Cascais Walking Tours

It should be pointed out that most places in Cascais are paid, with some exceptions. If there are any particular locations, it is recommended to clarify the entrance fees and, if so, purchase the tickets in advance. The best idea is to come here during the ready-made tour to avoid organisational issues.

Cascais is accessible throughout the year. It is common to recommend that the best time to visit Cascais is in the middle of a working week, preferably Tuesday or Wednesday. Fewer tourists visit the various destinations during this time, making it the best time to travel. On weekends, especially during the summer holidays, places tend to be busy.

Cascais is one of the most famous resorts, but even here, you can see relaxation and the preservation of the initial homeliness. Sometimes, it might be a little crowded when busy, especially in the evening. However, the place is very big, and there are many areas that are not so crowded. It is recommended to visit at dawn or off-season because it lets you see the town without a crowd.

Yes, Cascais is very much a walking city, although there is also a good bus service. The majority of attractions are quite relaxing, and there are many paths for walking and places where you can rent bikes. This implies that one does not have to own a car to appreciate the city's aesthetic value. 

Yes, indeed, Cascais can be visited as an excellent day trip destination from Lisbon. It does not require a long time to get there; one can easily get there by rail in approximately half an hour. That all depends on the chosen tour, some of which let you spend the whole day sunbathing on the beaches, exploring historical monuments, and trying some of the famously delicious Portuguese dishes before coming back to Lisbon in the evening.

Cascais is famous for its beautiful beaches, past royal palaces and villas, and rich cultural life. The town is mainly characterized by classical Portuguese architecture while at the same time boasting the facilities of the twenty-first century. Among all the attractions worthy of special attention are the beautiful beaches of Boka do Inferno and the magnificent Condes de Castro Guimarães Museum.