Easy hikes and walks around Casal De Cambra

The Lisbon Zoo (Jardim Zoológico de Lisboa) is one of the city's most iconic attractions, ideal for families.

Garden in the center of Largo da Luz, named after the founder of the Military College (Pupilos do Exército).

The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Light, formerly a Convent of the Order of Christ, began construction in 1575 under the auspices of Infanta Maria and designed by Jerónimo de Ruão, on the site of a hermitage built since 1464, next to a spring with medicinal properties. The transept and chancel survived the 1755 earthquake, an exemplary example of Portuguese Mannerism, with its marble coffered vault, marble side walls with niches housing statues, the tomb of the Infanta, and the magnificent gilded altarpiece with paintings by Francisco Venegas and Diogo Teixeira. Also of interest are the paintings on the side altars and the Manueline remains in the fountain. The church has been the seat of the parish of Carnide since 1918.

This shopping centre is named after the famous explorer who sailed the seas for Portugal: Columbus. All the streets, as well as the interior decoration, have a maritime theme. Don’t forget to check out the floors, they shouldn’t go unnoticed.

This is a monument of great symbolism that honours and perpetuates the memory of those who served their country and symbolizes the courage, dedication and effort of the fighters of the Union of Parishes of Queluz and Belas. It also symbolizes the values of peace and justice, and will serve as an inspiration for future generations.

Zoo really worth seeing. Dolphin show the highlight

The Águas Livres Aqueduct is a national monument, built by King João V in the 16th century. XVIII. This "section" is almost at the beginning of this branch, which starts here in the Belas area. In sec. In the 19th century, the aqueduct was greatly expanded with the construction of other branches.

Necropolis caves of Vale da Calada: "The small village of Olelas, twenty or so kilometers from Lisbon, to the Northwest, and about 800m east of the Sabugo station, on the West railway line, to which it is connected by a path, is located at an altitude of 200m on a terrace on the slope of the Serra de Olelas, a series of small, extremely rocky hills, the northernmost of which can be seen the geodesic pyramid of the same name. Northeast of Olelas, between Cabeço do Norte and do Sul, Picôto, is excavated, as we said, a narrow valley called Vale da Calada, with steep slopes where the rock is bare in the upper parts and covered with kermes in the upper parts. lower altitudes. It is even this aspect that distinguishes the two hillocks from neighboring lands, which on the contrary are well used in different cultures and with some trees, making them stand out remarkably in the landscape for those visiting Sabugo station. These two rocky massifs, neatly cut out by the erosion that sculpted countless anfractuosities in them, have on their flanks that form the valley the three aforementioned caves of unequal importance. On the southern slope of the valley, Cova da Raposa, the largest of the three caves, has its double opening facing North and giving on a small terrace cut in half by a curious natural arch, carved in the rock, resembling a butante arch of a Gothic cathedral , quite wide at the top and tapering towards the base that deviates from the plumb to the west side." The two caves are separated, from the mouth to about 4m inland, by rock perforated on both sides and at various points by small openings, which cross it. Cova do Biguino, is a more regular cave, located on the north slope with the mouth facing southwest and opening onto a small terrace at a height greater than 10m above the Cova da Raposa border." - Removed from the website of the Union of Parishes of Almargem do Bispo, Pêro Pinheiro and Montelavar.