Top 50 things to do and attractions in Setubal

Nice fort to visit. Very beautiful place im Setubal It is possible to drive all the way up to this castle. Parking was available. Beautiful view of tha bay and the city. Plus for having a restaurant / cafe at the top. Nice to enjoy a glass of wine with this view . Good place for a date with your loved one.

Scenic viewpoint to the city of Setubal, Troia and the Sado river. The parking and entry are free and there is a small cafe on top. Sadly, the trip was quite short since you can only visit the roofs of the castle. The interior is closed to the public.

Incredible views overlooking the water and the lands. Cool sitting area to stop and feel conquery inside after viewing the somber and elegant chapel.

really cool place to check out. we walked from the beach up, about 2km and worth it. if you need motivation there’s a cafe for a beer and espresso up top.

Well preserved forte built in the 1500's Beautiful views of the Setubal bay and Troia insula. Definitely worth a visit!

Worth the drive. Interesting place, super view, and restaurant for a drink and snack.

A medieval Castle worth visiting. Spectacular views a Setubal town from the top.

Good place for walking with geat views over the coast and inland. Most of the paths we have taken so far are reasonable but some of the mapped routes online need some updating. there are wild boar around but we didn't " bump" into any. uber is cheap here so you can either do circular routes or get an user back if you start finish on a road as we did.

Stunning views on the south side of Setúbal. This highway is one you want to swap drivers just so both people have a chance to look out into the ocean 😋. If you go in the evening it may be less busy.

Fantastic beach. Bit of a steep walk to get to the ocean but was manageable with a 2yr old. Shame the restaurants at the front had no simple food options and both are 100% not suitable for children. Really let the place down. Had to leave and go elsewhere for lunch and dinner.

It’s was awesome when you reach top of the mountain. You forget your tiredness. I love hiking so it’s was fantastic for me…!

A beautiful place to beach hop in and take in some stunning views.

So stunning.. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful natural park in Portugal.

Beautiful.and scenic. Place at the pont for lunch or a glass of wine while looking out at the ocean.

This open air fish and produce market (primarily) was an amazing experience. It was a definite example of sustainable living.

Excellent market with huge variety of fish & crustaceans as well as fruits & vegetables, meats, breads and cakes. Highly recommended for a lively experience of a market appreciated not only by tourists but more importantly by local residents.

Absolutely one of the best markets to visit. Incredible fresh fruit and vegetables, plus the the most fresh fishery to buy anything you desire. You can also enjoy some fresh oysters and drink wine while at the market.

I love a good open-air market, and while visiting Setúbal I stopped by to walk around theirs. It’s a large, lively market filled with local vegetables, organic products, butchers, fisheries, and a few restaurants tucked along the sides. It’s vibrant, full of color, and one of the best places to immerse yourself in fresh local produce and meet warm, friendly people. Definitely worth a visit — and you can’t miss the big pink building. Hard to miss!

Loved this market...didn't know what expect but pleasantly surprised..ended up walking up and down ...marvelling at the produce and deciding what to buy 🤔 loved the statues that tell the story of the market history... ( some videos have strobe effect)

Clean market with wide assortment of meats, produce, flowers and more. Definitely worth a stop to see the seafood and other fresh items!

One of the best Mercado, certainly better than the one in Lisbon. Bright and airy and beautiful tiles

Very nice place to spend time and relax. There are trees near the fountain where you get good shadow during hot day. There are quite a few restaurants around this square. Also the small lanes that lead from this square has good amount of restaurants and gives a glimpse of history of this town.

Nice place to relax in Setúbal! Praça de Bocage is a good spot to sit and enjoy the city. The cafés are affordable and everything is nearby shops, restaurants and the port. Sometimes there are musicians playing but they often repeat the same songs and aren’t always the best. Still, it’s a pleasant place for a coffee and people watching.

What a beautiful plaza. We were pleasantly surprised because the Lonely Planet guide we had barely mentioned Setúbal. I'm surprised it didn't mention how beautiful the plaza is. I think it's one of the prettiest we've seen so far in Portugal. Plenty of cafes around to sip coffee and people-watch.

A beautiful square in Setubal, with typical Portuguese streets lined with small restaurants and shops of all kinds. A pleasant atmosphere... especially a calm, charming town.

Beautifull place on the edge of the square

So many colors, so much saturation

nice square with cafes, Church, Statue and place to relax by the fountain.

Must go to beach when in setubal, beautiful views, mostly clean water, warm water and great restaurants and bars. Lacking on the accessibility and parking, as you are not allowed to park there, only bikes. Romantic atmosphere clean and quite...

Great beach.Not very crowded.Plenty of parking spaces along the road.There is a bar,shower and locker room.Expect water to be cold as is the ocean.The sand is not fine,but its grains are round,pleasant to walk in.Very relaxing place.

Very nice beach. Peaceful. The only challenge is the parking. You will have to park on the street and go walking down the hill to the beach.

Beautiful natural picturesque beach, cliffs and trees behind, lots of natural shady spots, calm sea, lots of fish, slightly warmer water due to it's proximity to Tróia, enclosing the water and keeping it a little warmer.. easy access, plenty of on road parking, numerous refreshments, areas with sun beds and sunshades for hire/rental, all in all a very nice spot..

We loved it. It was quiet, good people, the little bar was opened to get cold drinks, the bathroom was clean, baywatch present on the beach. I highly recommend it. The restaurant on the beach it was closed and didn't seem to open in the near future.

Praia de Albarquel is a beautiful beach located close to Setúbal, with calm waters and a relaxed atmosphere. It is not very large, but it offers a peaceful environment that makes it ideal for families and people who want to enjoy a quiet day by the sea. The sand is clean, the water is clear, and the view of the Arrábida mountains in the background makes it a very picturesque spot. There are also some restaurants and cafés nearby, which makes it convenient to spend the whole day at the beach without needing to move far. It is a great option for those looking for a balance between nature and comfort, with easy access from the city.

Albarquel is a clean beach with quite fine sand. The access is easy, free parking. There are 2 beach bars where you can buy water and cold beer and there is a restaurant. To rent umbrellas and sun loungers there are 2 options. 1 umbrella+ 2 sun loungers = 20€ all day, from 9 to 19h. Besides WC and showers are available for free.

The water is freezing and the sand scorching. It could have better infrastructure with more hammocks and sunshades. It was 41 degrees today which is unbearable for most people. On the good side, it has a beautiful deck leading to the beach and the marine is beautiful.

Have died and gone to heaven. Was introduced to Troia by a tour guide when we visited the National Park Arrabida and I knew straight away Troia was where I was going to stay for my last 3 days in Portugal. The Troia Peninsula is very similar to the Whitsundays in Australia. The sand is soft and white, and being a sand snob I would rate it 9/10 and especially so when low tide you can walk across the vast sand banks out to the Atlantic. No seaweed and the water is calm, although freezing/refreshing. Troia sand, views and waters beat Albufeira, Carvoeiro - the Algarve in general by a long shot! It is even better than Cascais but equivalent to natural beauty Adraga. Adraga has waves for those wave catchers. Renting a shared lounge is expensive, €25 for the entire day. Well worth travelling out here, off the beaten track! Lifeguards are at every beach around Troia and they even help kids in wheelchairs to get from the boardwalk to the beach! Great service Troia Rescue. How to get here / heaven: 1) Bolt/Uber from Lisbon to Setubal wharf (Atlantic ferry) = €25-35 and can take 45-60mins. Train is about €10. 2) Passenger Return ferry or speed boat is €9-10 leaving every hour during weekdays and almost every 30mins on weekends. They allow dogs on the ferry! 3) There is also the option of driving your vehicle over via Atlantic Ferry as well. 4) Troia itself is quite small so you can walk everywhere with well designated footpaths and boardwalks. The supermarket is pretty good, has almost everything including roast chicken. Portuguese people are friendly and it felt safe

