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Between all the events, be sure to leave some time to enjoy some of the best beaches in the country, right here in Cascais. From golden sand to the bluest of seas, there's always a good table waiting to fill you up between a dip or two in the ocean. And, speaking of food, we've rounded up some of the new places in town as well as the ultimate Eat List for your summer holiday.
Time Out Cascais Summer Special is now available for free at Cascais Visitor Centre. Be sure to get yours – and remember to take home our essential Cascais guide, published earlier this year, with the best of the town all year round.
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Did you know that Manteigaria's famous pastéis de nata are finally landing in Cascais? Or that there's a brand new Santini with ice cream sangrias and cocktails ready to sweeten your summer?
If you're planning a perfect evening, take note: there are fado and wine nights under the stars, promising unforgettable memories. And if you'd rather soak up the sun by the sea, the Azarujinha Beach Bar has been revamped with a fresh menu and even more space to unwind.
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