Cadaval
In thefar north of Lisbon, also part of the West Sub-Region, is the municipality of Cadaval. One of the most striking aspects of this municipality is the Serra de Montejunto, whose Regional Protected Landscape Area has attracted more visitors, who flock to this place to explore caves, residual lagoons, necropolises and prehistoric fossils. Vineyards and the famous Rocha pears abound in the municipality’s lands; Painho's sponge cake (pão de ló) is very popular, as is Montejunto honey. Handicrafts include porcelain pieces, basketry, Arraiolos rugs, dried flower arrangements and straw furniture.
What to do in Cadaval
Where to eat in Cadaval
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A large, simple and welcoming space with a wide menu of traditional Portuguese dishes.
Where to sleep in Cadaval
The Artvilla, situated in the quiet village of Vila Nova, gives the visitor the well-being of the country life and nature in an atmosphere of refinement and qu…
Simple residential and familiar with unpretentious yet functional rooms with private bathrooms, heating and telephone. The service is friendly and affordable p…
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