Cascais and Estoril, on the northern coast of Lisbon, have become one of the most cosmopolitan and tourist sites in Portugal, from the moment King D. Luis I chose the bay for his summer residence at the end of the century XIX.
The mild climate and an average of 260 days without rain a year was certainly a strong reason for this and for the wealthier families of the time to follow the real house and there have their villas and palaces. It is worthwhile to take the tour and still feel the atmosphere of those times.
Stroll through the marginal road, from Estoril to Cascais. It is a very scenic route, always accompanied by the busy beaches of the Estoril coast