A hidden oasis in Cascais where peacocks roam free, lakes shimmer under the sun, and every path invites discovery. Perfect for a slow wander or a quiet escape from the coastal buzz. Must visit!

Great park. Free entry, amazing view of the lighthouse, adorable families of chickens, eucalyptus trees, amazingly huge ficus tree. In the back there are some rugged paths and a mound which remind me of Park Guel in Barcelona. There are a couple of simple food stalls and a free restroom if you need anything. What’s not to like.

Lovely park. Very tranquil with free roaming chickens and ducks. Plenty of wildlife and some play areas for children. A very nice place to visit

Wonderful. Definitely the best place to chill out in Cascais and a must for families

Nice spot. Well kept, great for letting the kids play or even a picnic on the grass. Sadly also home of the worst run Café that appears to have no desire to thrive. Long queues, limited stock and the slowest grumpiest service. Who ever runs that place has no concept of movement of people, spacial awareness or efficient productivity. It could be a gold mine, it is the only place in one of 2 parks in possibly the wealthiest area of Cascais/Estoril. Take your own Picnic you’ll have a great time and walk down to largo de cameos for an ice cream.

Lovely large park, big green spaces, trees, pond and cute café offering refreshments in a calm environment. Also there house/museum museum.

A lovely park and oasis in the middle of Cascais with a nice cafe (cash only!) and plenty of ducks, roosters and other fowl. Also has two boccia courts.

Cool viewpoint north of Cascais. Looking over the atlantic ocean. It’s actually a chasm or cave that was formed by the repeated pounding of the waves against the cliffs. I was here in september and the ocean and waves were rather calm. Do not think of cliffdiving here. It's dangerous because of the tides and cold water.

Beautiful spot at the ocean. Quite touristic but also some locals who were fishing. Two guys went to go fishing in a neoprene with a buoy and a speargun each.

Amazing spot. Especially for those not familiar with big waves like Atlantic can provide. Arch through which water bursts is magnificent, whether it is sunny or rainy.

We got there after sunset. Even then the sight was special. If you've got time is worth a visit.

Beautiful Place

Incredible!

(Translated by Google) This place is very impressive, a beautiful rock formation with crashing waves. I imagine it must be beautiful on a day with rough seas. In Cascais this is a must-see attraction, but you have to be very careful when walking on the rocks. (Original) Este lugar é muito impactante, uma bela formação rochosa com ondas batendo. Imagino que deve ser belíssimo em um dia de mar agitado. Em Cascais essa é uma atração imperdível, mas tem que ter muito cuidado ao caminhar nas pedras.

Unfortunately, we left the museum disappointed. We wanted to go inside, but we encountered an obstacle when trying to purchase tickets. They did not accept credit cards, so we could only pay with cash. The ticket for two people cost 10 euros, which I tried to pay with a 100 euro banknote. However, the cashier refused our 100 euro banknote without explanation, so we couldn't buy tickets. It's incomprehensible to us why 90 euros in change would be a problem for a museum. We did check out the garden, which was free, but unfortunately, that was also a disappointment. None of the numerous fountains and pools contained water, which significantly detracted from the overall appearance and atmosphere. Overall, our visit to the museum was an unpleasant experience. We hope others will have a more pleasant one!

Really interesting to building eith lits of lovely tiles almost round the interior walls. Fully furnished and lots of info to read. Many valuable things like silver platters and paintings. V cheap to get in too

I got lucky to visit this museum on first Sunday of a month what made my ticket cost 0€. It was spontaneous decision to stop by but I loved it. Museum is in very good condition plus the area around is really beautiful. Nice experience for single visit. Nothing special what you cannot see in other museums of Lisbon and the district but for free I was more than glad to explore it. Location is good as well - the park around is probably one of the best in Cascais

Loved it so much! Beautiful inside, so much to see, and only €5! One of my Top 5 museums in Europe so far! The gardens outside are also spectacular, the entire place is like a cut and paste from a picture perfect magazine ! Bring a snack and sit in the park for a picnic.

Very cool museum but the best part was they put on a dance performance in traditional costumes at the end in the courtyard, beautiful.

Really beautiful. Place was huge and information was visible at prominent locations.

Beautiful home-museum. It looks like small castle outside and interior is also pretty grand. You have access to the tower as well (quite easy spiral stairs). Inexpensive and lovely small museum. Worth to visit.

Stunning building by Souto de Moura. Nice use of space & they have bean bags outside where you can sit freely on the gardens. Collection was amazing but not much to see bc the place's a bit small.

