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might want to try some of these at the Michelin-starred Fortaleza do Guincho restau- rant in Cascais, which offers arguably the best sea- side dining experience to be had in the region. Interesting cultural highlights in Cascais include the Museum of the Sea, which was built in 1879 under Prince Carlos and has collections span- ning aquatic archaeology, Portuguese navigation and exploration and traditional fishing. The Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães is housed in a historic villa with gardens and features and array of tapestries, paintings, furniture and other art objects. The lgreja de Nossa Senhora da As- suncão is a graceful 16th-century church featur- ing ancient tile work on the facade and exquisite altars.


Just north of Cascais, Praia Grande beach is the Portuguese capital for water sports. The sea here has moderately big waves that are ideal for both novice and experienced surfers. It offers great swell all year round, so enthusiasts can enjoy the sea at almost any time they want. Major surf and bodyboard championships are held every year, at- tracting tourists from all over the world. The 3rd edition of the International Bodyboard Film Fes- tival took place at Praia


06. Lisbon's Gloria funicular classified as a national monument opened 1885, connects downtown with Bairro Alto.


08. Cascais Port.


07. Cascais bay.


09. Enjoying the view. Cascais Port.


10. Hotel pool. Cascais.


11. Cascais. New European Economy 19


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