Crystal clear water, easy to reach by Ferry from Setubal Atlantic ferries station that has a trip every hour. And then walk for 10 mins. There’s a small bar that has Beer, water, Cola, …etc close to the beach. There are Chaseloungs and Umbrellas. No shower rooms, only WC

If you’re looking for an unspoiled, peaceful beach far from the typical tourist crowds, Tróia Beach is a true gem. Located on the Tróia Peninsula, directly across the bay from Setúbal, this spot offers stunning views and a rare sense of calm – even in the heart of summer. The crystal-clear waters shimmer with shades of turquoise, and the long, sandy shoreline is perfect for barefoot walks, sunbathing, or simply listening to the waves. It’s a free beach, meaning no umbrellas, no beach bars – just pure, untouched nature. Even during peak season, you’ll often find yourself alone or with just a few others around. It truly feels like a deserted paradise. 🚗 How to get there: The most scenic and convenient way to reach Tróia is by ferry from Setúbal: The car and passenger ferry departs regularly from the Setúbal ferry terminal (Terminal Fluvial) and takes about 25 minutes to reach Tróia. Alternatively, you can take the passenger-only catamaran, which is slightly faster and perfect if you’re not bringing a car. Once you arrive, the beach is easy to access on foot or by bike. Some areas are completely wild, so it's a good idea to bring water, food, and everything you need for a relaxing day by the sea.

Incredible beach— can’t say enough good things about it! My family and I absolutely adore it. We’ve been staying in Setúbal for the past week, and we’ve been visiting this beach almost every day. The beach takes a bit of work to get to, but it’s absolutely worth it. The ferry from Setúbal to Tróia is €26.40 for 3 people. It’s a 12-15 minute ride, and it’s a lovely experience. The views are gorgeous, and I’d recommend taking the 7:30 pm ferry back to Setúbal to catch the sunset. Once you arrive on the peninsula, you walk about 20-25 minutes along a wooden boardwalk to reach the beach. It’s a picturesque walk, and you get to pass a outdoor cat colony. The cats are so sweet, and they appear to be cared for by the locals. The beach is magnificent. There was a warm breeze every day we were there, which kept the flies away. The sand is so soft and sparkly and not too hot. For context, we are visiting in late September. The water is cold, but you can definitely acclimate. It’s so blue, clear, and clean. At low tide, there are amazing sand bars, and you can walk pretty far out. I was also able to collect some gorgeous shells. Finally, there are ample trash cans and a clean bathroom. This beach as everything I want in a beach. I truly adore it.

Best bathing beach we have found. The water is beautiful and clear and not even too cold

What a lovely beach. It’s very kid friendly and you can explore what feels like miles of beaches. The sand texture is nice and the water is beautiful.

Very interesting. You should visit. With bar and restaurant.

Lovely pit stop to the Blue House that is also tourist office. Was welcomed in and invited to visit the Dolphin Exhibition which was small but mighty and lots great information about Setubul Dolphins 🐬 and Ecological Systems.

Nice tourist information centre with local wines shop, small museum about the local dolphins which we found very interesting, small cafe (most expensive and worst coffee and pastry I have had in Portugal yet, better to go to a local cafe) you can sit inside or outside, both are pretty. Small art exhibition too. Very classy tourist information I have ever been in. Nice to visit. Would not recommend the tourist train outside - audio didn’t work and it was a very bumpy ride! Also didn’t see great spots - better to just walk around yourself.

We had walked by this beautiful building many times and we finally stopped in. It is a collection of many things that were nice individually but they did not quite flow together. There is a dolphin museum, an art gallery, two fancy stores, and at least one restaurant. Everything was super nice, including the people that greeted us, but the Casa was simply not for us. Admission is free.

Very nice place to get advice, rest a while and visit the toilets if you need to. There is a shop selling local food stuff incl. wine, and t-shirts. There is also a small art exhibition for local artists.

It’s a beautiful and stylishly decorated place. Good wine choice from Setubal peninsular producers. To consume on-site is a bit pricey in Portuguese terms though. There is a lovely small museum, explaining on marine life of peninsular.

Nice place where you can get Tourist information. A nice decorated place where you can sit in or outside. In the summer there is live music. A nice cofre shop where you can taste the drinks and specialties of the Setúbal área.

Lovely museum. I listened to the English audio guide which was free with entry fee €3 each. A national treasure.

Spectacular. The overall structure has been very nicely renovated, but the real star is the high choir in the first floor, with beautiful wood work and a large collection of reliques and reliquaries in the form of busts. There is even a mummy of a young child with an interesting story behind it. Everything is well explained and the personnel is competent and attentive. Highly recommended visit when coming to Setúbal.

Very open, easy to get around for disabled. SURPRISE! There is a nice cafe with an outdoor space, shaded and cool inside the museum.

Interesting renovated facilities, disappointing content.

This unmissable landmark includes one of the most beautiful Manueline churches and an outstanding Manueline cloister that has been recently restaured and is part of the museum. Parts of the church and cloister are built with a unique local stone called Brecha da Arrábida.

I love the people thath working there no English language speaking but they try hard good service

Beautiful

A place really worth to visit despite the long queue and waiting time.

A fascinating church and upper choirs! For visiting the upper choirs you need to go into the museum; the church has an entrance from the side of the building and seems to be open at different times than the museum. I recommend to read a small booklet which is available on the upper choirs entrance to understand this gem better. I also found a mummy thanks to this booklet. Soon the museum will be fully open, right now the part of it is under renovation. But the museum and the church are worth visit anyway and now it is free of charge. Also nice people work there. Thank you for preserving this place!

Great place to visit. Have been restaured recently, they are still hading some tiles.

3 Euros to get in and freely walk around. Inside it's very nice and still some remodeling going on. But that shouldn't affect your experience.

I have lived in Setubal for six years but only just visited the recently renovated and newly-curated exhibition... and it is amazing. Highly recommend the upstairs choir and gallery spaces, they are fantastic ...

Very beautiful and rich museum that leads you through the history of Setúbal with the help of archaeological finds, architecture and art. Very friendly staff and great place to visit.

This is a beautiful Midevil Church. Currently being renovated Re open Sept 15 2024

well kept castle ruins. unfortunately losts of it were closed for no apparent reason? stunning views from the castle walls towards Lisbon and out towards the bay. its free plenty of parking and no queues. nice restaurant just down the road. Worth visiting if you are thus way

Magnificent historical site with amazing views! No fees, no waits, free parking! Enjoy the amenities in the luxury hotel located inside the castle or in the sorrounding Palmela village, historical sites, wineries, and delicious food.

To a Brit, it’s always surprising how crumbling castles are left to roam in Portugal (whereas they’d all be roped off with health-and-safety signs back home). There’s not much to see of the interior, but it’s very pleasant to be able to wander round the intact walls and ruins, and you get some lovely views of Palmela from the top.

A gem of a site to check out. I hear it is not that busy here most times. If you love the ancient ruins and history this is a place worth going to. Some very nice vantage points for some great pictures.

Castle grounds with a small museum inside which is free. Very beautiful and amazing that they kept it all free. The views are very beautiful! Definitely recommend. It was not very crowded so findingbparking was easy and also free.

Beautiful castle, we stayed at the adjacent hotel and walked the castle grounds in the morning around 10am and it was not busy. Learning about the interesting history of this castle was a lot of fun.

The location is great the views are fantastic and the hotel is just brilliant really enjoyed my stay.

Absolutely stunning beach with a wonderful view!! Warm water, beautiful sand, and small waves. Perfect place if you wanna swim all day. If you are coming from Lisboa, you can either take a train or bus to come to Setúbal, and from the center you can take another bus which will leave you literally in front of the beach, it’s very accessible in this way. One minus point is that the bus was packed with others, it can be an uncomfortable experience if they’re considerate people around themselves given that bus needs keep turning around the way.

