Kashkaish Portugal, what’s the story?<\/p>\n
When it comes to investing in real estate in Portugal, you should pay attention to the beautiful coastal city of Cascais ), which is about a 30-minute drive from Lisbon<\/a> the capital and known as one of its prestigious suburbs.<\/p>\n In the past, Qashqaish was a small fishing village that developed over time into a city. In the middle of the 19th century, the then king of Portugal chose to build his summer palace there. Following him came noble families, well-known and wealthy personalities, and built them large villas and magnificent mansions. Thus, Qashqai became a prestigious resort town and also a place of residence for the dignitaries of Lisbon. Among the guests who visited the place were also celebrities from around the world, including: the Duchess of Luxembourg, the King of Italy, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and the former US President, Richard Nixon.<\/p>\n A walk through the streets of the city is like a journey through time, as you pass the magnificent palaces and mansions of the royal houses, aristocratic families and other dignitaries.<\/p>\n Qashqai the city, retains the charm of the past but still has the atmosphere of a typical small coastal town. The colors are evident everywhere and the streets are small, cute, cobbled and graceful. In addition, plenty of places worth visiting such as, a great promenade, museums, historical sites, parks, fashionable shops, a traditional market, cafes, bars, international cuisine restaurants and fish restaurants. A great place to be and absorb the special atmosphere of the place that radiates cosmopolitanism and luxury.<\/p>\n Lisbon’s coastline includes the beaches of Cascais, where there is a sprawling marina with over 600 berths. The marina is considered an attraction since many tourists travel there to take a look at the luxurious and prestigious yachts.<\/p>\n The beaches are partly pleasant and sandy, partly rocky with interesting observation points, which are a center of attraction for tourists because of the seascapes and natural sites.<\/p>\n