Time Out Cascais: News

Featuring routes dedicated to WWII espionage, royal hideaways, and even boat trips to the Bugio Lighthouse, Miguel Mira’s project focuses on slow, personalized...

The initiative is the result of a €15 million municipal investment planned over the next six years, covering both restorations and new constructions.

Located next to Cascais Bay, this new restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat Chinese and Japanese dining concept, served directly at the table and made to order.

Cascais’ new festival takes place on September 19 in Carcavelos, with free entry and a line-up of Portuguese names performing by the sea at sunset.

The historic Tamariz pool has reopened as a country club focused on relax, well-being, and the local community. Featuring a heated pool, yoga classes, and a...

The Portuguese brand was recently recognized by HappyCow, a platform dedicated to promoting vegan, vegetarian, and healthy food.

Focused on in-house sourdough bread, French viennoiserie, and signature bakes with less sugar, Melt aims to be a peaceful meeting spot in the coastal town.

Raíssa Lebrão and Marcos Rodrigues have opened a restaurant that focuses on a return to the roots of Japanese gastronomy, highlighting the freshness of the...

The exhibition Abeng – Signal of Resistance: The Tony Russell Archive brings together more than 70 photographs by the Jamaican photographer and can be seen at...

Spies, classic films and martinis. In November 2026, Palácio Estoril hosts Shadows & Spies, an international retreat bringing together classic cinema, writing,...