Tourists relish the moments spent in Lisbon Coast, with a wealth of picturesque sights to visit. From the mesmerizing beach to the beautiful landscape, from religious architecture to historical monuments, Lisbon Coast has it all. Sé Cathedral and St Vincent Outside the Walls Church are must visit sights for lovers of religious architecture. Besides, St George’s Castle and the Tower of Belém are other beauties of Lisbon Coast. Cascais, an attractive resort abounding in character and a captivatingly relaxed atmosphere, is a hotspot for a Lisbon Coast holiday, boasting high quality gourmet restaurants, scintillating cultural life, amusing nightlife scene, and three picturesque beaches. For beach lovers, the Estoril coast, running west from the suburb of Belem to the wild expanses of Praia do Guincho, is an enchanting place to spend vacation, while the sandy Carcavelos beach is perfect for surfers. Forget all your tensions strolling along the Atlantic waters on the lovely Cascais beach, which offers a lively nightlife. Another jewel of the Lisbon Coast is the huge wild Praia do Guincho beach, which is renowned for surfing and windsurfing. Don’t forget to explore the picturesque Sintra Town, with its lively forests and ravines. Besides, the remarkable collection of romantic fantastical castles, mansions, palaces, gardens, and follies make Sintra a lively town. The upscale resort of Estoril boasts luxury hotels, extraordinary mansions, and amazing casino. Stroll along the Cascais beach and explore this upscale resort. Estoril, Sintra, and Cascais are brimming with 20th century charm and eccentricity.

For an art lover, the Centre of Modern Art is a must watch, boasting an amazing repertoire of contemporary Portuguese art, including works by Almada, Paula Rego, Souza-Cardoso, Costa Pinheiro, João Cutileiro, and Vieira da Silva. Another must watch spot is the Luminous Fountain, which is positioned at the center of Praça do Império at Belém. Tourists flock to watch the splendid fountain that sprays in 70 special patterns that are complemented by lights during the free one-hour show held every evening. St George’s Castle, dominating the hill, offers panoramic view of the Lisbon City from the tower. Romanesque Sé Cathedral, situated in Alfama, is most momentous cathedral. The unique Manueline-style Tower of Belém is a majestic monument built to commemorate Portugal's age of discovery. Fundaçao Ricardo do Espírito Santo Silva situated in the Azurara Palace is a perfect example of the 18th century Portuguese architecture, boasting fine antiques, art, and silverware. If you want to explore the city’s history, do visit the National Military Museum, located opposite to the Santa Apolónia Station and housing weapons as well as art objects dating back to the 14th century.

When exploring the region, you will find posters endorsing small village fiestas, which offer glimpses of Portuguese culture and country life and are extremely delightful and hospitable affairs boasting traditional dancing, local orchestras, and communal outdoor eating. Lisbon coast surfing is famous world over. In fact, the splendid beaches of the Lisbon coast are a paradise for surfers. Indulge in one of the water sports activities on the Lisbon Coast, which include windsurfing, sailing, canoeing, and deep sea fishing. Apart from water sports activities, Lisbon Coast is a popular site for bird watching, horse riding, and strolling in the picturesque Tejo estuary reserve. The Algarve is not the only golf paradise of Portuguese. Lisbon Coast golf is second important golf paradise in the country, which includes Oitavos Golf Club and Praia D'El Rey. Cabo da Roca Lighthouse, a short drive from Cascais, offers majestic glimpses of the city. Watching the sunset from this towering spot is a beautiful experience. Costa da Caparica, the 18-mile stretch of beautiful beaches, coves, sand dunes, and lagoons, is vibrant with lively nightlife.