Europe\u2019s second-oldest capital (after Athens), and considered one of the \u201cWorld\u2019s 15 Best Waterfront Cities\u201d by the Huffington Post and mentioned by the UK\u2019s The Guardian and elsewhere for its unique foods and spectacular places to eat, this is a must see area for many reasons.<\/p>\n
Its the only European capital where you can enjoy a delicious and typical dinner with one of the greatest sunsets on the seaside. Whatever your preferences are when you travel, you\u2019ll find them here! If you are more into nature, don\u2019t worry\u2026there is a fairytale come true just minutes form the main city \u2013 Sintra and the lovely and charming Cascais & Estoril.<\/p>\n
Where once upon a time kings and queens went for their summer vacations you can now enjoy the old palaces and all its beautiful natural surroundings. Have you ever seen dolphins in their natural habitat? Then you will love Set\u00fabal, a harbor city, south from Lisbon where you\u2019ll find a residential community of 32 dolphins living in the Sado River. Also not to miss is the typical fish market where you can see some of the Portuguese traditions live as well as its characteristic fishes.<\/p>\n
Nearby lays Sesimbra, an idyllic village where you can get to know an emblematic local fishing port.<\/p>\n
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| \n Enjoy Lisbon and visit some sights of the city: Mosteiro dos Jer\u00f3nimos, Padr\u00e3o\u00a0dos\u00a0Descobrimentos, Terreiro do Pa\u00e7o, Arco da Rua Augusta, Av. da Liberdade e Parque\u00a0Eduardo VII.<\/p>\n 19H00 \u2013 Dinner in a typical traditional restaurant and find different gastronomic\u00a0suggestions.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n | 8H30 \u2013 Departure to Set\u00fabal9H30 \u2013 Visit to the local municipal fish market10H30 \u2013 Sightseeing on the River Sado to see the dolphins (a residential community of 32dolphins) and visit Arrabida Mountain13H00 \u2013 Lunch in a typical restaurant of Palmela \u201cDona Isilda\u201d<\/p>\n 16H00 \u2013 Visit the secular Wine cellars of J. M. da Fonseca and its museum, in Azeit\u00e3o.<\/p>\n Taste some cheese and typical local sweets<\/p>\n 17H30 \u2013 Departure to Sesimbra and visit the local fishing port and the Sesimbra typical\u00a0village<\/p>\n 19H30 \u2013 Dinner at local fish restaurant Ribamar<\/p>\n 22H00 \u2013 Departure to Lisbon<\/p>\n <\/td>\n | 9H00 \u2013 Departure to romantic Sintra<\/p>\n 10H00 \u2013 Visit its Palace and surroundings<\/p>\n 12H30 \u2013 Lunch in a typical restaurant in Queluz Palace \u201cCozinha Velha\u201d<\/p>\n 15H00 \u2013 Departure to Estoril<\/p>\n \n<\/td>\n | <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n |
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