Hello, I went with my school, went to Sintra Palace which was absolutely amazing to say the least and so many restaurants there to choose from you will be spoilt for choice. Bear in mind there are some queues for certain places like the Palace or the gardens. There is also a puppet show for kids in the Palace, my students loved it! And a Shakespeare show too in the same place which was very funny. On the way back we stopped at the famous bakery in Belem called Pasteis de Belem for their famous Pastel de nata, please try! and then we went to the local restaurant O Prado, brilliant and so cheap. Seafood is their speciality and snails! Honestly you need to go there because not only is the price cheap but for the same food elsewhere i.e tourist restaurant, the price is VERY expensive. We stayed in Cascais for 7 days, the town is beautiful, loads of lovely restaurants, traditional bars and the beach is perfect or paddle boarding and going on small boat cruises. We also went hiking, via the most western point of Europe which is in Cabo de roca, the trails there are really good although I would get maybe a guide as the one we went on, was a little tricky for my students! Also for shopping for food, go to Jumbo, its huge and cheap especially the White Port, please make sure you buy this, it is amazing! We went on a boat trip to see the dolphins, and wow it was amazing to see them in their natural habitat. The food on the boat was first class as well getting to swim in the water too. SaboArrabida was the boats name. We also went surfing at the main beach called Guincho beach, brilliant beach for kids, the waves are awesome but cold! I love Portugal! Visit the statue of Christ too, if not only for the views! Hope I have helped a little!

Don't know, but next to Guincho Beach (only a short walk) is Cresmina Beach. There are public toilets; opposite the surfboard lofts. You have to pay a small amount for the (cleaning)service (€ 0,50).

Io avevo noleggiato un'auto. Cmq si, ho visto che a Cascais c'è la stazione ferroviaria, poi ho visto anche degli autobus.

Sorry I didn't see your question until now. If you have no car then I would get the train from Cais de sodre station to caiscais , and then get a taxi. Taxi should be around 12 euro and the train is about 3 or 4 euro I think. Train takes 40 mins and taxi will take about 15.

Ho chiesto lo stesso ma ho appena letto che c'è un treno per cascais da lisbona. e penso che da lì poi sia facile.

Pues no tiene duchas.. O al menos no las he visto

You have a Michelin starred restaurant called Furna do Guincho but we didn't eat there. Any restaurant by the seaside in Cascais offers excellent sea food. At Praia do Guincho we liked the Bar do Guincho where they have excellent hamburgers and a surprising fish kebab. But i LOVED their Pica-pau meat dish! you can see their meals on their website bardoguincho.pt

In particular, try the restaurant at Estalagem do Forte Muchaxo or Fortelza do Guincho. This latter place has the Michelin star, but for lunch is not OTT