Estoril has a single main attraction; the Casino, and there are almost no historic buildings in Estoril.There are sufficient sights in Cascais to fill a full day of sightseeing, and this is why it is a popular day trip from Lisbon.
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Just 15 miles west of Lisbon, Cascais has stunning beaches, 19th-century mansions, amazing seafood restaurants, fort, lighthouse and fantastic farmers market. It's the perfect place to stay for visits to Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Sintra Cascais National Park. Neutral during World War II, it was also a hub for spies.
Cascais prides itself - and rightly so. It currently has 16 museums, two urban parks and they can all be visited by foot. On the center there are old family houses transformed into museums, royal palaces, and buildings designed by Pritzker prize winnners and a cultural center with exhibitions.
Sintra has many more varied sights and attractions than Cascais, which makes it the best choice for a day trip. Cascais is a lively resort town with a much wider selection of restaurants, bars and shops, and it tends to be less expensive.
Cascais is one of the towns in Portugal with the best quality of life. Not only is it a beautiful coastal town, but it is also surrounded by green parks and forests. Being able to breathe fresh air and stroll in the many parks is said to be one of the secrets of the longevity and happiness of the Cascalenses.
The best time to go to CascaisSea temperature ranges from 138°F to 154°F. The rainiest months are: february, december and november. We recommende the month of april, may, june, july, august, september, october, to visit Cascais.
A picturesque beach, Praia da Rainha is a 50-meter beach that is a cozy treasure nestled in the heart of Cascais. It earned its regal name when Queen Amelia of Portugal made it her beloved spot. With its crystal-clear waters and soft sand, it's an ideal place for a rejuvenating swim or a laid-back sunbathing session.