A small but concentrated museum well worth while visiting a little outside of Lisbon. I was staying in Lisbon so took a train from the Cais do Sodré station to Cascais. Trains run every 20 minutes but seem to be very busy at rush hour so go at off peak times. The museum was about a twenty five minute walk from the station down through the rather lovely town. Staff were very friendly and the collection seems to be very good indeed. Recommended. FYI the museum is about a 10 minute walk from the coast. I walked back into town, ice cream in hand, from the museum to the Boca do Inferno along the coast path, passing some crazy architecture and the castle before ending up back in the town. Beautiful views and interesting all the way.

I was mildly disappointed. The exhibition space is small, and looks like it is rotational display so we miss out on the artist's most recognizable paintings. However, the true highlight is the building. The striking, terracotta-red, with its twin pyramidal towers, is a contemporary masterpiece designed by Eduardo Souto de Moura, and is the undeniable feature that makes the visit worthwhile.

Highly divertive and mind-provoking exhibition, it was a well-used hour that I spended here. Even if the work of Paula Rego have some very dark topics and charisma, it's something you don't get to see somewhere else - unique work. And the building itself is of course marvellous!

It was short but sweet. The inside of the pyramid ceilings were awesome. It was a nice visit and the facilities were great. Worth the visit if you are in Cascais.

The best art activity in Cascais. Paula Rego has exquisite works. A wonderful heritage to Cascais.

Museum is small but worth to go for architecture. It has a quite nice and peaceful cafe.

Very good coffee, nice young personal. Nice view on the Marina Harbour. Clean coffeeshop.

A beautiful place to hang out or chill. So many restaurants & cafe & shops . Nearby is the fortress . Atmosphere is very touristy . Definitely a place to visit when in Lisbon.

**A Stunning Destination for Food and Leisure** Cascais Marina is a beautiful spot that seamlessly combines stunning views, delicious dining, and a variety of activities, making it a must-visit destination for anyone in the area. **Dining Experience:** The marina boasts several fantastic restaurants and cafes, each offering a unique culinary experience. I had the pleasure of dining at one of the waterfront restaurants, where I enjoyed fresh seafood dishes that beautifully showcased the local flavors. The grilled fish was particularly outstanding—perfectly cooked and seasoned, with an exquisite view of the marina as a backdrop. The vibrant atmosphere, combined with attentive service, made the dining experience truly special. The selection of drinks was impressive, featuring local wines and refreshing cocktails that complemented the meal perfectly. **Activities:** Beyond dining, Cascais Marina offers a plethora of activities for all types of visitors. Here are some highlights: 1. **Water Sports:** The marina is a hub for water activities. From sailing and kayaking to stand-up paddleboarding, there are options for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts. Rentals and lessons are readily available. 2. **Strolling Along the Promenade:** The scenic boardwalk invites leisurely strolls with breathtaking views of the ocean and the surrounding cliffs. It’s a perfect place for a morning walk or an evening stroll as the sun sets. 3. **Shopping:** There are various boutiques and shops within the marina area, offering everything from local crafts to high-end fashion, making it easy to find a unique souvenir. 4. **Art and Culture:** The nearby area features art galleries and cultural sites. Taking a short walk to explore the charming streets of Cascais reveals beautiful architecture and art installations. 5. **Relaxing by the Water:** There are plenty of spots to sit and enjoy the views. Whether you choose to relax on a bench or at a café, the ambiance is peaceful and rejuvenating. **Overall Experience:** Cascais Marina is a delightful destination that offers a perfect blend of food, leisure, and activities. Whether you're looking to indulge in a delicious meal, explore the beauty of the coastline, or engage in fun water sports, this marina has something for everyone. The combination of stunning views and a vibrant atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors. I can’t wait to return and experience more of what Cascais Marina has to offer!

A very beautiful marina with cozy cafes and shops. There are public restrooms available. However, the parking payment system in the middle of the marina is not very clear, and the walk can be quite long. Still, the atmosphere makes up for this small drawback.

Lovely marina with shops & cafes, clean and very smart. Lots of restaurants, look good but were there coffee time.

Must visit when in Cascais. Area is full of cafes and restaurant. We walked and even chanced upon a few pop up stalls selling local stuff.