Beautiful beach with some parking around and a bus stop. Has some drink stands and a cafe with bathrooms. Wide beach with a sandbar that was exposed at low tide. Water was cool but about the warmest I have felt yet in Portugal. Overall, beautiful!

If you like to spend a day on a beach packed like canned sardine, it’s perfect for you. The water is clear and calm so it’s nice for swimming, especially for families, but it’s too crowded. You can rent a pair of sun-chairs and an umbrella for 20€, but big families rent just a pair and put blankets in between. Hard to park, Uber from Lissabon is from 34€ and we got scammed (the driver marked he was there but he wasn’t).

one of the nicest beaches if you don’t wanna move too far from setúbal. there’s a bus you can take literally from anywhere in the city and it drops you footsteps away from the beach. amazing. that said: it’s so easy to get there that there’s always lots of people. but the sand is almost white, the water is really clear and with beautiful color and there’s no waves, almost like a really cold (atlantic ocean 🙃) pool. it’s worth going 🙌🏼

Beautiful backstage, water is warmer. Very safe for kids.

One of my favourite beaches, as it has a lot of space, restaurants, parking and bus routes. Water is cold but you can't get everything you want in life ahah. Very easy access, perfect for anyone that might have kids or disabilities.

Beautiful beach. Stay into late afternoon to get an awesome surprise.

This is a beautiful space to go for a walk. The estuary has a few birds to spot just waking around. But probably best to book a boat tour at high tide to be able really explore the area. We didn't want to be there that long. We saw a few storks and silts.

Beautiful and quiet park. A lot of fwd flamingos. No tickets needed. If you are in the area I really recommend stopping for a little.

There are dogs who jump on and snap at you on the way there, owner just watches and doesn’t tell them to back down Awful for actually trekking there from the main road. Get there by car, or not at all

Just a nature reserve that is used 5-6 times a year to host parties and religious events with a coffee shop in the old mill/museum thats open on limited schedule, dun for biking and walking around

Free, emergency assistance/ care for injured birds of Setúbal area. We found an injured sea bird (Turn?) in PUA and delivered it to this organisation. This is part of Instituto de Conservação da Natureza. Blue and white building tucked away. Thank god they were open! It is good advice to have a towel or small box always in your car! Thank you, I hope he recovers!

When we stopped by, it was rather misty (mid Sep). We stopped the car on the side of the road and went up the hill to have a peak at the estuary. What a beautiful landscape. We walked a little bit making sure not to damage plants. We were hoping to see any special birds, but we didn't. We stayed quiet high up as we thought the lower part could be quite swampy. Overall, a beautiful place, peaceful but not a place to stay longer than 30 mins. The other side of the road was also beautiful but we didn't go there. That would have led us to a beach (if any) on the western coast of the peninsula.

If you like birdwatching you should consider visiting this place and see storks, herons, ibises, egrets, flamingos, bee-eaters and many other spieces. If you like sightseeing, you surely love to visit this place in June and see the rice fields showing beautiful green colours.

Even if you book a guided tour, because you're expected to get to a different place to buy ticket, then relocate to the palace immediately. The hosts offer no help or explaination.

I had an incredible tour with João at the Palácio da Bacalhôa. The views are amazing

Tourist trap! The way this is conducted is focused in showing Berardo´s collection of things. The palace itself is beautiful and that is what should be the highlight. They should also find a way to incorporate the tasting there, so logistics for this tour is horrible. Wouldn´t go again.

great tour where you could hear the whole story about the royal family and the winery's past. the tour was educational but upbeat and interactive!

Stunningly beautiful, the guided tour was very informative and interesting, highly recommended!

Beautiful venue where no guest will remain indifferent to the scenery or to the historical “weight” it bears, having been built in the 11th century.

We had a tour guided and we had oportunity to visit Bacalhoa Palace, Villa and wine production. You can see history of Bacalhoa company and particular arts pieces from the owner. In the final of visit you can taste three types of Bacalhoa wines. Great place to visit and knows a little bit about Portugal wine history.

Small but interesting museum in the centre of town. We spent about a thirty minutes visiting and looking at the exhibits.

Very interesting exhibition.i highly recommend the audio guide You can hear songs that farmers and workers sang .

This is a very well curated museum focused on the sardine trade and the music associated with the work. The audio tour in multiple languages is great.

Underrated and underhyped. Such a cool museum. Definitely get an audio guide !!

Superb exhibitions about daily life for working people, including an entire shop interior and many of the features of the canning factory the museum is housed in. 1.55€ for adults, free for over 65. Free audio guides in English.

Friendly and helpful staff, cheap entrance and a fascinating insight into the workers in the canning industry. Cool to visit the cafés on the hill outside also with view of estuary, docks, railway and old houses. Obrigado!

Great museum and an intro to the sardine industry of Portugal. It will only take half an hour to go through the museum but I would gladly spend an hour or so reading and watching all the displays they have.

Great service, awful food. I really don’t understand the great reviews. If you are a steak lover, order something else. We were sold on the “salt boards”. Steak was completely bland, basically is suppose to get its flavor from the cut and a bit of salt flavor from the salt board. Meat was incredibly chewy, visible sinew throughout the entire cut (either a horrible butcher or sous chef to allow that to even happen). Venue was cool, but ate inside because of heat, open kitchen was very cool to see. Waiter and manager were both very nice. Sides were very tasty as was the sangria. It was the meat, the meat was a complete disaster. Seasoning goes a long way, as does a decent butcher!

Great location, but the food is not so good. Meat seamed to me like it was frozen several times. Desert - if you’ll buy the same cream brûlée at supermarket- probably it would be better. The price of a good restaurant, but in fact food is like in canteen.

I can only speak about the food and only good things. The main courses are very well prepared and tasty, and the desserts are just the cherry on top.

One of the worst dining experiences I’ve had. They forgot our order entirely, and after a long wait we had to chase it up ourselves. When the food finally arrived, it was badly cooked and far too salty to eat. To top it off, our waiter stood at a table near us loudly complaining to other customers about not having enough staff, instead of focusing on the service. Truly unprofessional and disappointing — we will not be coming back.

If there is negative ratiing i will give them negative 3 and that is even me being generous. I don’t usually leave a comment but this restaurant is worst. They forgot our order, waited for more than 1hour and the other waiter who didnt took our order informed us they forgot our order. I have to say ORDER 3 times did i??? Bad experience in Setubal. Prices didn’t Match the service and food. The cuttlefish i ordered came very salty and so hard like Rubber. This is an honest unbiased review. Crap waiters worst food and please don’t go here. Even their Rose wine is low-quality. Don’t be fooled with the ambiance. Rude and Feeling entitled. NEVER AGAIN.

The food was good but the service was terrible. I asked for a spoon,never came! I asked for a beer and also never came!! Also, no paper in the toilet. For the price you pay,you deserve to be treated in a better way.

The atmosphere is nice, but food was not good. Especially if you are a meat-lower and wanted a nice steak this is not the right place for you.

I was looking forward to our dinner at Xtoria after reading the reviews and realizing that it has a Michelin Bib Gourmand rating. The menu looked very interesting as well. I made sure to make a reservation a week before our arrival to Setúbal. The service was friendly so we thought we were off to a good start until we received the first dish. There was nothing anyone particularly liked, everything was so bland. The taste (or the lack thereof) was in high contrast with the elaborate description in the menu and the nice plating. I enjoyed the tiger prawn in my dish but that was about it. I had to apologize to my partner and our friends since I was the one who picked this restaurant. We did not even want to order any desserts. It is very unfortunate because the vision is there but the execution fell really short. I am giving 2 stars due to our high expectations set by the Michelin selection.

