Palacio Estoril Hotel, Golf & Wellness

Lisbon airport also known as Lisbon Portela Airport, is the main international gateway to Portugal. Being one of the largest airports in Southern Europe, Lisbon Airport has two main runways and continues to expand. Lisbon Airport is located 7km north of the capital Lisbon. This strategic location makes it easy for you to get to your hotel without much of a hustle The Palacio Estoril is only 25 to 35 minutes around the city of Lisbon and into the A5 highway

The picturesque beach of Tamariz has a number of bars and restaurants, A pleasant beachfront promenade links Estoril to attractive Cascais passing by beaches along the way, and frequent trains connect it to Lisbon.

The largest casino in Europe, where the predominant excellence of service, gaming, entertainment, cuisine and the arts. The casino is surrounded by attractive gardens with tall palm trees. Known to give out the biggest weekly prizes in Europe, it also presents top international shows. It was also the inspiration for Ian Fleming's James Bond and Casino Royale

The Estoril Congress Center (ECC), inaugurated in 2001 is the only space dually certified as a Green Venue (Green Globe and Earth Check) in Portugal and Spain for its commitment to green practices and sustainable busines. Some of its characteristics and best practices in place: Main Room – capacity 1000 people, Auditorium - capacity 573 people, Exhibition Centre - 6,500 m2, 20 break-out rooms – capacity 40 to 400 people, Terrace - 225 m2, Indoor car park, Catering and Banqueting Areas with offer of Coffee Breaks & Green Menus* (freshly-prepared meals using locally grown and seasonal products), Special conditions for zero-carbon events through the Green Fund Program* (*ECC automatically assigns a fund equivalent to 1% of the contracted space in ECC. This fund can be managed freely and for the purchase of Green CCE services, either directly at the event in question, or to accumulate funds for use in future events), Full support of an events manager with specific training in green meeting plans and procedures Offer of local social responsibility actions, wellness activities and health-safety programs

WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN PORTUGAL Sintra is one of those magical places where man and nature come together in a perfect symbiosis, as if wishing to leave us in a state leave of permanent surprise, enraptured by the beauty of their joint efforts. Known in ancient times as Mons Lunae (the Hills of the Moon), because of its strong traditions of astral cults, still clearly visible in the region's countless monuments and archaeological remains, the Serra de Sintra is a granite outcrop roughly 10 km long, rising abruptly between a vast plain to the north and the estuary of the River Tagus to the south. It is a mountain range that twists and turns, projecting into the Atlantic Ocean to form Cabo da Roca - the headland that marks the westernmost point of' continental Europe. Cherished and revered over so many years, the Serra de Sintra today contains a fabulous collection of monuments from a whole host of different epochs, ranging from prehistoric times to the present day. This is a clear demonstration of the region's great respect for other people and its enormous cultural tolerance. Almost as important as the diversity of the monuments is the tremendous environmental wealth of the Serra. Thanks to its unique microclimate, Sintra has some of the most beautiful parks in Portugal, planted in keeping with a certain romantic taste, as well as a dense and verdant natural vegetation, affording the region an air of great majesty amidst the splash of different greens