Crowne Plaza Caparica Lisbon

Local Fish and Seafood typical restaurants close to the hotel - Cacilhas, Trafaria and Costa da Caparica

At 1402m in length, Aldeia dos Capuchos Golf Course is an excellent course for fast games, in the midst of the day-to-day speed of the city. With the sea in the background, the course provides a pleasant golf getaway, through 9 holes of beautiful design, experiencing the hardships and challenges of the best golf courses.

Lisbon Historical Downtown

Lisbon International Airport is located close to the city centre.

The Centro Cultural de Belém is managed by a Foundation whose aim is to promote culture, developing and disseminating new creations in all of their different forms, from classical music to jazz, from theatre to dance, from opera to literature, architecture and cinema.

Built in the 16th century, the Convento dos Capuchos is a unique architectural testimony that reflects the principles of the Franciscan friars for whom this place of worship was built. Recovered by the Almada City Council in the mid-20th century, this former place of contemplation devoted to religious worship, has maintained for more than 4 centuries, the grace and peace, conducive to meditation and the isolation sought by its first inhabitants. In the middle of the 21st century, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this cult space is assumed to be a cultural center par excellence, dedicated to classical music and visual arts. All the surroundings, overlooking the Atlantic, surrounded by pleasant gardens and a viewpoint, away from the noise of the big centers, but just a few minutes from Lisbon.

O Centro de Congressos de Lisboa – CCL, localizado junto à zona histórica de Belém, diferencia-se pela qualidade das instalações e serviços. Com um espaço funcional e polivalente, dispõe de 8 auditórios, 5 pavilhões, 33 salas de reuniões, um restaurante e dois parques de estacionamento, oferecendo as condições ideais para a realização de congressos, exposições e outros eventos.

The idea to build the Monument to Christ-King comes up in 1934, when the late Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon, His Eminence Manuel Gonçalves Cerejeira, is visiting Brazil. Traveling through Rio de Janeiro, he comes upon the impressing site of the Statue of Christ the Redeemer in Corcovado and immediately is born in his heart the desire to build something similar in front of Lisbon. So, in 1936, the idea to build the Monument to Christ-King was made known to the Apostolate of Prayer, which welcomed it with enthusiasm. In order to be National, the Monument needed the approval and cooperation of all the Portuguese Bishops, which is finally obtained and officially divulged in the Bishops’ Joint Pastoral Letter for Lent of 1937.