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Information about Cascais
Trip Preparation
Brief introduction
Cascais is a town in the district of Lisbon, located on the Atlantic ocean.
Weather
In Cascais, summer is quite hot and the sun shines almost every day. Even at night there might be temperatures around 22°C. Winter temperatures are mild and never below zero.
Cascais is a town in the district of Lisbon, located on the Atlantic ocean.
Weather
In Cascais, summer is quite hot and the sun shines almost every day. Even at night there might be temperatures around 22°C. Winter temperatures are mild and never below zero.
Country and People
History
The area of Cascais has been inhabited since prehistoric times and although there are remains of several Roman villas, it was during the Arab invasion when the area flourished.
Cascais is known in Portugal because in the sixteenth century, the first lighthouse of the country was built here which, unfortunately, has not survived to the present. Its international recognition stems from the fact that the Portuguese royal family liked to spend the summers here.
The area of Cascais has been inhabited since prehistoric times and although there are remains of several Roman villas, it was during the Arab invasion when the area flourished.
Cascais is known in Portugal because in the sixteenth century, the first lighthouse of the country was built here which, unfortunately, has not survived to the present. Its international recognition stems from the fact that the Portuguese royal family liked to spend the summers here.
Getting Around
Transport
Cascais can be reached by train (the yellow line from Lisbon), by road or by sea.
From Lisbon Airport you can take a taxi which costs about 22 €. You can also take either bus line 91 or 45 to "Cais do Sodré" (0.9 €). A transportation pass for all trains and buses in the area costs 12 €.
Cascais can be reached by train (the yellow line from Lisbon), by road or by sea.
From Lisbon Airport you can take a taxi which costs about 22 €. You can also take either bus line 91 or 45 to "Cais do Sodré" (0.9 €). A transportation pass for all trains and buses in the area costs 12 €.
Discover and Enjoy
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EventsEvening:
• Centre with its many restaurants that stay open late, its cute little squares and the Praça Luís de Camões.
• Port, about 15 minutes from downtown, with many bars and nightclubs.
• Casino of Estoril. One of the largest in Europe. It offers cultural events such as free concerts.
• Carcavelos beach. 10 km from Cascais, a good place to have a drink.
Worth seeing
• The flea market every Wednesday morning.
• Guincho beach, famous for its waves, especially for surfers
• The Monolith Cabo de Roca, with magnificent views
• Churches Nossa Senhora da Assunção, Our Lady of Guia and Our Lady of the Navigators.
• Gandarinha Cultural Center, located on the remains of an old convent, now a gallery
exhibitions
• The Library-Museum
• Tower of San Sebastian, the symbol of Cascais and a library
• The City, the ancient palace of the Counts of Guarda
• Gandarinha Park
• El Museo del Mar
• La Boca do Inferno (just 1 km), a spectacular 20-meter cliff.
• The Casa da Guia, a former mansion surrounded by gardens, converted into a small shopping center.
Cascais Most popular things to do
Hotel reviews for hotels in Cascais
It is a hotel which middle the sixties built and also today this style has remained loyal. The facade would have a new Painting necessarily inside was all great reasonable. Everything was clean impression. We had a double room with breakfast booked, you could evenings in the restaurant food, we didn't use.
In the whole hotel there was free (!) Wi-Fi.
Our room was on the fifth floor with a magnificent view from the balcony of the city and Bay of Cascais. The room was big and renovated. The bed... Read more
in October 11
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Lothar, Age 56-60, Couple
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Rooms are shabby, the bathroom with a Emailiertenwanne with shower curtain and a poorly functioning sewage equipped.
staff has no knowledge of German.
American breakfast four star dinner (the eyes of food)
the view from the dining room to the indoor pool = minus
You need definitely a hired car to get away from the hotel: to the train station it is about three quarters of an hour.
shabby furniture, bathroom in need of renovation
the safe was not working = castle developed
the worst they were m... Read more
in December 11
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Günter, Age 41-45, Couple
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Quinta da Marinha villas are very 'Portuguese'
Hotel Quinta da Marinha Resort in Cascais, Lisbon Coast
We were already for the second time in this hotel, however we booked this time our child with it. First of all, this hotel is absolutely child-friendly!
we stayed in the small (1 bedroom) used villas and the looked the Villas firstly really loved it (as the house of snow). Also inside it looked great-the color of the furniture was a bit unusual (in a strange green and brown decor).
what bothered us most of the villas was, that they just were not cleaned. I myself once mopped, as our son on th... Read more
in October 11
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Sonja, Age 31-35, Family
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Room very large and very clean; bathroom, and everywhere very clean;
breakfast plentiful and delicious...
everything was great, large, clean, balcony, TV...
all but all very friendly
super good, only to be recommended, simple delicious...
great location, everything on foot to reach,
in December. Unfortunately somewhat cold.
a shame looked great from Read more
in December 11
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Fatima, Age 41-45, Couple
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