lovely park - don't miss it on your visit to Cascais. Lots of little walking paths to discover along with roosters, chickens, baby chicks, peacocks, turtles, and ducks. All sorts of different fauna, areas to play - for both kids and adults (playgrounds, jogo da laranjinha - bocce, a grassy field to kick a ball) - and even a small pond and cafe.

Lovely park and gardens...there is a nice cafe there and lots of ducks and turtles on the lake and play park for children...its tucked away so you may have to google it.

If you're looking for a place to spend time with the whole family or friends, this is the right one. Free-roaming hens, roosters and ducks will attract the kids. You can find different playgrounds for younger and older ones. There are picnic areas and cafeteria as well.

Lovely park close to the city centre and the marina. Plenty of ducks, turtles, peacocks, chickens and roosters running around. Really fun for kids. Beautiful gardens with walking paths. Note that some of the park is now closed since they are setting up the Christmas village.

Lovely place to spend some time with your little ones. Lots of trees, flowers, and plants all around. Dedicated playground for the kids and for the adults too, you can play traditional games on a specific area. Tons os roosters, ducks, chickens... even tortoises...

One of the best beaches in Cascais. It is in the middle of town thus is it always a bit crowded, but you can find a more empty part of the beach between the rocks. Beautiful views and there is a shower and toilets. Also the beach is secluded from the wind. :)

Small but nice beach in the vicinity of the train station. The first beach you can see after your arrival from Lisbon. Unfortunately, the ocean is very cold, so most people use it for sunbathing.

Spend here most of the time in Cascais. Small pretty beach. Unfortunately too crowded. Small store available for beer and cocktails!

This historic and beautiful home museum is 2 minutes walk from our hotel. It is not that big but the interior is pretty grand. Definitely worth visiting and the entrance is inexpensive.

One of the most beautiful places in Cascais.

Beautiful home-museum. It looks like small castle outside and interior is also pretty grand. You have access to the tower as well (quite easy spiral stairs). Inexpensive and lovely small museum. Worth to visit.

Very interesting period house with lavish decor and furnishings that mix styles in a unique manner. Includes a library, music room, tea room, arms room, private apartments and a small art gallery. Admittance is only 4 euro, highly recommend.

Small museum, were you can check what donated by the family Castro Guimarães to Cascais village. The architecture and decor will take you 150 years back, to feel how rich Europeans at that time used to live. Paintings are fine, and one of most referenced pictures of D. Pedro IV (or D. Pedro I in Brazil) is there. After check the house, walk around in the surrounding gardens.

Definately worth the visit. Only 3euro. Beautyful cosy, nice, small palace.

The museum is housed in one of the most imposing villas in Cascais, which is also known as the Tower of São Sebastião. The museum itself is in essence the house along with its lavish interior. It is also the collected possessions of the Counts of Guimarães which include many fine artworks, period furniture and antiques. Open: 10:00 am-6:00 pm; Closed: Mondays; First Sunday of every month is free admission.

Was closed when we turned up. The outside was lovely and scenic.

Fantastic gallery. The architecture alone has been on our bucket list for ages. And the building is as impressive as the art works inside it. Paula's work is so wide and varied you're sure to enjoy some if not all of her works. The grounds are great for walking around and there is a small shop and cafeteria too.

Quite the interesting artist. Whimsical yet other pieces are painfully serious. Definitely visit if here!

Lovely small ART museum. Her paintings are really weird. You must be also that dark to follow😂😂😔

Excellent! Even if you are in Cascais for the day it's worth having a look at the exhibition and the building. It's also very near a lovely Park and at walking distance to/from the Cascais Beaches. It's a lovely 15 to 20 minutes walk.

This building makes use of certain aspects of the region's historical architecture, which is reinterpreted in a contemporary way. The collection consists of an extraordinary group of paintings, drawings and etchings produced by the artist Paula Rego on a variety of media and using a wide range of techniques. Opening hours Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 2pm / 3pm to 6pm Last entrance at 5:40pm General Public: 5€ Residents: 2.5€

Beautiful gallery. One gets a walkthrough Paula Rego's growth in art and gets an appreciation of her different style and use of materials.

The first striking thing you see is the intriguing architecture and the lovely grounds. Inside I loved the space and the works. I've never heard of Paula Rego but she won me over with her unique style. From realism to the weird and wonderful, it was interesting to see her work develop over the years and how they have evolved. A must see!

Beautiful museum of one of the most iconic Portuguese artist with wonderful collections of art pieces. Also has a nice cafe to eat lunch and chill outside.

Small museum with Paula Rego paintings. With an unusual design in architecture. You have to leave your bag at the counter. It's nice but far from Lisbon, dont let the map make you think otherwise.

Good museum, recommended stop while visiting caiscais, beautiful architecture. You could visit the museum or just stop for a coffee at the cafe .

