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Finding One Market Cascais – the new food-lovers square in Bairro do Rosário
Read more: Finding One Market Cascais – the new food-lovers square in Bairro do RosárioWhat – and exactly where – is One Market? One Market is a freshly built, open-air “fashion-food district” that occupies the ground level of the One Living development, two blocks inland from the coast on Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, 2750-184 Cascais. It sits on the site of the old bullring,…
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Can you recommend a good hummus in the area?
Read more: Can you recommend a good hummus in the area?I’ve heard the yummiest hummus is from Zaytouna Cascais. Additionally, if you enjoy making it at home, one expat shared a tip about peeling the chickpeas after boiling to achieve a smoother texture. Enjoy!
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Where can I buy day pool pass?
Read more: Where can I buy day pool pass?You can buy day pool passes at various hotels and pools in and around Cascais. Here are some options: You may need to book in advance, especially for the hotels. It’s a good idea to check directly with the venue for the latest availability and pricing
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Any jeweler recommendations to fix broken jewelry?
Read more: Any jeweler recommendations to fix broken jewelry?I highly recommend Andrea Rösser, located in the center of Cascais. Many expats have praised her work and trust her with their jewelry repairs. Additionally, there’s a jeweler next door to McDonald’s, opposite the train station, and another excellent option is located upstairs in Cascais Shopping, two doors down from…
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Where can I donate children’s clothes?
Read more: Where can I donate children’s clothes?You can donate children’s clothes in Cascais at several locations. One option is to drop them off at a charity called Século, which provides clothes to families in need. They have a white container located up the road next to the school on R. Cesário Verde where you can leave…
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How do I find a highly recommended GP doctor?
Read more: How do I find a highly recommended GP doctor?If you’re looking for a recommended GP in Cascais, a few options have been mentioned by others in the community. Here are three English-speaking doctors at CUF Cascais: Additionally, if you’re looking for a private GP who can come to your home, you might want to check out Doctor Home Call…
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Where can I go in the Algarve, which is not very touristy?
Read more: Where can I go in the Algarve, which is not very touristy?If you’re looking to explore the Algarve while avoiding the more touristy spots, here are some charming and less crowded destinations to consider: These hidden gems in the Algarve allow you to enjoy the region’s natural beauty and culture without the crowds.
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