Nice and modern marina. You’ll find everything you need. Big variety of shopping and eating options as well

This restaurant was recommended as the ‘best meal of their life’. While it was not the best meal of our lives we did enjoy it overall. I enjoyed the diversity of menu options. They were unique and took a spin on the typical Portuguese cuisine. There were so many things on the menu that I wanted to try that it was almost overwhelming. We went with the prawns, traditional pork (with avocado), and yam tortilla. The prawns were good and had similar flavoring to the pork. The pork dish was my favorite. The yam tortilla was relatively bland and a ton of cream. We wrapped up our meal with the peanut butter parfait which came highly recommended. It was delicious. I definitely want to go back and try other dishes and would not hesitate to tell anyone who is visiting the area to go. You eat at the top of the restaurant and we were lucky to sit on the outside patio table. It was nice to eat right next to the water. (Side note: I really don’t like how they only have a QR code for the menu. I HATE that we have to have our phone out…)

Vibrant spot in Cascais for excellent food & drinks. We enjoyed our time outside at a kind of a bartable at the sidewalk in front of Hífen with people watching and chatting. Service was great and the dishes as well as the mocktails to. Loved the non-alcoholic Spritz and the Mango Mojito. The meat dishes were tasty and the rice pudin a tasty explosion. Highly recommended with reservation!

Extremely good food! Would highly recommend this place. Server was very sweet and told us her favorite dish. It was perfect! Only the desserts could have been better.

My new favourite place for dinner. I’ve been multiple times and each time is either just as good if not better than the last. The staff is amazing, so fun and friendly. The location is top, views of the water and the center, great place to walk! The food options are INCREDIBLE, from classic Portuguese food with modern twist to new flavours that just so delicious. It’s family style dinning and the portions do not disappoint, the pricing is also very generous & affordable for such quality food. The drinks are also just perfect, really interesting options, especially for the mocktails. The desserts too, everything made in house and nothing is overly sweet. The showstopper is the banana dessert, I don’t think I’ve ever had something so decadent. Added bonus that allergens are listed on the menu, and eating gluten free as someone celiac is a breeze. I wish Hífen long term success!

I’ve had a lot of great food and cocktails. But, the tuna steak sandwich and passion fruit sangria (not sure that’s the correct name, but it had passion fruit scraped into it from a fresh piece of fruit) was the best lunch I may have ever had. HIGHLY recommend!

Simply delicious!! Thoughtful menu, and amazing atmosphere. I came for lunch and had the house sangria (special with persimmon and cinnamon) and the salmon tataki. Definitely get the salmon tataki - one of the best salads I’ve had, with perfectly seared salmon. If I were vegan, this would be an excellent choice - delicious looking vegan options

Best restaurant in CasCais hands down! Fantastic food and great service. We’ve visited a few times and can confidently say it’s 10/10!

A very interesting place. When you walk in, they have all their meals on display as a visual menu. They explain their dishes and you pick your orders and drinks. All meal options were vegetarian. Everything looked amazing, it was very hard to pick. They had a few salads, soups, warm/cold veggies bowls, and a few pasta options. I ended up getting a potato and cheese dish with a side of soup. So many delicious flavors. Highly recommend this place, so much fun!

Wonderous indeed, a Visual Menu, all the dishes are presented and clearly show content. A beautiful concept for the eyes and the taste. Great location and lovely terrace complete the experience. If the rooms are as nice as the food this would be my choice to stay and eat.

House of Wonders is a pleasant surprise right in the heart of touristy Cascais — a proper vegetarian spot in a sea of identical tourist traps. The menu is big, colorful, and generous, with plenty of options that actually feel thought through, not just “meatless by default.” Staff are friendly and do their best, though communication can be a bit of a puzzle — most barely speak Portuguese, and some struggle with English. Still, they manage to make it work with smiles and gestures. The crowd is almost entirely tourists looking for a vegetarian alternative in town, and that’s fine — it fits the vibe. If you want something fresh, tasty, and a break from the same old seafood-and-pizza circuit, this place is absolutely worth it.

Such a cozy place! The terrace — or rather the garden — was such a lovely spot to sit and relax. It’s in a quieter area, which makes it even more pleasant. The food was super fresh and delicious, and the concept of “seeing what you order” is really creative and fun. Definitely a place worth visiting!

Interesting concept in a beautiful and creative venue, where you don’t have a physical menu but go pick from a visual selection of real dishes. All the food we had tasted fresh and was as colourful as the place. Not everything is vegan can be easily substituted. This place feels like an oasis in the center of Cascais.

A friend and I enjoyed our meal here after being recommended this place. Such a unique experience choosing with our eyes instead of from a paper menu. Good food too. Sangria was amazing!