I would give 6 stars plus the Michelin. Starting from the reservation via phone, the lady was so nice telling me she only had a table close to the door (but still nice) since was a last minute booking. All the personnel speak English and could explain in details all the food coming from the tasting menu (5 courses/60€). I really suggest to try it, and their local wines. If you add to a delicious food also courtesy and an elegant but familiar contest, you have this restaurant. Can’t wait to try the octopus! Thank you, Martina

One of the best restaurants I ever dined in. Let’s start with the place. The restaurant is decorated with taste. The lady who welcomed us was so professional giving us what we need as info about the menu. Smiling and calm it was really nice to discuss with her. The food is just perfect. Perfect balance of flavors and textures. All the dishes were so good. I highly recommend this restaurant for a perfect dinner in Setubal.

The food was so good. interesting combinations you are not sure that work but do. for example a dessert of cheese, white chocolate and cuttle fish ink crumb. Delicious. The service was professional, explaining the dishes. we will try to go again on this hol.

Heartfelt lovely run place. Excellent cuisine food and ambience. Very attentive friendly service. Not expensive at all.

The service was very warm and welcoming. The food was amazing - tasty and local. The restaurant looks very new and clean. Loved everything!

Just wow. The cruel was beyond anything I have ever tasted. Love the owner!

Great place for lunch by the waters. The French Portuguese menu is beautifully executed. The plating is smashing and food tastes super. Great vibes and atmosphere and wonderful relaxed service. Not rushed and very to the point. Loved it! Definitely recommended when in setubal.

Something special :) Lots of seafood and fish choices around, but Peixoco is one level up. Clearly the standard and quality is a bit higher than elsewhere. Tender and tasty choco, ovos rotos with grilled peppers, a great pica pau with crunchy pickles and an amazing chestnut autumn cake! The dessert and appetizer of CROQUETES DE CHOCO was truly something special. This is all made in-house and the effort shows by being tasty, fresh and a bit out of the ordinary. Service was good and the staff seems very committed to evolve and prepare an exciting menu. Warm recommendation!

Great atmosphere, good service with friendly stuff. The food was absolutely fantastic. Good prices for the quality of food they serve. Highly recommend!

We had been served by Pedro and was the best waiter in town. Very friendly and know the menu pretty well, even when asked for recommendations he knows how to explain and drive the experience trough the costumers taste. We are very glad we come here. Only bad note was the bread, not our type tbh, but all seafood and fish very fresh… spotless place and great atmosphere too. A must come in Setúbal.

Lunch with friends. It was a lovely afternoon outside. I had the swordfish and they had the tuna steak. Great vegetables and flavors. Loved the ambience and can’t wait to come back for dinner sometime. Sweet service and thoughtful chefs!

Wonderful restaurant. Brilliant service. Tatiana lovely, very friendly. Food superb. The mackerel on toast was worth a return visit. Will be back.

We came for a family lunch and ended up waiting quite a while for the table to be ready guess they wanted to make sure we were really hungry)) The food took about 30-35 minutes, even though the place wasn’t busy. The fish was pretty decent, and the prices were what you’d expect in Setúbal. Probably won’t make it back for a second round, but hey, at least we got some extra quality time together!

Love it here but they should add more activity for children like any slide or swing.

Very nice, relaxing place for all the family. Trees, grass, playground for the kids, spots for different activities, all with the sights and sounds of the waves of the Sado river right there.

Great parque with a great view. Grass,playground for children, a coffee bar, public toilets.

Great park, lots of share and access to the waterline. Very nice kids playground and it is mostly quiet. Always having a good time 😊

Hidden gem! Walked on from Rockalot bar on Praia da Saúde because it was absolutely packed. Discovered this absolute gem in the park beyond. Nestled amongst the trees (excellent on a hot day) serving light lunches, snacks etc. Very relaxing, with views through the trees ti the water. Tried a tasty salad, washed down with icy cold beer which was perfect! Well worth a stroll!

It's a bit too crowded during weekends, but you can still find a place to be away from other people.

Beach and garden in one space. Ideal for relaxing reading a book while children play soccer or exercise. It has good shade places where you can spread a towel and sleep, low priced restaurants, bar and snack bar. Parking is supervised and toilets always have staff present. The beach has no lifeguards, usually strong sea currents. You can take your food and have a picnic.

Paradise Beautiful Ocean views

Spectacular views and what a drive through the mountain.

Nice view but nothing more. Some photos are not linked with this place. There is no beach you can reach from this place....

Took a moped up to the top, breath taking views on both sides. Great view of the peninsula and sintra.

Beautiful place, great landscapes

Great landscape

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Very beautiful beach with a clear water! There are small rocks when you enter the ocean, so it is a bit tricky to enter, yet the temperature of the water is very worthy.

Beautiful beach with a stunning cenary of pure nature with background of the mountain. The water is cold but refreshing and clear. We visited in May and at that time it was quiet and peaceful, not too many people. In low tide is possible to walk all the way down passing the rocks. Although parking isn't easy but is well worth the visit. Highly recommended.

Beautiful beach. Very clear water, where you can see lots of fish. There is a rocky area but that is a very small part in the corner of the beach. The beach is very clean and clear, full of beautiful crystal clear water. I highly recommend

Fantastic beach with great spots for snorkling. Bit tricky to find parking sp be early to ensure a space. Driving here will give you some spectacular views

Breathtaking place. Super crystal water, rather cool, but perfect to cool down. There are several restaurants, rent activities. Water and Mountain View the most perfect nature combination!

Beautiful beach 1 hour drive from Lisbon, not suitable to go there by public transport. Best to go there early. Parking is available for 5€ for the entire day. There is a section at the beach with lounge chairs but the majority is opened for umbrellas and towels. The ocean is clean and the water is very calm, suitable for children.

One of the most superb views in Portugal with a wide panoramic view over the River Sado and the sea and mountain of Arr]abida. When visiting the beach, it is almost impossible to park. There is a cement works 12 km before arriving where you can leave your car

Beautiful beach, car parking is not large enough to accommodate all cars in the summer. There are buses serving the beach

really nice beach. accessible by user and a bus. Plenty of things to do, cannoes, paddle boards, paddle boats with slides. great views and ample beach chairs if you want them. A few places to eat one of which we will try later. its a nice day out!

Unfreaking believable. This beach is just so beautiful and ideal for families with small kids. Loads to do, and the drive is so scenic. If you want parking, get there no later than 8h30. otherwise, you park far from the beach. But amazing!

I had a truly peaceful day at Praia do Creiro and it quickly became one of my favorite coastal spots near Sesimbra. The beach is tucked between dramatic cliffs on the Alentejo coast, giving it a sense of secluded charm and natural beauty. The sand is golden and soft, and the water is clear and inviting, ideal for swimming or snorkeling. There are a few seasonal kiosks offering drinks and snacks which are reasonably priced and add to the relaxed atmosphere. The parking is free and the area is well maintained, though during peak summer weekends it can get a bit crowded. I enjoyed taking a long walk along the shore and dipping into the calm waters, then treating myself to a cold drink at one of the kiosks afterward. Praia do Creiro is affordable, accessible, and perfect for anyone looking to escape the city and enjoy a quiet, beautiful beach with a touch of natural elegance.

Really nice beach with good services. Note: just park on the side of the road and wave down one of the many drivers that will offer to drive you down there. €10 for the ride. Portinho beach is right next door and Portinho is a very cute little village with good restaurants.

Such a beautiful beach!! You can take a bus from the center of Setubal and easily walk down from the bus stop. Be mindful of the bus schedule because it doesn’t go as often.

I went yesterday and we found a lot of traffic to arrive there. However, although we arrived around 13h, we found parking spaces, you need to pay 5 euros. I am pregnant and my husband was allowed to bring me and my toddler totally down the road before parking. So i didn’t have to walk the hill, same for picking up. The place was calm and nice, really clean. We enjoyed a lot

Absolutely loved this Park, as well as the cool & quirky statues i wanted to see. I also got to see & hear a local music festival and kids play area happening with lots of local community coming out on a glorious day. Loved the little bobble characters telling the story of Setubul...lots places to sit and appreciate nature

Lovely park in the centre of Setúbal city. Perfect place to have a walk or simply to relax for a while. The local government is doing their best to keep it clean and special for families and lovers.

