Tips for Lisbon
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Also worth seeing within a fifty-kilometre radius of Lisbon:

Cabo da Roca, Portugal
Cabo da Roca
Near Sintra, this is the westernmost point of continental Europe. Stunning sea and cliff landscapes, plus hiking opportunities.
Cascais, Portugal
Cascais
A charming coastal town west of Lisbon, also serving as a fishing and leisure port. It’s quite popular.
Ericeira, Portugal
Ericeira
A charming fishing port and popular seaside resort in the Lisbon region. Ericeira is also a renowned surfing destination.
Estoril, Portugal
Estoril
A rather upscale seaside resort on the coast, about twenty kilometres from Lisbon. Estoril is also known for its sporting events (regattas, motorcycle circuit).
Mafra, Portugal
Mafra
Around thirty kilometres from the capital, Mafra is renowned for its vast National Palace, a former royal residence in the Baroque style. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Parc naturel d'Arrabida, Portugal
Arrábida Natural Park
Between Setúbal and Sesimbra, it's a small park that's quite popular for its beaches.
Queluz, Portugal
Queluz
On the outskirts of the capital, the city is home to the rococo-style Queluz Royal Palace.
Sesimbra, Portugal
Sesimbra
This large fishing port a few kilometres from Setúbal is also a lively seaside resort.
Setubal, Portugal
Setúbal
Large port city about fifty kilometres south of Lisbon with historic buildings such as the Monastery of Jesus and several churches. Several beaches nearby.
Sintra, Portugal
Sintra
This major city near Lisbon is nonetheless a UNESCO World Heritage site for its rich heritage, including its historic centre, royal palace, and Moorish fortress.

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