Discover the best attractions and experiences Costa de Prata has to offer
From grand monasteries to ancient castles, the Costa de Prata is rich in historic monuments.
A UNESCO-listed Gothic masterpiece with a dramatic façade and ornate interiors near the town of Batalha.
A UNESCO World Heritage monastery famed for its 12th‑century cloisters and impressive tombs.
Medieval castle and surrounding walled town offering cobbled lanes and views over the plain.
Delve into regional history, art and paleontology at these compelling museums.
Exhibits dinosaur fossils and paleontology focused displays from the Late Cretaceous period.
Renowned art museum in Caldas da Rainha dedicated to the Portuguese naturalist painter José Malhoa.
City museum presenting local history, archaeology and cultural artifacts.
A cluster of sanctuaries and churches that illuminate the region's spiritual heritage.
Majestic sanctuary and basilica complex that draws pilgrims from around the world.
Church of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré, a key religious site in the famous Nazaré fishing town.
Cathedral in Leiria featuring historic architecture and a central city landmark.
Coastal and inland nature reserves showcase Portugal's diverse landscapes.
Offshore island nature reserve with rugged cliffs, crystal waters and birdlife; reachable by boat.
Coastal protected area spanning dunes, lagoons and forests along the western coast.
Explore charming towns and coastal corners that define the Silver Coast.
A walled medieval village with narrow lanes, whitewashed houses and a fairytale ambiance.
Fisherman’s town famous for its cliffs, beach life and dramatic waves surfing culture.
Spa town known for gardens, pottery and a lively arts scene.
Historic fishing port with rugged coastlines, surf culture and maritime heritage.
Take in the coast without spending a euro and enjoy free outdoor experiences.
Golden cliffs and expansive beach ideal for long walks and sunrays.
A stunning viewpoint above Nazaré with sweeping Atlantic views.
Pleasant coastal walk with sea breezes and scenic horizons.
Seafood and regional specialties showcase the Silver Coast’s flavors.
Traditional salted cod prepared in numerous regional styles.
A rich seafood rice dish highlighting the region’s bounty from the sea.
Cozy fish stew brimming with dhow-fresh catches and potatoes.
Cherry liqueur popular in Óbidos, perfect as a digestivo.
Evenings by the sea mingle beach bars, taverns and low-key venues.
Casual bars along the waterfront offering drinks with sea views.
Relaxed spots close to the waves, popular with surfers and locals.
Lively cafés and small venues hosting live music and events.
Seasonal markets, theatres and cultural happenings bring the coast alive.
Annual medieval festival with performers, crafts and period entertainment.
City theatre hosting plays, concerts and shows year-round.
Cultural venue offering concerts, cinema and drama.
Active breaks with water sports, golf and coastal adventures.
Renowned waves and surf schools make it a surfing hotspot.
Award-winning golf course with links-style greens by the sea.
Crystal waters and marine life ideal for scenic diving excursions.
Discover hidden corners and unusual experiences beyond the obvious.
Impressive cave system offering a cool, otherworldly underground tour.
Boat excursions to spot marine life and the rugged island scenery.
Scenic coastal cycle routes with sea views and quiet lanes.