Good park to chill out! Has a spot for drinks and food as well! Enough places to sit down and enjoy the green environment! Also some nice water activities going on here.

It is a nice Park. It has a playground for children, a place where they can do skate, it has a restaurant/bar. A big lake with ducks a has a lot of green grass.

The park is right in the middle of the city opposite the football stadium, it's a big city park playing ground for kids with historian place you want fun try to visit setubal parque do Bonfim ❤️❤️

Beautiful big trees offer cool shade on hot days. Pond and areas for kids. Nice cafe and also restaurant attached (menu on door had a couple of vegetarian dishes) with a notice of Fado events (reservations probably wise). Not a huge park but decent size used by locals. Parking is not bad either!

Quiet and nice place for slow walks. You can see ducks in the fountain. There is a lack of wooden benches to sit and rest.

Average panorama view of the city, not the good side of the city though

Lovely view across the water to Tróia and Arrábida. Can also sit outside and have drinks and food at two cafes

Beautiful views, but it was full of teenagers hanging out. We enjoyed a drink on the patio of the Cafe Costa Azul instead (same view)

Great view even though its nite time

Beautiful views across the bay towards Troia....also a couple of great little cafés yard away to enjoy the view over a nice Coffee and cake.

Small and cozy place. Wonderful view where you can see the entire bay and can still feel the spirit of Setúbal.

Nice view, but better is from Sao Filippe. Nice azulejhos!

Good bar, nice place, great view and tasteful decoration. Better than most bars around!

Relatively undiscovered region to foreign tourists . The lady at the tourism counter spoke English but only recommendation was to give me a map . I was the ONLY person in the office so maybe be more proud of promoting the region . She seemed more interested in talking to her work colleagues. USUALLY Tourism offices in Portugal are very helpful & informative

Beautiful location, great wines, friendly service. On the apetasier side an improvement is needed... 😁

Although the city is awful we enjoyed very much dining and having drinks at Casa do Turismo. Food is really good and prices are fare. Cosy terrace with a nice view. Special thanks to the waiter who was helpful and patient with us (we stayed there 5 hours haha)

The best experience in casa do turismo with the best tabua do quejos, love this view!

Cass do Turismo in Setúbal is a great resource both for visitors and locals. They're always up on local goings on, and a good source of information on local wines and wineries. But my favorite feature is having a €1,50 vinho Branco on the terrace and people watch.

Great drinks, amazing views and very friendly staff. It was such a nice vibe. Underrated bar!

Nice place opposite the sea Unfortunately it was not well maintained with a lots of garbage 🗑 full

The park is located right in front of the river, very close to the access to catamaran boats that can transport you to the other side, where you can visit Tróia. In one of its sides, you can also visit a seafood restaurant. Usually the place has lots of people fishing as well. Despite the good location and views, unfortunately the place is very degradated with the grass very dry and usually dirt (despite the presence of garbage bins). If it wasn't for that, it would be a nice place for picnics. In the park there's also an abandoned facility that used to be a nice café - now it's just a dirt and broken monolith of concrete and glass. You can also find a playground for kids in there, which unfortunately doesn't have any shadow to protect them from the Sun. Overall, a nice place to pass by.

its very quiet park and next to the sea side.

A pleasant garden at the water's edge, with shady and sunny seating. Lots of people come here to fish in the estuary.

Amazing chill spot.

Setubal is a biautiful place

Very nice and historic place in Setubal. Can relax or do a jog while children play at the playground. There is a restaurant by the bay.

We were unable to find the direct track from the road down to the beach so instead walked along from the nearby beach at low tide. Had the beach to ourselves (april) which made it wonderful. Apparently this beach was voted the number one in Europe in 2017. It was nice but I have been on nicer beaches.

This is the most beautiful beach I’ve been to! The water is clear and fresh. The beach was not touristy at all! The sun really hits there but the wind makes it feel a bit colder than it actually is - wear sunscreen all the time! My friend and i did book a kayak tour (it’s on getyourguide!!) and it was fantastic! This beach is everything to me ❤️

One of the most beautiful beaches I have been too. Water was clear and calm during early July afternoon. We spot some fish/es as well. It was not too crowded and very pretty. If you are more than 3 or 4 people, best to rent a car to go there. The public transport was not working when I went there. There are stairs to go down to the beach but you can also do a small "hike" trail. Love this place.

Beautiful beach, can be a long walk because there are so many people parking down the road it can be very difficult to get any parking - I would recommend the free shuttle bus. The water was crystal clear and lovely to swim in.

very pretty beach but quite a walk to get to. part of the beach gets cut off at high tide so be careful. only one place to eat so book early. a couple of loos at the restraint but none at the other end of the beach.

It’s a little hard to get there in the summer thanks to the convoluted road restrictions and lack of information about parking and access, but worth persevering to get here. It’s a really nice bay, with very gentle sea and shallow waves (so no body boarding or surfing). All generally very clean thanks to some hard-working litter pickers

Great beach, not much space as a tiny stretch of sand but the views and atmosphere is well worth it. National park on your back with its green hill and the clear blue water ocean in front of you. Not to miss! Parking is a big problem...go early. Don’t litter!

We went here yesterday and the beach is amazing. Unfortunately the police closed the road and the bus service wasn’t running. We got a tuktuk and was charged 10 euro per person (one way). I am not sure if this is a real price as they asked if we were English even though we can speak fluent Portuguese before telling us the price.

Very nice beach with calm waters. A lot of marine life to see when snorkeling. Small bar with drinks and food. Toilets. Parking is available mostly along the road - so you have to walk quite a distance or get a ride with one of the local transport options (highly recommended and not super expensive). Arrive early!

Beautiful beach Amazing Must visit

Fantastic hidden beach in Arabida, where is hard to drive and walk but worth it. No big waves, warmer water. Has restrooms, one restaurant and few appartments to rent.

In love with this beach! The views are gorgeous, the water is crystal clear, and it’s easily accessible from Lisbon. During summer, they run a daily and frequent bus service from the Setúbal train station that stops right above the beach. In total it’s around 1hr 40mins from Lisbon, but it’s absolutely worth it once you get to experience this small slice of paradise. There’s a bar/restaurant with affordable drinks and tasty seafood, plus there’s showers and toilets. If you’re looking for maximum comfort, it’s also possible to rent beach chairs under an umbrella.

One of the best beaches in the Lisbon metropolitan area. The beach it self is really clean and the water is crystal clear, there is a place where you can rent beach chairs and umbrellas, there is also a restaurant. You also can rent a stand up paddle board and have alot of fun with it with good instructors. For sure a place recommended to visit if you are ever in Portugal.

Not easy to go there but worth the time to drive and walk! One of the nicest beach I’ve seen in Portugal. Little advice: if you go by car go around 9am so you can easily park. Otherwise take a taxi boat from Setubal.

Peaceful Spiritual Historical. I really connected with Sao Juliao

Beautiful church

Very beatiful. There is a square where sometimes they make a fair. Now there is the christmas fair.

Quiet place to sit and admire the beauty, especially the tile images

A beautiful catholic church right at the heart of town. It is located at Praca de Bocage.

Great architecture, faith is for those who believe in it

Good welcome and beautifull to look at!

Awesome history about the area and country. Worth visiting. FREE ADMISSION

What it lacks in size it makes up for in concise, well presented and easily digest able exhibits. A lovely selection of local artifacts and local artists paintings taking you from the Neolithic to the modern day. And best of all it's free! Well worth a visit.

