Sesimbra

Sesimbra is a fishing town and municipality on Portugal's Setúbal Peninsula. It has several popular beaches due to its location on Setúbal Bay at the mouth of the River Sado.

Understand

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View of Sesimbra from the castle.

Sesimbra (s(ih)-ZEEM-bruh, /sɨ.ˈzĩ.bɾɐ/) municipality has 52,394 residents (2021, provisional), with about 5,600 living in the town proper.

Visitor information

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  • 38.4431-9.10151 Posto de Turismo de Sesimbra (Visit Sesimbra, YesSes!mbra, Tourist Office), Rua da Fortaleza, +351 212 288 540, . 09:30–18:00 daily. OSM directions

Get in

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Carris Metropolitana provides bus service from several locations, including Lisbon and the ferry at Cacilhas in Almada.

The nearest motorway is the A2 (Autoestrada do Sul) from Lisbon. Exit 2 leads to N378, which provides access into Sesimbra and to its beaches. Access from Setúbal is best from the N10 road to N379.

Get around

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Map
Map of Sesimbra

  • 38.452778-9.1066671 Castelo de Sesimbra (Sesimbra Castle, Castelo dos Mouros, Castle of the Moors). Summer: 10:00–20:00 daily, winter: 07:00–19:00 daily. This medieval castle, built c. 1200, lies on a cliffside with excellent views. It is a national monument. Free. Castle of Sesimbra on Wikipedia Castelo de Sesimbra (Q5049828) on Wikidata
  • Beaches. With its coastal location, Sesimbra is blessed with numerous beaches.

Drink

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Sleep

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Connect

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