Experience Lisbon Coast

An incredible getaway to the Lisbon Coast.

If you have not yet had the opportunity to travel to Lisbon, in Portugal, know that it is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. There are many places to visit in Lisbon, also known as the city of the seven hills, of fado or of Bélem pastries. Something that you cannot stop doing and that will allow you to get to know the city better is to get lost in the neighborhoods of Bélem, Chiado, La Baixa, Barrio Alto and Alfama, where you can find some of the most incredible viewpoints in the city and many charming corners Its location between hills and in the estuary of the Tagus River, and its combination of a traditional and, at the same time, cosmopolitan city, gives the Portuguese capital great appeal.

Sintra deserves to have been declared a World Heritage Site. A charming historic center is the starter to a spectacular menu made up of castles, palaces, churches and museums that have little to envy of other European cities. The historic center of Sintra is small but attractively beautiful. On one side is the square and the National Palace, on the other a tangle of small streets full of charming shops and restaurants with Portuguese delicacies. The Pena Palace is without a doubt the star of the City. Just seeing the architecture of the palace and the different striking colors of the towers makes the visit worth it. Both the interior of the Pena Palace and the gardens that surround it are a clear example of 19th century Portuguese romanticism. In addition, its privileged location at the top of a hill gives more solemnity to the truly impressive place, not in vain up to five kings have lived there.

Cascais has historically been related to the upper classes of society and this relationship began in 1870 and it was thanks to the Portuguese royal family who transformed the region into a place that became attractive for the nobility and aristocracy, both national and international. These were the beginnings of how Cascais gained part of its vitality when, starting in the 1930s, it began to gather people from the Portuguese upper class. It even served as a country of refuge for the royal family of Spain, and other European royal families also came here to live. Cascais was known as "the refuge of the famous" and now, although it is no longer a luxury destination and is accessible and permissible for all types of travelers, it does maintain that relaxed, relaxed and non-massive atmosphere that characterized it at that time. .

Lisbon is a city whose views are fantastic both from its interior and from the waters of the Tagus. Now, the Lisbon amphibious bus has arrived, a new vehicle that allows us to see the city from both sides without getting off the vehicle.

A unique experience that you will always remember!