Boca do Inferno - (Photo Op) by dshay

Located along the coast just a short walk from the center of Cascais is the Boca do Inferno (the Mouth of Hell). When the surf is right the ocean can pour through the narrow opening of the Boca and create an incredible spectacle. This is also a favorite place for surf fishermen. This is a great place for a sunset photo.

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The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption by dshay

This is the mother church of Cascais. It dates back to the 1600’s. It is worth a visit if for no other reason than to see the beautiful azulejos (Portuguese blue tiles). There is a beautiful park in front of the church which makes for a good rest stop while walking around Cascais.

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Tamariz Beach on the Sun Coast by dshay

One of the most pleasant things to do in Cascais most any time of the year is walk the “Paredao” (Promenade). The Paredao is a wide boardwalk that runs along the ocean between Cascais and Estoril. The total length is about 3.5 km. The Paredao is for pedestrians and cyclists only. There are lots of beautiful stops and wonderful beaches along the Paredao but one beach that is not to be missed is Tamariz. The coast line that runs between Cascais and Lisbon is called the Sun Coast and probably the heart of the Sun Coast is Tamariz. The beach is beautiful and the restaurants along this stretch of the Paredao are some of the best along the Sun Coast.

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Salt Water Pool by the Sea by dshay

One of the most pleasant things to do in Cascais most any time of the year is walk the “Paredao” (Promenade). The Paredao is a wide boardwalk that runs along the ocean between Cascais and Estoril. The total length is about 3.5 km. The Paredao is for pedestrians and cyclists only. Several beaches can be accessed from the Paredao and there are a number of cafes along the route. One unique stop along the Paredao is the Piscina Alberto Romano. The piscina is a natural salt water pool with access to a neighboring beach. The pool is constantly refreshed from the sea. There are lounge chairs with umbrellas available to rent.

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Take the Perfect Photo of Cascais - (Photo Op) by dshay

Very near the Citadela (Fort) you will find the perfect location for taking a photo of Cascais and the Bay of Cascais. This is also a great place to watch the fishing fleet come and go.

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Stroll the Streets of Old Cascais-(Photo Op) by dshay

At its core Cascais is a fishing village that has been around for over 900 years. Over the years it has evolved into a major tourist destination as well as a very popular location for many Portuguese to maintain summer residences. But through it all Cascais has managed to retain its fishing village charm. Just wondering along its walking streets, along the seashore and through some of its back alleys can make for a very relaxing and rewarding day.

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Beautiful Quiet Beach on the Promenade by dshay

One of the most pleasant things to do in Cascais most any time of the year is walk the “Paredao” (Promenade). The Paredao is a wide boardwalk that runs along the ocean between Cascais and Estoril. The total length is about 3.5 km. The paredao is for pedestrians and cyclists only. Several beaches can be accessed from the paredao and there are a number of cafes along the route. It is great people watching and the views of the ocean are excellent. One of the quietest and most beautiful beaches along the route is Praia da Rainha (Queen’s Beach) located directly behind the Hotel Albatroz. From May through October there is a small beach bar with lounge chairs and umbrellas for rent. This is an excellent location for a photo opportunity.

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Art & Photography Exhibitions at the Cultural Center of Cascais by dshay

The Cultural Center of Cascais (Centro Cultural de Cascais) holds ongoing exhibitions of art & photography. The exhibitions feature internationally known artists as well as local talent. The venue is excellent and there is a first-rate cafe on site. The building is easy to spot. It is a bright pink building very near to the Citadela (old fort). The building was originally constructed in the 17th century and for years it was used as a monastery.