What a unique experience for us — a visual menu! All the dishes have been prepared so you can see what everything looks like. A staff member will guide you through the dishes so you can make an informed selection. Then take your seat while your food is being made fresh. They also have fresh pressed juices and I think kombucha and other options. The outdoor garden seating is lovely, they also have rooftop seating. Highly recommend!

Wonderful Sunday lunch with great seafood and wine. Great selection of fresh seafood beautifully cooked. Very attentive waiters. Good atmosphere and stunning views of the sea! Reserve a table on advance. Totally recommend this restaurant!

Great location by the sea with stunning views. They offer a variety of seafood, fish, and some meat dishes. My shrimp was unfortunately overcooked and not very flavorful, but the overall atmosphere is lovely.

Server Pedro was friendly and efficient. We made reservations for lunch and were sat at the beautiful table overlooking the ocean, great view of dramatic surf but not close enough to be drenched by the waves. Be warned that the attractive shrimp, bread and such offered upon being seated are not free! Accept them if you want, they are delicious but you will be charged for them. I had swordfish and it was excellent. We also had vegetarian paella. Lovely saffron flavour.

Oh my nerves!! You're literally sitting on the rocks, watching the ocean crash just meters away — it’s wild and breathtaking. You can see people walking the cliffs in the distance, hear the waves breaking, and just soak it all in. The staff were incredible – warm, present, and on it. We shared a seafood platter, and every bite was somehow better than the last. Fresh, flavourful, and beautifully prepared. If you’re going to treat yourself, this is the place. Worth every cent for the view and the food.

The best octopus we've ever had. Stopped here on our coastal exploration of Portugal at the recommendation of a friend. The setting is gorgeous, the staff very capable, but, very busy that day (and I imagine every day because of the popularity of the place), which initially made us lower our expectations. The octopus was expertly cooked, tasted fresh, seasoned perfectly, tender, flavorful. My partner had the bacalau, which I barely remember because the octopus was the star of the show. The waiter will try to sell you multiple items to start prosciutto plate, bread, etc. We declined because we wanted to jump right into the food, this was just a pit stop for us. Overall good experience, would visit again.

A beautiful restaurant by the coastline, for one to enjoy seafood and wine with big waves hitting the rocks. Popular among the locals and I suspect we were the only Asian table during that lunch time. Seafood rice is flavourful and nicely done. Plate of shrimps was awesome, so fresh and sweet! Must try the local wine: white Green wine (there are red green wine too) and 10 years old port wine (dessert wine). As for dessert, Sintra cheesecake is definitely not the kind of cheesecake we are so familiar. Almond tart might be a better choice. Make reservation and ask for a table outside, that’s where you can feel the vibes. Bring along your sunshades and apply sunblock though.

Stunning dining on the cliffs with freshly caught seafood, melt in your mouth steaks and salads. Large dining, meticulous attention to detail. Elegant yet casual.

Travessa do Mar was extremely tasty and fresh! Simply yet so delicately done. I really want to highlight the service. There was a young waiter who was very empathetic and pleasant who made the evening very comfortable. He knew the level of Portuguese we spoke and instead of switching to English he spoke Portuguese but very slowly so it's easy to understand! Really appreciate the gesture! Atmosphere is a bit noisy because of the high demand of the restaurant. All the best!

Mar do Inferno – Quite Simply Outstanding Seafood I think this was one of the top three seafood experiences of my life. The cooking is simple and no-nonsense, nothing fancy — but the quality and freshness of the seafood speak entirely for themselves. Every dish was perfectly cooked and bursting with flavour. If I lived in the area, I’d happily eat here three times a week. The service was super efficient and friendly, matching the straightforward, confident style of the kitchen. The wine list is well chosen and reasonably priced, which makes the whole experience even better. Overall experience: 11 out of 10. A must-visit if you care about exceptional seafood, done right.

I came to Mar do Inferno after reading great things about it. I ordered the Seafood Rice featured in the suggestions, unfortunately I was disappointed. The dish is supposed to include lobster and tiger shrimp among other seafood. However, ours only had the heads of lobsters and tiger shrimp... For 89 EUR I would expect more than leftovers. The rice is suggested for 2 people, but it is massive, is can easily feed 4 if you also get starters. I also had seafood soup which was excellent, way more intense and rich than the rice. Sangria was also disappointing, very watered down. I had papaya as dessert which was fresh and perfectly ripe. Service was excellent and the location is and atmosphere is perfect. The other people in my group were happy with their dishes, so I'm considering their opinion in my evaluation.

