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Cascais : Things to see and do
Cascais : Organise your stay
Cascais :
Unmissable tourist sites
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Cascais Hotel tips
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Estalagem Villa Albatroz from140 €
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Pousada de Cascais from125.55 €
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Valbom from75.00 €
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Travel guide Cascais 
Cascais : The Michelin guide review
Cascais is both a traditional fishing port and a lively resort which is increasingly becoming an elegant suburb of Lisbon. Its centre has been well appointed and the pedestrianised streets are lined with pleasant shops and restaurants.
Tourist attractions Cascais : Things to see and do
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Torre de Belém
Av. de Brasília P - 1400 Lisboa
The tower was originally built in 1519 in the middle of the Tagus to defend the Hieronymite monastery and to serve as a lighthouse. Since the earthquake altered the course of the river, this five-storey Manueline tower now stands next to a beach. The..
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Hieronymite Monastery: Cloister
Praça do Império P - Lisboa
This masterpiece of Manueline art is of dazzling sculptural richness, measures 55m across, and is laid out over two levels: the lower one, by Boytac, has broad arcades with fine colonnettes decorated in the late Gothic and Renaissance styles; the upp..
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Mosteiro dos Jeronimos
Pr. do Império P - 1400 Lisboa
This magnificent 16C Hieronymite monastery was built in 1502 and is a glorious result of the great discoveries of the period. Vasco de Gama had returned from India with his vessels laden with riches, thus enabling the architects to embark on a very a..
Hotels Cascais
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Estalagem Villa Albatroz
Rua Fernandes Tomas, 1 P - 2750-342 Cascais
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Pousada de Cascais
Fortaleza da Cidadela - Av. Dom Carlos I P - 2750-000 Cascais
This hotel overlooks the Cascais marina, and is part of the renovated 16th century citadel complex. The bright rooms feature modern décor and wooden floors. All of the rooms at Pousada de Cascais have a seating area with a flat-screen satellite TV. ..
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Hotel da Vila
Travessa da Alfarrobeira, n 1-3 P - 2750-285 Cascais
Prix Prices from : 30 EUR
Opened in 2005, this well-located hotel comprises a total of 40 rooms, of which one is a junior suite and one is wheelchair-accessible, spread over 3 floors. Guests are welcomed in the inviting lobby with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe and a lift. ..
Restaurants Cascais
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This restaurant has a friendly atmosphere, traditional-style dining rooms and a lovely paved floor. Wide choice of traditional Portuguese dishes and a good wine list.
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Barrete Saloio
Rua Luís de Camões 28 P - 2670-662 Bucelas
This family-run restaurant is in a charming house that has seen a variety of uses during the course of its history. It has the typical ambience of the region characterised by numerous rustic touches to create a warm and welcoming setting.
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O Parreirinha
Av. Santo António 5 P - 2730-069 Barcarena
A family-run restaurant divided between three compact and simply furnished dining rooms decorated in typically Portuguese-style. Traditional home cooking that is both well presented and reasonably priced.
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Located right by the beach, this restaurant has a distinct maritime air. It has a simply laid-out dining room and an additional private room. Fresh fish of the highest quality.
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The Cantinho de São Pedro is situated in a lively square full of restaurants and shops. It has a rustic façade, a bar with old tables and a regional-style dining room on two levels.
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A good place in which to savour the cuisine of the Alentejo region. The small, regionally inspired dining room is full of old objects that are typical of this rural part of Portugal.
