Entirely devoted to Lisbon's urban song universe, Museu do Fado opened its doors to the public on the 25 September 1998, celebrating Fado’s exceptional value as an identifying symbol of the City of Lisbon, its deep roots in the tradition and cultural history of the country, its role in the cultural identity statement and its importance as an inspiration source and intercultural trade between people and communities. For more information, please visit the website.

It is not easy to decide on a favourite beach in Cascais as there are many to choose from. The modern and well equipped Cascais Marina represents the region's nautical tradition. Another amazing one is Guincho beach, a sandy beach with dunes and pine trees, ideal for windsurfing, surfing and kitesurfing. Tamariz beach, where the Estoril Convention centre is located is an eyeful in itself. You will find calm waters at the Bay of Cascais. Pescadores beach is known for its traditional fishing crafts.

This beautiful masterpiece, built by Infante Pedro, the youngest brother of King José, was successively altered and enlarged until the end of the 18th century. It is surrounded by gardens decorated with statues, balustrades, lakes and tiles, representing Baroque style and society.

Experience a combination of natural and opulent beauty during a half-day guided tour of Estoril, Sintra, and Cascais from Lisbon. Cruise the Portuguese coast to Estoril, Cascais Bay, and rocky chasm of Hell's Mouth (Boca do Inferno). Admire fantastic Atlantic coast and Portuguese countryside views throughout the tour. With a professional guide explore the fairytale town of Sintra and its pinnacle attraction Sintra National Palace. This tour has everything you need in a perfect getaway trip from Lisbon. Click here for more information.