Located at the top of Monte Estoril and only five minutes from the beach and the train station, this hotel is a cosy haven of rest. Suffered a deep renovation, reopening in 2008, showing now most modern and well-equipped rooms, providing a view of the sea.

Small garden next to the Railway station, where an old news stand is now used as a box-office. In the centre is the sculpture of the “Homem do Leme” (the man in the rudder), by Francisco Santos and, among the vegetation, a art nouveau glazed tiles panel: The Seagull.

Convent founded in the 16th century, more precisely, in 1537. About dating back to the 17th century and belong to the set of fences of convent of Capuchin Province of piety. Once in the 19th century this monument now belongs to the Town Hall, also works as a cemetery.

Built by Companhia Aliança (Funição de Massarelos) it is an important piece of "Iron Architecture". It presents numerous constructive and decorative elements that reveal the technical and plastic suitability of iron's potential. In the past it was a fruit market and now a place for exhibitions and other cultural events.

Supatra's restaurant is a landmark of Thai cuisine in Portugal. Open since 1991, and now in new premises, in a restored 1928 cellar. Is located in the historic village of Oakwood, right near the Budha Eden and Óbidos. The menu is genuinely very tasty Thai and modern.

The typical houses are made of bricks, painted in white, with granitic structures and little decoration. In the town-planning, you can see the central area, delimitated by the old roman wall, around the ancient forum, that is used still today for religious, administrative and cultural purposes.

One of the most famous ice cream shops in the capital, being one of the pioneers in the art of making Italian-style ice cream. Even today they do by hand. In addition to the cups and cones, have their own packaging that preserve the ice cream cold home.

One of the most famous ice cream shops in the country, being one of the pioneers in the art of making Italian-style ice cream. Even today they do by hand. In addition to the cups and cones, have their own packaging that preserve the ice cream cold home.

Nothing remains of the original church, completed in 1389. The cloisters and other outbuildings were modified in the 15th and 16th centuries, and they also underwent several alterations in the 18th century. From the former 18th-century convent, a portion of the ground-floor cloister survives today.

In this space is an exhibition of musical instruments from the XVIII century until today. It is a vast collection, with about 1000 instruments and 130 pieces representing the organ scene. The collection is composed mainly by erudite and popular European instruments, but includes also African and Asiatic exemplars.