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Cascais is nicknamed "the charm of the Atlantic" for a reason. Situated along Portugal's beautiful coastline, this charming town offers beautiful beaches, plentiful shopping, and incredible food. In fact, our favorite restaurant in all of Portugal is here! Cascais is very doable in a day (though, be warned: you'll be tempted to return for much longer!). This guide includes: - Directions from Lisbon to Cascais - Top attractions to explore - Must-visit beaches - Best picks for dining experiences - Where to enjoy drinks with a view This guide includes an interactive map that's both desktop and mobile friendly, so you can have it on-the-go with the Thatch mobile app. Seeking a tailored travel itinerary or personalized recommendations? Explore my planning services featured on my Thatch profile for a personalized touch to your trip.

Visiting Cascais for one day or staying here for a while? Enjoy tasty food, good coffee and nice gems around former summer residence of the Portuguese Kings! “Cascalenses” are happy people, really happy. Living in a seaside paradise, surrounded by the ocean and by greenery, helps keep the happiness levels way up. I would start enjoying Cascais with its Marina - yachts, nice cafes, restaurants, city events, that suggest you to have a walk in the Marechal Carmona Park and enjoy lush gardens, ponds, fountains, streams, and pathways winding throughout its grounds creating an idyllic setting for guests looking for some peaceful respite from their travels or day-to-day lives

Welcome to the heaven of seafood & pastéis de nata with port wine! My love to Lisbon started with local food & fashion. The next guide about local designers is coming soon, so let's talk food first!🌞 From delectable hidden flavors to sizzling local delights, your taste buds are covered. Ready to start your belly feast through the soul of Lisbon & beyond? Unlock this guide to an unforgettable culinary adventure in the heart of Portugal! 💌This guide includes: - Brunch & coffee places - Restaurants for lunch & dinner - Rooftop & local bars - Dining experience with traditional fado - Traditional dishes - Desserts - 6 local cheeses to try out 🎁Bonus: - Hidden gems of Sintra mountains & Cascais coast. Bom apetite! P.S. share this guide on your insta & tag @emily.varr to get any guide of your choice for FREE😉

One man's trash is another man's treasure 💙 Artur Bordalo, also known as Bordalo II (pronounced Bordalo Segundo), was born in 1987 in Lisbon, Portugal. He is famous for using street garbage and discarded materials to create stunning animal sculptures. His underlying message is about excessive consumerism and waste, pollution and all types of endangered species. His works, which can be found all over the world, are referred to as "trash art." This free guide includes: 🔹52 art installations of Bordalo II in & around Portugal, broken down by region 🔹Interactive map with tagged locations (use the map icon below to toggle between the guide and full map) 🔹All but a few are found outdoors (some are in restaurants as noted), and free of charge to view! This is not an exhaustive list by any means, and not all of his pieces are permanent exhibits. But hopefully it will help you keep your eyes open for Bordalo's work while traveling around Portugal. His art pieces are really unique and I hope you enjoy spotting them in the wild as much as I do! If this guide was helpful and you'd be interested to see more like this in the future, please let me know in the comments below! Thanks for supporting my work! 🫶🏻💙

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a weekend in lisbon.

Lisbon is all about amazing design, delcious seafood & wine, cobblestone streets and coastal views! Check out this guide if you want to know the best spots to stay, eat & explore in this vibrant capital city.

Lisbon, Portugal

This is a mini guide to Sintra, Portugal. I HIGHLY recommend spending a night or even two in Sintra instead of just passing through on a day trip. Sintra, Portugal is a magical place. It is the town where royalty spent their summers, and it shows! The fact that it is just about 45 minutes from Lisbon makes it even better, it is so easily accessible. I have been to Sintra twice and I still haven’t seen it all. The first time I went, it was just a for day trip and just wished I had more time. The second time, we stayed overnight and I still found myself wishing I had more time! I would advise spending a night or even a weekend in Sintra. The town of Sintra itself is charming and easy to walk around and enjoy. During my first time there, I didn’t even get to explore the town because we got off the train, grabbed lunch, and immediately started walking up to the Pena Palace. It was like a tease to only be able to explore a small portion of this gorgeous city, so for my second visit to Sintra, I didn’t make that same mistake. We enjoyed spending our time walking around and checking out all of the pastry shops, little bars, cute stores, and restaurants. In this guide you'll find all of my favorite spots, as well as where to stay, what to do, and what I STILL think I would do if I visit again!

Lisbon is amazing city with so much to offer, but so are little villages around. If you want to experience all of that, check my complete itinarery. You will see all famous spots as well as hidden gems in the city and then you can breathe and relax outside of it, where you will feel like a local. Itinarery for 4-6 days trip.