The seaside town of Cascais (kush-kaish) is about a 45-minute train ride west of Lisbon's Cais do Sodré station. Once a fishing village, Cascais became a popular respite for the rich and royal in the ...

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Located just 40 minutes from Lisbon, Cascais provides the perfect antidote to the capital’s frenetic energy and the ideal base for exploring the region’s gems. The area is renowned for its many ...

An important fishing town through the Middle Ages, an aristocrat holiday hotspot in the late 1800s and a safe haven for exiled European royalty in the Second World War — Cascais has lived many lives ...

The roaring majesty of the Atlantic, a glamorous clifftop resort that's leapt straight out of a Bond movie and the historic jewel of Lisbon - Portugal has it all IF there is a train ride anywhere in ...

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