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Sesimbra

Situated in the southwest of the Setúbal Peninsula, Sesimbra combines the majesty of the Arrábida Mountain Range with the Atlantic beaches and the Albufeira Lagoon.

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County 

The municipality of Sesimbra is located in the southwest of the Setúbal Peninsula and is part of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. It is bordered to the north by the municipalities of Almada and Seixal, to the northeast by Barreiro, to the east by Setúbal, and to the southwest by the Atlantic Ocean. Its coastline, featuring diverse landscapes, stretches from the Albufeira Lagoon to the Arrábida Mountain Range.

The municipality consists of three parishes: Santiago, Castelo, and Quinta do Conde.

(Source: www.sesimbra.pt)

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Traditions

Connected to the sea, in Arte Xávega and gastronomy, fresh fish takes centre stage. Festivities such as the Feast of Our Lady of Good Voyage celebrate devotion to the sea.

Nature and leisure

Sesimbra is a privileged destination for nature and leisure lovers, with stunning beaches, protected areas, and historical heritage such as Sesimbra Castle and Cabo Espichel, offering unforgettable views.

 

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points of interest

Sesimbra 

Castelo de Sesimbra

With 850 years of history and classified as a National Monument since 1910, it is the last seaside castle in Portugal to retain its medieval design.

Porto de Abrigo

In the Porto de Abrigo area, there are companies offering diving, canoeing, sailing, hiking, boat trips, cycling, and much more.

Cabo Espichel

One of the most impressive landscapes in Portugal, featuring dinosaur footprints and the Church of Nossa Senhora do Cabo.

Espaço Interpretativo da Lagoa Pequena

National Ecological Reserve, one of the five most important areas for bird migration and nesting in Europe.

Located on the south bank of the Tagus Estuary, and gateway to the most important wetland area in Europe, the municipality of Alcochete is part of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, benefiting from privileged access to the capital via the Vasco da Gama Bridge.

Alcochete

Living in Montijo is living in a municipality with a privileged location in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.
It means living on the outskirts of the capital, large urban centers. It means living in a municipality with its own identity, safe and peaceful.

Montijo

The municipality of Sesimbra is located on the Setúbal Peninsula, around 30 kilometres from Lisbon and Setúbal, which is just over half an hour's drive from each of these cities.

Sesimbra

The municipality of Palmela, with 461 km2, is the largest in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. It is located in a central position on the Setúbal Peninsula, between three of the most important national protected areas.

Palmela

Setúbal contrasts between land and sea, city and nature, tradition and modernity. In the municipality and in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, there are important industrial and service centers. Here, the brand image makes perfect sense: “Setúbal, is a world”.

Setúbal

Located on the south bank of the Tagus River, Seixal stands out for its strategic location, with quick access to Lisbon and a strong connection to the river.

Seixal

Located on the southern bank of the Tagus, Barreiro stands out for its strategic location in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. With an industrial and railway heritage, it offers privileged views of Lisbon from Avenida da Praia and Alburrica. Today, it balances past and present.

Barreiro

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places

If you are looking for places to live near Lisbon that offer more tranquility and a better quality of life, there are several charming options. Many of these places combine proximity to the capital with the serenity of less crowded areas.

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