Mannerist Church of longitudinal plant. Is a very simple and robust Chapel in its forms, in the absence of any window in the lateral façades and, in front, was opened in year after its construction.

16th century architecture, consisting of chancel, nave, sacristy, Baptistry and, later, galilé. The decoration of the chancel features murals with vegetal motifs. The baptismal font was built in the 18th century.

This church, built in 1753, presents a longitudinal drawing, a single nave and main chapel. In 1783 it suffered repair works. Already in 1940 it was the object of repairs and changes of the lateral altars.

Built in the 15th century, it underwent changes later, currently presenting a quadrangular building with two extensions for the chancel and sacristy. Inside, the nave is entirely covered in 18th century tiles.

Building constructed in the mid-twentieth century there inaugurate, in 1958, a delegation of the Bank Banco de Portugal, which ran until 1992. Later, in 1997, then placed the costume Museum.

This obelisks coming from the Quinta da Prelada are two XVIII century works, made by Nicolau Nasoni. They were later associated with the entrance of the D. Pedro’s troops in the city.

Symbol of the city of Cascais, this manor was built in th site of the fortress of Foz. It is also known as building Seixas from the name of its proprietor, Henrique Seixas, that later donated it.

The bridge consists of two semi-circular arches and a rectilinear Board. The original bridge was destroyed in 1400, and later built a new bridge in 1411, on the orders of Dona Philippa of Lancaster.

It began as a tavern in 1926, being later transformed into a prestige restaurant with three large rooms. The service is efficient and there’s a large variety of regional cuisine dishes. Good wine list.

A church dating from 1736 that displays altars with Baroque wood carvings and figurative tiles. It includes a bell tower and a bell tower, whose construction is later than that of the church.