Entrance is free! A fantastic place to be face-to-face with ancient artifacts. You can see and run your fingers in the grooves of stone menirs from the Neolithic times and marble tombstones from Roman era (one tombstone of a 9-year-old roman slave girl, translated to "May the Earth Be Light On You"). Lots of artifacts from the ancient history of the Setúbal area, going back to the Stone Age, Neolithic, Copper, Bronze, Iron...Roman, Moors, .etc. I found the roman fine dinner ware and glasses interesting, hard to imagine how they made such intricate things. The other half of the museum shows the fishing and cannery industrial of Setúbal. Very quiet museum with hardly anyone. About a two-hour visit.

Free and interesting. Recommend this place but don’t expect much.

Amazing views of Setubal and Troia peninsula.Interesting rooms in fort and hotel common areas

Good little museum, explaining that Homo Sapiens have lived in the area for millennia.

Loved it. Great exhibits, great staff.

Small gallery in an attractive dark red building, and only 1.55€ entry fee. English information sheet about the building and conversion. Impressive medieval religious art and historic scenes of Setúbal plus a sculpture exhibition upstairs (when we visited).

The gallery is closed for internal organisation sense October 19. However we don’t understand why their website as well as the indications outside of the gallery still refer the gallery is opened. Very disappointing.

Small local gallery houses in a lovely building. Not much to see but worth a look

(Translated by Google) Very nice gallery. The art is very beautiful and there is also an exciting tour. Entry at €1.50 per person is great. It's a shame it's a little small. (Original) Sehr schöne Galerie. Die Kunst ist sehr schön und es gibt auch eine spannende Führung. Der Eintritt mit 1,50 € pro Person ist super. Schade das sie ein wenig klein ist.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting and well-structured exhibition space, with special emphasis on the altarpieces of the Convent of Jesus. (Original) Espaço de exposição muito interessante e bem estruturado, especial destaque para os retábulos do convento de Jesus.

(Translated by Google) Good and cozy space, despite being small, with good projection, it has a good result... (Original) Bom espaço e aconchegante, apesar de pequeno, com uma boa projeção, se tem um bom resultado…

(Translated by Google) Making use of a beautiful building to house equally beautiful paintings. (Original) Aproveitamento de um edifício lindo para albergar pinturas também elas lindíssimas

Small but extremely interesting museum that reveals more of the history of Setúbal. A small nautical room downstairs then up the grand staircase in the lovely entrance courtyard to a gold chapel of reliquaries and religious artifacts concerned with saints that protected fishermen, sailors and shipbuilders etc. Photography without flash is acceptable. Upstairs has information in both English and Portuguese. Nice diversion for an hour.

(Translated by Google) The cost of the museum is 1.61 euros, cash only. A small museum, on the first floor there is an exhibition about shipping and the necessary devices to navigate on the water, on the second floor there are beautiful halls in the baroque style, quite inspiring, I recommend👍 (Original) Вартість музею 1.61 євро, лише готівка. Невеликий музей, на першому поверсі виставка про судноплавання і необхідні пристрої для того щоб орієнтуватися на воді, на другому поверсі красиві зали в стилі барокко, доволі надихаюче, рекомендую👍

(Translated by Google) The headquarters of the Brotherhood of Navigators and Fishermen of the Town of Setúbal, set against a section of the 13th-century wall, is an important monument of Baroque art due to its chapel. The courtyard is decorated with tiled ashlars, while the hall and the office are decorated with blue and white tiles. Also noteworthy are the coffered ceilings, decorated with stylized phytomorphic motifs and a painting on the vault with scenes alluding to the patron saint of the house, São Pedro Gonçalves Telmo (or Santelmo), protector of fishermen. (Original) Sede da Confraria dos Navegantes e Pescadores da Vila de Setúbal, encostada a uma parte da muralha trecentista, é um monumento importante da Arte Barroca pela sua capela. O pátio apresenta-se ornado por um silhar de azulejos, sendo o vestíbulo e a sala de despacho decorados com azulejos azuis e brancos. Destaque, ainda, para os tetos de “caixotões”, que apresentam decoração com motivos fitomórficos estilizados e pintura na abóbada com cenas alusivas ao orago da casa, São Pedro Gonçalves Telmo (ou Santelmo), protetor dos pescadores.

(Translated by Google) A small museum consisting of two parts. On the ground floor there are interesting exhibits related to work at sea. On the first floor you can see two rooms. In one of them you can see a beautifully decorated baroque chapel, in the other there are interesting azulejos and a beautiful, decorated wooden ceiling. Entry only 1.6 euros. The museum is open until 1 p.m., then you have to wait until 3 p.m. (Original) Małe muzeum składające się z dwóch części. Na parterze znajdują się ciekawe eksponaty związane z pracą na morzu. Z kolei na piętrze można zobaczyć dwie sale. W jednej z nich można obejrzeć pięknie zdobioną, barokową kaplicę, w drugiej z kolei ciekawe azulejos i przepiękny, zdobiony, drewniany sufit. Wejście jedyne 1,6 euro. Muzeum czynne do 13.00, później trzeba poczekać do 15.00.

(Translated by Google) A small, inexpensive museum (1.61 euros, cash only), exposition: one on a technical-marine theme, the other on a religious one. (Original) Невеликий недорогий музей (1,61 євро, лише готівка), експозиція: одна на технічно-морську тематику, інша - на релігійну.

(Translated by Google) I discovered the museum by chance while taking a walk. I really liked it. (Original) Hab das Museum zufällig bei meinem Spaziergang entdeckt. Hat mir sehr gut gefallen.

(Translated by Google) It is worth visiting for its mosaics, coffered ceilings and marine museum. (Original) Merece la pena por sus mosaicos, artesonados y el museo marino

Nice place to visit! Little museum. Café shop Wc Free Parking

Cute place for a nice little walk, wouldn't recommend being there for more than 2 hours, 2 hours is good enough to relax, watching the stunning views and have a good cup of coffee by the water. Recommend going when there are birds to sight see.

Nice and cozy, but very small, don't expect to find a nice table in the shade on the hot summer days. Better for a spring walk

Really worth the visit. The building is quite interesting and there is a nice café, but we most enjoyed the bird watching and walking around the salt fields. Bring binoculars if you have a pair!

Nice place transformed in a small museum to preserve the memory of its past, when it was important in mowing cereals by the use of tides flow… there is also a small cafe, with ideal atmosphere for a short rest stop! Overall highly recommended!

Birdwatching paradise in the Sado River estuary. When the tide goes out the wetlands become muddy with trapped fish that the birds feast on. The highlight is the wild flamingos. The Milho de maré is preserved skewing how they used the riding tide streets to turn the grist mill to grind grain. Nice coffeehouse.

Old water mill converted to a museum. Good area to relax and enjoy some drinks and food/pastries. Birdwatching nearby and also by boat tour.

Absolutely in love with this beach. Small and cosy, without any facilities and crowds, only you and the nature. The road to the beach is a little bit demanding but definitely worth it. The best time is early in the morning or after 3m because it’s only one road to this and several beaches around and if the road starts to get crowded police block it. We came around 3pm and the road was blocked, I approached them and asked when they will release the road and they say one hour minimum. We parked and start to think what shall we do and in that 20 minutes while we were thinking 10 cars went out and police let us and couple of more parked cars, we were so lucky.

Not difficult to get there, but you need to be able to walk on rocky terrain for 15 minutes, I guess that's why when we arrived it was just 3 other couples (during a weekday). The water is clean and the imagery makes you think you're in the Mediterranean sea

This was definitely our favorite beach in the greater area of Lisbon. Takes about an hour from Lisbon by car and it’s definitely worth the trip! Even though it’s quite a climb to get there from the street because it’s a hidden beach, it’s more than worth it. You will have an almost private beach with white, soft sand. Great small bay when you are looking for a calm day at the beach without the typical touristic feeling.

