Want to escape the hectic pace of Lisbon without going too far? Cascais is the weekend full of sea, history, good food and unforgettable landscapes. unforgettable landscapes.
And the best part: you can stay in Sintra, just a few minutes away by car or train, and experience the best of both worlds – mountains and sea.
Check out this completeitinerary for two days to remember.
Day 1 – Historic center, culture and the sea
Morning: Walk through the historic center of Cascais
Start the day by exploring the charming center of Cascais. Cobbled streets, flowery facades and craft shops create a welcoming atmosphere.
Visit the Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum and walk to Marechal Carmona Park.
Lunch:Enjoy fresh fish or seafood at Mar do Inferno or Hífen, with overlooking the sea.
Afternoon: Boca do Inferno + Paredão de Cascais
Boca do Inferno is an impressive rock formation sculpted by the sea.
Afterwards, head to Praia da Rainha or walk along the seafront wall to Estoril, renting a bike or simply walking. bike or simply walk.
Late afternoon: Have a coffee on the terrace of the Hotel Albatroz (even if you’re not staying there) for an unforgettable view.
Day 2 – Beach, nature and local flavors
Morning: Guincho Beach or stroll around Cascais Marina
If the weather is good, Guincho Beach is an excellent choice for those who enjoy nature. Alternatively, explore the Marina, where yachts and restaurants coexist in harmony.
Lunch: Try a cheese board and a good Portuguese wine at Taberna Clandestina.
Afternoon: Quick visit to Sintra
In less than 30 minutes, you’ll reach Sintra, an enchanting village with palaces, forests and history. history. Take the opportunity to visit Quinta da Regaleira or simply walk around the center.
Where to stay? Stay in Sintra and enjoy the best of both worlds!
Our suggestion is to stay in our accommodation in Sintra: comfort, nature and easy access to Cascais and Lisbon. ∙Perfect for couples or families ∙Close to the historic center of Sintra ∙Easy access to the train station ∙Direct bookings at the best price guaranteed
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