The resort town of Cascais on the Portuguese Riviera has long attracted royals and celebrities from around the world. To say a stretch of coast in Cascais, on the north shore of Lisbon, Portugal, is ...

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 ...

Cascais is a picturesque coastal town that feels like it's straight out of a film. Recognised for its affluent lifestyle, historical charm, and natural beauty, it was once the chosen bathing spot for ...

The Gil Vicente Theatre reopened its doors on Saturday, 14 March, marking the beginning of a new chapter for one of Cascais’ ...

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Glilttering, glamorous Cascais Bay. Rich in stories of intrigue, romance and, long before the 20th century served up Agent 007, fishermen's tales. From exiled royals to double agents real and imagined ...

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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 ...