Stunning beach in the Arrabida national park, somewhat secluded but still not incredibly difficult to get to from Lisbon and Setubal. Note no restrooms, restaurants, services etc. This is a pure sandy beach with crystal clear cold water.

Tiny but wonderful beach right next to Galapinhos. When the tide is low you can walk from Galapinhos to arrive there. I recommend for those who are looking for a small, private and peaceful place.

Only two words to say - fantastic place! A small and wonderfull beach with absolutely clear water and not much people.

My favorite beach at Parque Nacional da Arrábida! Don’t be discouraged by the somewhat hard access, it will certainly pay off! You’ll most likely have the entire beach for yourself.

Not enough baby jesus. Lucifer approves

Setubal is a busy working port and major commercial fishing centre, that boasts an extensive history and seafaring heritage. Setubal may be industrial, but it is situated in a region of immense beauty. To the east are the stunning hills of Serra da Arrabida and the idyllic beaches of the Portinho da Arrábida, while to the south of the Sado Estuary are the paradise beaches of the Troia Peninsula. how to get the most from the city.

We did wait, but only because we arrived before the doors opened shortly after 5pm.

Great place

Very traditional Church in need of restoration.

Beautiful church in Setúbal.

A quiet and cool place. Worth a visit when in Setubal.

Historic stadium, social areas active during non-match days with old boys who are lifelong members of the club. Feels like a real community venue. Managed to go inside and see the bowels of the stadium, great experience.

Nice stadium, unfortunately no beer, no coffee and no real food...

The football stadium is old and urgently needs upgrading. Limited snacks and drinks. The toilets are toxic. Maybe Mourinho can help out? The views can be great iof the Serra and Palmela castle. On a sunny day it's doable to watch the game and if fortunate Vitoria might even score. But now in the third division

Although I am a big fan of Vitória FC, the stadium is not family friendly. All the memories of my childhood cannot erase the fact that the stadium is almost abandoned by the club's board.

Went in with clack(supporters club) and extremely sociable, nice to be able to speak to players after the game, verry chilled out.

Is a bit old needs some refurbishment but I love it. Has a big history for me

Nice place to watch some football. Lacks roofs to cover from rain. Bench seating available

Small but lovely church

Beautiful little church with a delightful simple cloister and ornate painted altar.

(Translated by Google) One of the churches with the most history in the city: it was inaugurated in the 14th century, although since then it has suffered numerous vicissitudes (1755 earthquake included) to reach where it is today. The current appearance corresponds to remodeling works from the beginning of the 20th century, based on baroque and neoclassical styles. The main façade stands out for its neat white color and the blue touches on the lintel. Good night lighting, (Original) Una de las iglesias con más historia de la ciudad: se inauguró en el siglo XIV, aunque desde entonces ha sufrido numerosas vicisitudes (terremoto de 1755 incluido) hasta llegar hasta donde está hoy. El aspecto actual corresponde a unas obras de remodelación de comienzos del siglo XX, basado en estilos barroco y neoclásico. La fachada principal destaca por su pulcro color blanco y los toques en azul del dintel. Buena iluminación nocturna,

(Translated by Google) We can only see it from the outside and the façade has no special features of note, except for its good state of conservation resulting from recent renovation works. (Original) Apenas a podemos ver do exterior não tendo a fachada motivos especiais de relevo, exceto o bom estado de conservação resultado das recentes obras de reabilitação.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful, simple church, but in my opinion, beautiful. (Original) Una iglesia preciosa sencilla pero para mí gusto preciosa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church 🙏🙌 I miss Portugal, a magnificent country 🤩 (Original) Belíssima igreja 🙏🙌 Saudades de Portugal país magnífico 🤩

(Translated by Google) A very nice place to see the church of the Virgin of Fátima. I recommend that this place be visited in approximately 3 hours and you must get your round trip ticket if you are far from the area because otherwise they may sell out and you will not have a way to return by train or bus. (Original) Un lugar muy bonito para conocer la iglesia de la virgen de Fátima. Recomiendo que este lugar sea visitado aprox en 3 hrs y debes de sacar tu ticket de ida y vuelta en caso estes lejos de la zona porque sino se pueden agotar y no tendrás como regresar en tren o bus.

Quite nice part of the city, stretches towards the natural park. Next to the pillory there is a nice, small restaurant.

Just nice

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Coulorfull😊🌈

(Translated by Google) Not a touristy place, it is more of a dormitory city but it has its charming things (Original) Sitio poco turístico es más ciudad dormitorio pero tiene sus cosas encantadoras

(Translated by Google) A cozy, clean and very well equipped apartment in the center of Setubal. (Original) Un apartamento acogedor, limpio y muy bien equipado en el centro de Setubal.

(Translated by Google) Initially located in the square of the Convent of Espírito Santo, it is now in the square of Marques de Pombal, the person who commissioned this symbol of municipal authority. (Original) Inicialmente localizado no largo do convento do Espírito Santo está agora no largo Marques de Pombal, o encomendador deste símbolo da autoridade municipal.

Small parking. Hard to find a place to park.

What a nice historic place that has been kept throughout time.

Very nice with bar- cafè to rest

Nice but it could be better taken care of.

Only font still running

(Translated by Google) This fountain was built in 1697 designed by the architect Francisco da Silva Tinoco. In 1937 it was moved from its original location in the old Plaza do Sapal (current Plaza de Bocage) to Plaza Teófilo Braga. It is built in white and pink marble. It consists of three bodies, the tank in five superimposed semicircles where the water falls through five masks sculpted in relief. In the upper part three armillary spheres held by three balusters. The crowned Portuguese shield completes the set. It is worth seeing a work of art that is so old and very well preserved. (Original) Esta fuente fue construida en 1697 diseñada por el arquitecto Francisco da Silva Tinoco. En 1937 fue trasladada desde su ubicación original en la antigua Plaza do Sapal (actual plaza de Bocage) para la plaza Teófilo Braga. Esta construida en mármol blanco y rosa. Consta de tres cuerpos, el tanque en cinco semicírculos superpuestos donde cae el agua a través de cinco máscaras esculpidas en relieve. En la parte alta tres esferas armilares sujetas por tres balaustres. Remata el conjunto el escudo portugués coronado. Merece la pena ver una obra de arte con tantos años y muy bien conservada.

(Translated by Google) Built in the late 17th century to supply water to the city, it was first installed in Praça do Bocage, before being moved to its current location in the mid-20th century. Its triangular base, topped with three armillary spheres and the Portuguese coat of arms, is particularly interesting. (Original) Construído nos finais do séc. XVII e com o objetivo do abastecimento de água à cidade, foi primeiro instalado na Praça do Bocage, tendo sido deslocado para a atual localização em meados do séc. XX. Muito interessante a sua base triangular com 3 esferas armilares e encimada pelo escudo português.

A tiny museum/homage to Bocage who was apparently born in that building. A few portraits but mostly just a chronology of his short life. All in Portuguese only (as of Aug 2022) but there is a plan to provide audio guides in several languages. The museum has a really nice courtyard with chairs so it seems a shame there's no cafe. The archive upstairs of Americo's Setúbal work is small also but interesting enough. Some nice photos of Setubal before so many changes.

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(Translated by Google) I was disappointed because I thought we would see this poet's house as similar as possible to what it would have been like at the time. Perhaps with everything arranged as he would have done at the time and the materials he used, his office, the room where he entertained guests, etc. (as if it were really a visit to his home). Instead, the museum is contained in a small room and has a chronology (printed on cardboard) with some of the most important events in the poet's life and time. It is a very quick and cheap visit, but I would say it is not really worth it. Maybe just to go once. Upstairs there is a small museum/archive room with photos and work material from a well-known photographer from Setúbal; Américo Ribeiro. It was more interesting, without a doubt. (Original) Fiquei desapontada porque pensei que poderíamos ver a casa deste poeta o mais semelhante possível com o que seria na época. Talvez com tudo colocado como ele teria na altura e materiais que usava, o seu escritório, a sala onde entretinha os convidados, etc (como se se tratasse mesmo de uma visita à sua casa). Em vez disso o museu está contido numa pequena divisão e tem uma cronologia (impressa em cartolinas) com alguns dos eventos mais importantes da vida e da época do poeta. É uma visita muito rápida e barata, mas diria que não vale muito a pena. Talvez só para ir uma vez. No andar de cima está então um pequeno museu/sala de arquivo com fotos e material de trabalho de um conhecido fotógrafo setubalense; Américo Ribeiro. Foi mais interessante, sem dúvida.

