From the interior of the Oeste to its Atlantic coast, from Prehistory to the present day, we have some suggestions for you.
Between Lisbon, Mafra and the Atlantic coast, House of Moitelas offers a peaceful stay in a rural setting with a touch of Flemish hospitality. With two rooms, a tiny house, a large swimming pool and an arboretum featuring more than 50 species of trees, it is an ideal retreat for slowing down and exploring the region’s heritage, landscapes and beaches.
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Just a few steps from the sea at Praia da Areia Branca, Meia Casca shows that beachside dining can go well beyond the obvious. Beautifully presented dishes, quality ingredients and service praised for its friendliness make this a place worth returning to, with time to explore the menu at leisure.

In Lourinhã, the dinosaurs are still on the loose. Through streets, gardens and squares, a surprising trail offers encounters with some of the giants that inhabited this territory millions of years ago and helped make the region a landmark in palaeontology.

The churches of Arruda dos Vinhos tell us centuries of history. From the town centre to the municipality’s other parishes, this trail invites us to discover a heritage in which architecture, art and devotion continue to shape the identity of the landscape.
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