Amazing location, great service and delicious food for good value. Make sure you book ahead and ask for the ocean looking tables. We had amazing clams, shrimp curry, carbaneros and expertly grilled sea bass.

Beautiful view of the ocean from this restaurant, the seafood is really amazing and fresh, what a feast! Ofcourse made the mistake of over ordering but I was just a bit over excited!! 😆 staff were also very sweet and funny, and wow the mayonnaise was so so good, shredded crab is a must have ig: @miloyeo

Pure, overwhelming delight. I honestly can’t remember the last time I had octopus this delicious. It was absolutely outstanding — the view, the atmosphere. Everything very simple, without any show-off, yet truly top-class seafood. Great service. I highly, highly recommend it.

A very popular seafood restaurant in Cascais, both among locals and tourists. The location is unbeatable — right by the famous Boca do Inferno cliffs — and the seafood is incredibly fresh. It’s said to be Cristiano Ronaldo’s go-to spot whenever he visits Cascais, and I can see why. You absolutely have to try the gooseneck barnacles (percebes) if they are available. It was my first time seeing them, and I was honestly a bit shocked by how they looked — they resemble some kind of sea creature from another planet. But once I tried them, I finally understood why they are so prized in Portugal and Spain, even more expensive than lobster (around €200 per kilo). These barnacles grow on the rocks where the waves crash the hardest, and fishermen risk their lives to harvest them. The restaurant simply boils them in salted water and serves them fresh. The waiter kindly explained how to eat them: hold the shell, twist and pull down (not up — otherwise the juice will splash all over you). Inside is tender, juicy meat with an intense ocean flavour — slightly salty, slightly sweet, and full of that fresh sea breeze aroma. It’s honestly one of the best shellfish experiences I’ve ever had. The prawns were another highlight. The pan-fried version was fragrant and rich, while the boiled prawns were sweet and delicate — both perfectly cooked. The grilled red bream was good, though slightly overcooked in my opinion. Desserts were decent — the walnut pudding and chocolate sponge cake were tasty but a bit too rich after a big seafood meal. Service, however, was excellent. Our waiter, Pilip, was incredibly polite and helpful, and every dish he recommended was great. Overall, Mar do Inferno is a restaurant worth visiting when you’re in Cascais — fresh seafood, friendly service, and that unforgettable taste of the Atlantic. Just remember to book in advance, otherwise you might end up in a corner table like I did!

We enjoyed our food 🐟Here you can choose crab, fish, and other seafood and pay by weight. We chose crab, and it was good -the only thing is that we didn’t expect it to be served cold. Later the staff explained that freshly boiled hot crab takes about an hour to prepare. I recommend the octopus in Portuguese style - the portion size is generous, served with potatoes, and cooked perfectly. There’s also a good selection of wine.

Francisca was my hostess and Lucio and Mara were my incredible waiters…LOVELY time, great food, great atmosphere, vibes the way you want it at a restaurant. Authentic and delicious sea food. I had the fried squid and garlic prawns, with the tiger prawns and oysters. My goodnessssss!!! It was amazing to say the least. Thank you and highly recommended!!

Our last night in Portugal couldn't have ended better. Mara as our server was amazing. The food was fresh and absolutely delicious. We had the razor clams, sapatia crab, prawns and limpets, and we can now go back home, satisfied with our culinary experience.

Food is good. Lobster seafood rice was ok. Lobster was little hard, over cooked. Soup was amazing. At the end, waiter asked me a tips. If he doesn’t ask, I will probably give him some. Overall good restaurant. For two people lunch is around €100

Fresh seafood was amazing. Service was very good with the staff were willing to help whenever needed as well as very attentive. Would highly recommend!! One of the best meals we had in Cascais

Great food, our favorites were the garlic prawn (subbed with the recommended prawns at the seafood counter), the fish, and the razor clams cooked in oil (olive?) and coriander, and the stir fry veggies. Seafood was fresh so even the simply roasted ones were perfect. Great service from the team, special shout out to Rafael who helped us with the seafood selection - patient, courteous, never made us feel rushed or unwelcomed for choosing tiny amounts of new-to-us items to try, and spot on with reccommendations.

We stumbled upon this place and were blown away by the food and service. Delicious seafood and steak. Great atmosphere and location. Outdoor and indoor seating. Highly recommend 🇨🇦