CASCAIS
N 38º 41' 49''; W 9º 25' 14''
Cascais and its municipality are at the south-western end of the Lisbon Peninsula, which borders on the north with Sintra, on the east with Oeiras, and the south and west with the Atlantic Ocean. It has its westernmost point in Cabo Raso, and its easternmost point in Talaíde, on the right bank of Ribeira da Laje. Its northernmost point, as well as the highest, is in Peninha, which rises 465 meters.
The village of Cascais has located 27 km from Lisbon, next to the seafront, in a small bay. It is the fifth most populous village in Portugal (after Algueirão - Mem Martins, Corroios, Rio de Mouro, and Oeiras).
Climate
The whole municipality has a humid temperate climate, with a dry and temperate summer. The municipality has a temperature gradient that increases according to latitude, the interior is colder than the urbanized areas of the coast, Sassoeiros, and Talaíde. The winters are very mild, being one of the most pleasant places in the metropolitan area thanks to the effect of an urban island, the proximity to the sea, the good exposure to the south, the Sintra mountains (which houses part of the north wind council) and the passage of the hot gulf stream. Summers follow the same tonic, because this is the most western municipality in Portugal, therefore having a greater proximity to the ocean. In particular, it is due to the coastal outcrop caused by the northern winds, which cause the deepest and coldest waters to emerge and remove the warmer, surface waters.
The former fishing village gained fame as a resort for Portugal's royal family in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Nowadays, it is a popular vacation spot for both Portuguese and foreign tourists.
It is located on the Estoril Coast (also known as the Portuguese Riviera), in the Greater Lisbon subregion.] It has an airport for general aviation serving the Lisbon Region in Tires (S. Domingos de Rana), the Cascais Aerodrome, that also offers domestic scheduled flights by Aero VIP.
BY TRAIN
LISBON (CAIS DO SODRÉ) Train Station
GPS N 38.70593 ; W 9.14393
CHOOSE DESTINATION " CASCAIS"
ARRIVING BY CAR - PARKING
(P)- 1 Km N "Museu do Mar",
BESIDE THE COURT
GPS N 38.70179; W 9.42782
(P) Another park, just beside de Train station and the Shopping Center
(P) MARINA PARK - BESIDE THE FORT
GPS N 38.69209; W 9.42051
The train from Lisbon to Cascais, always runs along the sea ( 2 photos below).
CASCAIS RAILWAY STATION -
GPS N 38.70124; W 9.41827
Beside the train station of Cascais, there is a shopping center, with many inexpensive restaurants and a good view of the sea.
GPS N38.70115; W 9.41894
McDonald's CASCAIS
GPS N 38.7000; W 9.41831
SHOPPING CENTER CASCAIS VILLA
In just 3 minutes, learn more about Cascais, a surprising and welcoming place with lots of glamour, serenity, and natural surroundings. Its fantastic food, friendly and warm people, and mild climate make it an exceptional destination.
1 - FOUNTAIN
(Inside - Museum of Castro Guimarães)
Praceta Domingos D’Avilez - Av. da República
Cascais
Created in the 40s, this large green space is the result of the joining of the gardens of Palácio Condes Castro Guimarães (Counts of Castro Guimarães Palace)
Cascais
Created in the 40s, this large green space is the result of the joining of the gardens of Palácio Condes Castro Guimarães (Counts of Castro Guimarães Palace)
9 - MUSEUM OF CASTRO GUIMARÃES
GPS N38.69224; W9.42099
Address:
Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum
Avenida Rei Humberto II de Itália
Parque Marechal Carmona
2750-319 Cascais
11 - BRIDGE
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SEARCH IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER IN
THE DISTRICT OF LISBOA
Runa;
- 💓💓💓💓💓Return to mainland Portugal &the Azores and Madeira islands