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Created on 3/21/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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BiCas-Free Bike Hire for Rides Along the Atlantic by dshay

The town of Cascais helps you enjoy the scenery year-round by offering bike hire at the favorable cost of free-of-charge. Riding a bicycle in Cascais is one of the "must do" things. Basic bicycles are available to rent for free (providing you have ID and your accommodation address) through the municipal council's BiCas scheme. This is one of three locations for the service called BiCas. It is located on a 10-kilometer bike path that runs from the busy center of the city, winds along the Atlantic coast, and ends at Praia do Guincho, one of the top surfing beaches in Europe. The views along the route are stunning and worthy of stopping for a few photos. The restaurants and cafe’s near the beach provide a chance to reward your efforts with an espresso or a cold beer while watching the waves hit Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe, or simply enjoying some time in the sun!

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BiCas--Free Bike Hire for Rides Along the Atlantic by dshay

The town of Cascais helps you enjoy the scenery year-round by offering bike hire at the favorable cost of free-of-charge. Riding a bicycle in Cascais is one of the "must do" things. Basic bicycles are available to rent for free (providing you have ID and your accommodation address) through the municipal council's BiCas scheme. This is one of three locations for the service called BiCas. It is located on a 10-kilometer bike path that runs from the busy center of the city, winds along the Atlantic coast, and ends at Praia do Guincho, one of the top surfing beaches in Europe. The views along the route are stunning and worthy of stopping for a few photos. The restaurants and cafe’s near the beach provide a chance to reward your efforts with an espresso or a cold beer while watching the waves hit Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe, or simply enjoying some time in the sun!

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BiCas - Free Bike Hire for Biking Along the Atlantic by dshay

The town of Cascais helps you enjoy the scenery year-round by offering bike hire at the favorable cost of free-of-charge. Riding a bicycle in Cascais is one of the "must do" things. Basic bicycles are available to rent for free (providing you have ID and your accommodation address) through the municipal council's BiCas scheme. This is one of three locations for the service called BiCas. It is located on a 10-kilometer bike path that runs from the busy center of the city, winds along the Atlantic coast, and ends at Praia do Guincho, one of the top surfing beaches in Europe. The views along the route are stunning and worthy of stopping for a few photos. The restaurants and cafe’s near the beach provide a chance to reward your efforts with an espresso or a cold beer while watching the waves hit Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in Europe, or simply enjoying some time in the sun!

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Chambers Bay Loop - trail and beach by VisitWa

Phone: (877) 295-4657 Thanks to the golf course, thousands of non-golfers are able to enjoy the paved trail, meadows, beach, playground and dog park facilities associated with the golf course. Bring your walking shoes to enjoy the complimentary benefits of this world class golf course. Chamber’s Bay Loop circles around and winds through the Chamber’s Bay Golf Course. You’ll enjoy sweeping Puget Sound views while you get some exercise. The trail drops from 315 feet altitude to sea level, so the 2.9 around the course is a good walk or run – especially on the way back up. Along the way you’ll find restrooms, water fountains, and park benches. Chambers Bay is Pure Links Golf – a walking only golf course (Caddy service available but not required) Host of the 2015 U.S. Open Championship Host of the 2010 U.S. Amateur Championship Owned by Pierce County Washington Designed by Robert Trent Jones II and managed by Kemper Sports

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children's museum of Tacoma by museumsWA

The Institute of Museum and Library Services has named the Children’s Museum of Tacoma as a finalist for the 2014 National Medal for Museum and Library Service! Phone: 253.627.6031 The Children's Museum of Tacoma offers Pay As You Will admission. Please pay what you can during your visit to help us ensure that every child gets a chance to play! Your support of Pay As You Will admission means we will be able to serve more families everyday! Hours: Wed - Sun: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 5 minute video about the museum: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqvRGaSg-lI#t=46

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Created on 3/12/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Tacoma Radio Controlled Raceway by VisitWa

Watch Radio Controlled Car Races Tacoma R/C Raceway is the premier spot for R/C Off-Road Racing in the south Puget Sound region. Our facility features a full service hobby shop staffed by experienced and knowledgeable racers, stocked with many of the currently popular recreational and race ready off-road buggies and trucks. It also features a 9,600 sq. ft. indoor racing facility with 5,400 sq. ft. of clay racing surface and ample pit space. If you are an adult, watching these races will likely take you back to your childhood. Your children will enjoy watching the races and rooting for their favorite cars and racers. Open 7 Days a Week from 10 am to 8 pm Races at the Tacoma R/C Raceway take place on the following days and times: • Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays - races begin at 7pm • Sunday the races begin at 1pm. There is no admission fee to watch the races and you will surely be entertained by the car wrecks, the high jumps and the fierce competition. The phone number is (253) 565-1935.

