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Quinta do Pisão

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Time Out says

In Greater Lisbon, the countryside is never far from the city and Quinta do Pisão is a beautiful example. It is now part of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park and is always open for visits. In addition to the ecological heritage, it is possible to visit equipment recovered by the Cascais Town Hall, such as stables, threshing floors, wells or even the ovens that during the 19th century helped to produce lime in this area. The resident animals live freely, from horses and donkeys to sheep and lambs. If you are thinking about a visit, explore the possibility of signing up for an interpretive tour.

Details

Address
Quinta do Pisão de Cima, EN 9-1 (junto à Barragem do Rio da Mula)
Alcabideche
Cascais
2645-545
Price:
Free entrance

What’s on

LandArt

Quinta do Pisão is hosting the 12th edition of LandArt Cascais until 1 November. Curated by Luísa Soares de Oliveira, the biennial exhibition explores the symbiosis between contemporary art and nature, presenting two striking installations: Pedro Cabrita Reis’s geometric, minimalist sculpture A Probable Horizon #8, which redraws the horizon line across the open landscape; and Susanne S. D. Themlitz’s enigmatic, surrealist intervention The Listener, set within an old water tank.
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