Worth checking carefully if it’s open. We travelled to visit on 31/12 and it was closed. The website said it was open Tuesday to Sunday except for a handful of specific days - one of which was 1/1. What it didn’t say is that you have to check with the town hall website and this year, the museums are all closed the day before the named holidays. So a wasted trip. If you enjoy escape rooms, you’ll love trying to work out if the museum is open.

Totally a must to see if you get in Cascais. It s a beautiful architectural project, outside and inside. You find also a nice cafeteria with terras if you wanna chill.

The building and it's serroundings are impressive. As for the museum, I believe that this type of art is for particular people who like this specific kind of art (many wouldn't) . In addition, the museum is very small and the price is way too much in my opinion for the 10-20 minutes experience.

Scenic lighthouse at walking distance from the centre of Cascais. I was on my bicycle when I visited and the owner was really angry because bicycles are not allowed on the premises, although I was only at the entrance and it wasn't indicated clearly. The museum is really small and the entrance price should be around 2 euro, but it allows you to go to the top op the lighthouse

Good to visit... Cheap at 2 euro.... Do not expect to be able to get onto the upper level through the door if of a larger size... Door onto the outside viewing areais quite small... Otherwise fantastic view over the estuary...

A little jewel! A quirky house built following the lie of the land, richly decorated with stunning tiles, many much older than the house, carefully hunted down by the owner. Plenty of timber, nautical ceiling paintings and quirky details. The maniacal cure of every detail is astounding. The exterior is charming as is the setting.

It’s 3 euros the entrance. The house is half-empty, but it is worth it! You get a complete run-down of its history with its interesting owners. And it is also a great spot for pictures.

Santa Maria Lighthouse Museum is one of my favorite places. The lighthouse is a very distinctive place due to its colors: pure white and blue stripes. Inside the Lighthouse, there is a museum where you can learn more about the story of lighthouses in Portugal.

Beautiful lighthouse at a nice location in Cascais, perfect to take some nice pics. You can pay a visit to the lighthouse but we didn’t. The environment is surrounded with some eye catching well preserved old buildings. A must see when you are in Cascais !

A beautiful view from the lighthouse, but you have to be in shape to climb up the stairs and it’s certainly not for someone who is afraid of heights! The Marta’s building is super nice inside and it’s a nice place to relax in the terrace where they have placed some fatboys. I definitely recommend a visit!

Small museum, presenting lighthouse lenses and other related artifacts. The climb to the lighthouse is cool, all the way up covered by white Portuguese tiles. You must check the schedule to get up to the lighthouse, and bad weather conditions would close the lighthouse. There is a small and nice cafe outside.

The museum itself is quite small (the fee too), but the view from the top it so worth it. The lighthouse itself is a beauty as well. Great toilet and small pre-pay cafe for some drinks.

Nice beach

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful beaches in Cascais (Original) Uma das praias mais belas de Cascais

Small beach, looks cute!

Charming beach downtown (the whole city is lovely anyway!), quite crowded during high season but not so full during winter/spring. You’ll find many restaurants nearby. Go there for a walk at dawn, you'll like it!

Close to all restaurants and shops. Really beautiful though.

Nice beach but cold water!

Too many people, no parking available if unlucky, and even then you have to pay for a spot. But the beach is protected from the huge waves which do sometimes make the other beaches impossible to use. But it doesn't feel nice there.

Ribiera is very beautiful place along the Douro River Porto There are a lots of restaurants and Cafe where you can sit ,drink,eat and look over the view of the famous Luis1 Bridge and enjoy great view of Douro River with many colorful of houses along the riverside

Very big shopping center with a lot of different stores, not only for clothing but also for many other things too. There is even a furniture store on the ground floor. On the Southern side of the mall there is a big grocery store. The food court offers many different choices (there are many restaurants located on 2 floors). I really enjoyed the "Cascais Kitchen" section which has 8 or 9 restaurants with very tasty cuisine! The whole mall can be very crowded though somedays.

Amazing Shopping center at cascais also has many resturante for yummy Food. I like this place.

It would be a great place, but if you are not familiar with the area the directions to the shopping center is quite hard to find and confusing. Once you get there the parking is free, has plenty of spaces, but it is also chaotic. Lack of signs. Who designed the access and the parking failed in this project.

The shopping center has a very complete store offering. Want a big supermarket? You got Continente. Want tech products and home appliances? You got worten and fnac. Want jewelry and watches? You got boutique dos relógios and three others. Want clothing stores? You have multiple options from cheap to fancier. Also, there’s a cinema and multiple cafés.

Nice shopping, with different stores and a lot of light and space. During the week it is quite a quiet mall to go to, with several services.

Great range of stores, fantastic food court (covers two levels) and a really great movie theater. Parking is a little bit of a maze but it’s free and there’s plenty of it.

Shopping mall for cars only! Terrible experience when you don't know where is the normal exit for people who arrived with taxi... Lack of navigation for people and not a friendly for people. Perfect for cars thou! Parking everywhere, on all floors, even on the roof!