(Translated by Google) The house where Bocage was probably born, although it is known that it belonged to his family. It is a small museum, essentially a chronological scale. It only has very small excerpts of his poems. The museum's aesthetics are aggressive and distort the architecture of the house. The photography collection on the upper floor is interesting. The receptionist is very friendly. (Original) Casa onde talvez nasceu Bocage, embora se saiba que pertenceu à família dele. É um museu pequeno, essencialmente uma escala cronológica. Tem apenas trechos pequeníssimos dos seus poemas. A estética museológica é agressiva e desvirtua a arquitetura da casa. A coleção de fotografia no andar superior é interessante. Funcionária da entrada é muito simpática.

(Translated by Google) If you're in the area, this place is worth a visit for its history as the birthplace and childhood home of the poet Bocage. (Original) Se estivermos na zona, este local vale pela sua história como o local do nascimento e da infância do poeta Bocage.

(Translated by Google) The Bocage Museum is a modest place offering an interesting and informative chronological approach to the life of poet Manuel Maria de Barbosa l'Hedois du Bocage. Unfortunately, the presentation of extracts from the poems is limited. Nevertheless, Américo Ribeiro's collection of photographs, depicting old Setubal upstairs, is captivating. One detail to note is that everything is presented in Portuguese only, which could be a deterrent for foreign visitors. Audio guides in several languages, like what the Michel Giacometti Work Museum offers, could make the experience more accessible and enriching for a wider audience. The reception staff are warm, friendly and this adds a very pleasant touch to the visit. (Original) Le Musée de Bocage est un lieu modeste offrant une approche chronologique intéressante et instructive de la vie poète Manuel Maria de Barbosa l'Hedois du Bocage. Malheureusement, la présentation des extraits des poèmes est limitée. Néanmoins, la collection de photographies d'Américo Ribeiro, retraçant l'ancien Setubal à l'étage, est captivante. Un détail à noter est que tout est présenté en portugais uniquement, ce qui pourrait être un frein pour les visiteurs étrangers. Des audioguides dans plusieurs langues, à l'image de ce que propose le Musée du Travail Michel Giacometti, pourraient rendre l'expérience plus accessible et enrichissante pour un public plus large. Le personnel d'accueil est chaleureux, sympathique et cela ajoute une touche très agréable à la visite.

(Translated by Google) A very pleasant cultural space to visit (Original) Espaço cultural muito agradável de frequentar

Nice Gallery. Great events. Enjoyed the movie night and wine with friends!

Absolutely lovely, serene art gallery! Located in the historic district of Setubal, this space is not to be missed. Not only is each exhibition thoughtfully and lovingly laid out, this space has become a fun place for people to share all their artistic talents! From the visual arts to book readings, poetry and music jams, this place has become a central part of Setubal!!!

Great space to enjoy artists work and community

Very dirty beach

Could need some maintenance. Most beobachten le go there to bring in their boats or jetskis...

(Translated by Google) I love hiking in the mountains. 😍 Be aware that this is a space for boats to enter and exit, not a beach reserved for tourists. Therefore, there is no reason for so many complaints after the visits. (Original) Amo as caminhadas pela serra. 😍 Tenham atenção que isso é um espaço para entrada e saída de embarcações, não uma praia reservada a turismo . Por isso não existe motivos lara tantas reclamações depois das visistas.

(Translated by Google) As per the description Small and full of rocks and gravel. The name doesn't mislead, it's a rough beach. (Original) Conforme a descrição Pequena e cheia de pedras e gravilha. O nome não engana, é uma praia rasca.

(Translated by Google) A small beach located between several others, it is not very clean and is not recommended for swimming, only sunbathing. The beach serves as an entry and exit area for boats. (Original) Praia pequena situada entre varias outras, não está muito limpa e não é recomendado a banhos, só de sol. A praia funciona como zona de entrada e saída de embarcações.

(Translated by Google) Cais da Gávea is a place where I can have breakfast to the sound of the waves, I feel a lot of peace, a boat passing by entering the ocean, the seagulls singing, the wind in the trees, a place to visit without a doubt. (Original) Cais da Gávea um local onde tomar o meu pequeno almoço ao som das ondas do mar,paz muita paz se sente,um barco que passa a entrar no oceano,as gaivotas que cantam,o vento nas à árvores um sitio a visitar sem dúvida.

(Translated by Google) A small beach, we went because Figueirinha was full, however we found a beach in need of requalification, such as sand, better access, there is glass on the floor even at the bottom of the water, I suggest taking those shoes to walk in the water, lots of rocks even underwater, there are many opportunities here for improvement and profitability of a space! (Original) Uma praia pequena, fomos por causa da Figueirinha estar cheia, contudo encontramos uma praia a precisar de requalificação, como areia, melhores acessos, existem vidros no chão inclusive no fundo da água, sugiro levar aqueles sapatos para andar na água, muita pedra inclusive debaixo de água, existe aqui muitas oportunidades de melhoria e rentabilização de um espaço!

The site of a Roman age archeological dig of a fish factory and adjacent buildings. Free entry.

Well preserved site conveniently located between the car park and beach. A must stop on the way down.

Just off the road to the beach. Roman archeological site with interpretive signs.

Very unfriendly, very unhelpful, grouchy!

Hands down the best Roman fish factory i've been to. Highly recommend!

(Translated by Google) Historic place, there's little to see, just ruins with almost nothing left, but for those who like Roman history, it's another place to visit right next to the beach. (Original) Lugar histórico, pouca coisa que ver são ruínas já quase sem nada, mas para quem gosta deste de história romana é mais um lugar a visitar mesmo do lado da praia

(Translated by Google) Although it doesn't have many ruins, it's a must-see for those interested in learning more about Portugal's history. It offers a wealth of information about the area. (Original) Embora não tenha muitas ruínas, para quem gosta de conhecer mais sobre a história de Portugal é um local a visitar. Tem muitas informações sobre o local.

Quite nice part of the city, stretches towards the natural park. Next to the pillory there is a nice, small restaurant.

Just nice

Top!

Coulorfull😊🌈

(Translated by Google) Not a touristy place, it is more of a dormitory city but it has its charming things (Original) Sitio poco turístico es más ciudad dormitorio pero tiene sus cosas encantadoras

(Translated by Google) A cozy, clean and very well equipped apartment in the center of Setubal. (Original) Un apartamento acogedor, limpio y muy bien equipado en el centro de Setubal.

(Translated by Google) Initially located in the square of the Convent of Espírito Santo, it is now in the square of Marques de Pombal, the person who commissioned this symbol of municipal authority. (Original) Inicialmente localizado no largo do convento do Espírito Santo está agora no largo Marques de Pombal, o encomendador deste símbolo da autoridade municipal.

Nice to sit at one of cafes for a drink and snack.

Statue dominating a surprisingly pleasant square

A beautiful sculpture, stunningly lit up of the night.m

nice place center of setubal

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square. Beautiful buildings, cafes. Fountains, palm trees. Tidy, clean, full of life. The heart of Setúbal (Original) Krásné náměstí. Krásné budovy, kavárny. Fontány, palmy. Uklizené, čisté plné života. Srdce Setúbalu

Good cafe around the statue

(Translated by Google) It is integrated into a beautiful square. (Original) Está integrada numa bonita praça.