Appricio · Portugal

What to do in Cascais, right now.

Cascais is the Atlantic an easy train from Lisbon — surf, seafood and crowds that thin the moment you know where to look. Appricio knows where to look.

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Cascais, Portugal
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What Appricio would tell you to do in Cascais

Cascais

Praia da Ribeira de Cascais

A string of beaches runs from the calm town-centre coves (Praia da Ribeira, Praia da Rainha, Praia da Conceição, Praia da Duquesa) out to the wild Atlantic dunes of Praia do Guincho — each with a…

Restaurant · Centro Histórico

Jardim dos Frangos

Family-run churrasqueira open since 1974 — the piri-piri chicken cooked over charcoal here is the benchmark every other place in Cascais is measured against.

Restaurant · Centro Histórico

Pastelaria A Bijou de Cascais

Cascais's historic pastry institution — the bola de Berlim and pão de Deus here are the town's morning ritual, eaten standing at the counter.

Sintra-Cascais Natural Park

Praia do Guincho

A vast, dune-backed Atlantic beach inside the natural park, reliably wild and windy — the place locals head for surfing and windsurfing when the town beaches feel too tame.

Shop · Centro Histórico

O Relógio - Slow Retail

A curated multi-brand space inside the old Cascais Town Hall, stocking exclusively Portuguese labels — clothing, jewellery, bamboo accessories, São Tomé chocolate — in the spirit of Lisbon's…

Landmark · Cascais waterfront

Cidadela de Cascais

A 17th-century fort converted into a working arts district with galleries, sculptors' studios, a bookshop, and a courtyard restaurant — wander in off the street and most tourists mistake it for a hotel lobby.

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