Great centre. Super parking garage with free parking and wide parking bays. Stores are well layed out, good selection of stores. Fabulous kids play area with seating close to keep an eye on them.

Very large and extensive shopping centre with a very big selection of shops. Plenty of places to eat and relax. The Continente store was the largest that I have seen. Only issue is that it isn't the easiest place to get to without a vehicle

One of my favourite shopping mall in Portugal.Its very huge that you will found all kinds of brand and you will not feel difficult to found shop there is also huge parking lot for private vehicle users .over all ever is beautiful

Ab awful shopping experience. The air quality inside and outside of the shops is horrible. It is terribly hot in summer and stuffy in winter. For some reason the air conditioner is not on or does not work. The place is outdated despite the renovations that they have tried to implement. Everything looks cheap and worn. When you are there you just want to leave. Comparing to other shopping centres around the great Lisbon area this is the worst. A place to avoid at all costs.

Clothing stores are starting to get boring and bland. Prices are getting higher everywhere but the quality is getting worse. It's a normal shopping center, nothing special

Here you can find all of small brands shops for cloths,worten ,continente and there is also cas wash services in park.

cozy and with good stores

Always a great place to visit for shopping! The sephora got increased and it's a bigger store now. I luv luv Weel which is the frozen yogurt place at the ground floor. You can always trust Cascais shopping to have what you need. I rushed there to a pair of pants for travelling and found a great one in Stradivarious.

A nice beach to sit and relax. It is only a few minutes walk from the train station. When I was there in June, the water was freezing, so I did not get to go in, but the water looked gorgeous and must be really nice in the late summer months. There's plenty of nearby shop and restaurants accessible nearby.

Beautiful beach for sunbathing but it is not ideal for swimming bcz the water is so cold even in the summer. Feel free here to find the place for you.

Beautiful beaches with fine golden sand and clear clean water. Being sunny Sunday afternoon the beaches were crowded but peaceful unlike some of the beaches in other location. There are a lot of shops and restaurants nearby for food and refreshments after a pleasant walk by the water.

really I enjoy in here....beautiful place ..

Beautiful beach. there is outside shower close to the main entrance. The water was so cold that we cannot swim for so long. But spending time to sunbathe was good enough.

Even in the winter this place has breath taking views. Would love to come here during the summer season.

+ Nice beach + Not so big, but good to visit during the sunny days + There are many shops near to buy beach items. + Located near to the bus station + City centre is also approximately 100 meters from the beach

The museum is bigger than expected. Nice place to chill after hot weather.

Interesting overview of Portugal's connection to the Sea.

An interesting museum about the sea including finds from local shipwrecks.

This is a small museum located in Cascais that brings a bit of the Cascais’ maritime history with costumes, tools, nets and boats. Hours: 10am-6pm Tue-Sun, free 1st Sun of month Price: adult/child €3/free

Worth it’s cost. Personally I liked it here, besides it’s totally family friendly. The museum isn’t that big, but you can totally spend about an hour here enjoying all the mammals around. :) Appreciate information in English they have here. Of course, I’d like to see more exclusive stuff regarding the royal family, hope they will add some new items in the future.

Local community feel. Fascinating and surprisingly a lot of exhibits and a lot to learn. About the local fishing community way of life and tools used. About King Carlos's extensive research in marine life.

Great museum, well worth a visit. It is only free to residents, and they don’t take card. €3 adults and €1.5 children.

Lovely small museum

Small museum, nice information and also in accurate english. however it kind of smells.

Another great beach found with parking at the top. Short walk down the stairs to the beach. You need to be on tge beach side traffic lane to access the parking but there are a few parkings on the other side. There are also some restaurants if required.

For me it was like a small and normal beach. As i walk alone, i couldnt take a bath because i didn't have anybody to keep my bag, so i can't say much about the water, but in general it felt like just an OK place, fully assisted, with lots of people together. It was kinda crowded when i went there and that was all. I would go there again only with friends. For lone riders there are better options.

Nice beach.

Great city beach in Estoril , facilities for disabled, sun beds and shade, lifeguard and restaurants on the waterfront. Parking (paid) is available on surrounding. It’s a small stretch of sand but clean

A nice small beach with promenade and a caffe. Suitable for beachgoers and surfers.

Praia da Poça, also known as São João do Estoril, is a popular beach at the start of the Estoril - Cascais coast, roughly a 27 minute train ride from Lisbon. Stunning views and restaurants and bars feature the entire way along the 5.5km walk along the beach from Estoril to Cascais. A must see if you're in the area, and easily accessed by public transport from Lisbon.

Nice beach. Small but pretty with a mini natural pool, the “poça”, nice for kids.

Lovely beach, about 10 minutes walking from São João do Estoril Train station perfect place to unwind.

Nice beach, a bit crowded in summer.