It's called Dirty Tails, and it's not hard to guess that it's dedicated to the art of mixology. It opened at the Cascais Marina on February 10th, in one of the...
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It's called Dirty Tails, and it's not hard to guess that it's dedicated to the art of mixology. It opened at the Cascais Marina on February 10th, in one of the...
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Mallu Magalhães sings at Estoril Fest in June
It will be the first edition of the event, taking place at the Casino Estoril. Diana Lima will perform the opening concert; Zecka Pinheiro will close the night...
O Relógio: Portuguese brands take over the old Cascais Town Hall
The project is by one of the people responsible for the Embaixada from Príncipe Real and brings together Nicollò, Origem, A Industria, HLC and Papua.
We've entered the new Loja das Meias
In the year it celebrates 30 years in Cascais (the brand itself has already passed 120), Loja das Meias reopens with a fresh look and plenty of novelties. We...
Conceito is a hidden restaurant, but it can't be overlooked
Menus that are always a surprise, attentive and personalized service and never rigid. For 13 years, Daniel and Vanessa Estriga have made their fine dining...
Honest Greens is opening in Cascais
The restaurant is set to open during the summer, near the train station.
Parede has a new cultural and scientific hub
The Casa Reynaldo dos Santos and Irene Quilhó dos Santos has been rehabilitated and now houses the Maria de Sousa Science and Art Research Centre.
There's a new exhibition by Paula Rego to mark the 50th anniversary of the revolution
From April 18th, 'Paula Rego: Manifesto' evokes the first exhibition of the portuguese artist.
Saíra Café: Cascais' new brunch tastes like Brazil
Açaí, tapiocas, pancakes, eggs, pastries or cakes to discover in a space that is open all day.
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10 romantic restaurants in Cascais
In a land bathed by the Atlantic, fulfilling the cliché of a romantic meal by the sea is easily achieved. This list, compiling the best restaurants...
The best fish restaurants in Cascais
The most important thing when it comes to eating fish is its freshness. But the art of behind its preparation, to ensure the ingredients are not damaged, is...
Liquid state: best bars in Cascais
With or without alcohol, in the late afternoon or to extend the night, we suggest some mixology masterpieces and, by extension, the best bars in Cascais....
The best of Cascais Marina
For a few years, Cascais Marina lost the vibrancy it had at the turn of the millennium, as the activities dwindled and customer numbers declined. Many locals...
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Part of a cluster called the Lisbon Golf Coast – with over 20 courses and several times winner of the Best Golf Destination in Europe award, given by the...
Quinta do Pisão: A paradise with many lives
Quinta do Pisão: A paradise with many lives
There are no horns honking, aircraft passing overhead or noises from the railway line. People are only encountered here infrequently, and any sign of their...
Say YES to Cascais
Say YES to Cascais
Getting married is increasingly an experience designed to last several days. And that’s what many couples, especially foreigners, seek (and find!) in...
Between swims and golf swings: bookshops
Between swims and golf swings: bookshops
Here at Time Out we believe in the redemptive power of books. And, apparently, so do some Cascais residents. In the space of 10 years, Cascais' first...
Welcome to the Arts Village
Welcome to the Arts Village
Theatre, cinema, music and dance. They will all find their place in the Cruzeiro Building, built in Estoril in 1951 to house the country’s first shopping...
The best things to do with kids in Cascais
The best things to do with kids in Cascais
Just 30 minutes from Lisbon, the Cascais coastline has wonderful beaches, good restaurants (especially fish restaurants) and even a museum district that...
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