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Creative Forces - All LOCAL Artist's Work by VisitWa

Come see the artistic "flavor" of our area! Beautiful local art to include all types of glass work, metal work, leather, photography, painting, and more! Presently 36 artists are in Creative Forces Gifts & Sundries. It's free to look an fun to discover so many expressions of local work!

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Created on 3/7/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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Antique Row by VisitWa

People come from all around visit Tacoma’s favorite place to shop for antiques. Primarily antique stores, the neighborhood also offers a growing community of artists, coffee shops, nightclubs, and retail. Located in downtown Tacoma between 9th and 7th on Broadway to the purists. But you’ll find antique stores on Commerce and St. Helens as well as Broadway. Next to Tacoma’s Theater District and just a block from the northern terminus for the Link Light Rail at the Theater District stop. It’s an easy 4-6 minute ride from the Convention Center north on the Link to the end of the line. And it’s just as easy to catch a return ride.

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Freighthouse Square by VisitWa

(253) 305-0678 The Square is 110,000 sq. ft. indoor urban shopping experience at the epicenter of Tacoma’s burgeoning Dome District. The building itself is three city blocks long and five stories tall, and is home to a unique blend of locally-owned food vendors, merchants and business services. Just 2 blocks north of the Tacoma Dome, Freighthouse Square is also at the nucleus of Tacoma’s busy transportation hub. From the Convention Center, a short 6-8 minute ride to The Tacoma Dome Station for Tacoma Link lands you right across the street from the Square. An equally easy return ride from this southern terminus of Tacoma Link will return you to the Convention Center and downtown Tacoma. Hours Mon - Sat: 10:00 - 7:00 Sun: 12:00 - 5:00

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Concerts in the Woods by VisitWa

Unbelievable music listening experience awaits you with these free concerts as local and musicians from afar perform in a setting surrounded by beautiful natural wood interior with great acoustics at the 'end of the earth' on the Coyle Peninsula. Concert schedules are listed at: http://www.coyleconcerts.com/ There is also a lovely picnic area with picnic tables and a fire pit outside. The community center has no scheduled hours and is only open during events. Throughout the year, various local organizations host events that are often free to the public. When the center is open, there are public restrooms and free WiFi available. There is plenty of room for parking, with overnight parking allowed for RVs. The building can be opened for special events, such as a bicycle club needing a rest and refreshment area. There is also a commercial kitchen that can be rented out. Call the Building Manager: Larry Robinson 360-765-3613. More info at http://toandos.org/

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Seattle's Shakespeare in the Park Co. by GreenStage- by VisitWa

Go see a play in a Seattle park! GreenStage performs FREE Shakespeare plays in Seattle-area parks in July and August each summer. The typical season includes 62 total performances of four different plays in 23 different parks for the six weeks between early July and mid-August Schedule: Check the website at http://www.greenstage.org/performance-schedule for schedules of free performances. SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK Go see a play! All GreenStage shows are free to attend, however we do happily accept donations.

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Southcenter Mall Visitor Information Center by visitwainfo

The Seattle Southside Visitor Center, located on the first floor of the southwest corner of the Westfield Southcenter Mall commonly called the Southcenter Mall. Visitor center hours are: M – Sat 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays. For additional information about the Seattle Southside Visitor Services and the visitor center, call 877-885-9452 or visit www.seattlesouthside.com/westfield-visitor-center.

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Created on 3/24/2014 | Rated E for Everyone

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