- Cascais had achieved total independence from Sintna by 1516, and from that time it began to develop as one of the main ports of the kingdom.
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- Cascais is wonderfully connected to both Sintra and Lisbon, both of which are easy to visit as a day trip. Here are all the top things to do in Cascais, Portugal.
- Living in Cascais, Portugal, is a fantastic way to experience a town that is the perfect mix of traditional, laidback, and cosmopolitan life.
- There are elegant parks, noble mansions replete with precious furnishings and a superb art museum for Paula Rego. Let’s explore the best things to do in Cascais
- - Cascais was the first town in Portugal to have electricity, even before Lisbon. The first electric light was switched on in the citadel, in September of 1878.
- Boca do Inferno Cascais Portugal. The “gateway to hell” is situated along the promenade that leads to the most beautiful beaches of Cascais.
- Cascais is just a short trip west of Lisbon's city centre and has a lot to offer for those looking for a relaxed, beachfront lifestyle.
- Trains depart from Lisbon's Cais do Sodré station to Cascais around every 20 minutes. Cascais is the last stop, and it takes about 40 minutes to reach.
- Cascais boasts interesting museums, stunning architecture, amazing scenery and beaches. Discover the many things to do in Cascais Portugal.