Cascaish
Cascais is a small town that can be visited in less than two hours, but the sparrows are small and have a lot of organs, and it is a rich resort area in Portugal. At the end of the 19th century, the Portuguese royal family began to spend their holidays here, and many dignitaries and nobles later settled here. With beautiful scenery and a mild climate, it has become one of the high-end residential areas in the world.
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Mafra
Mafra is a very low-key town, but it's the source of inspiration for Nobel Prize-winning writer José Saramago. The Palazzo Mafra is a landmark building that bears witness to the prosperity of the Portuguese royal palace in the Middle Ages, with an abundance of ancient books and a strong artistic atmosphere.