ROCA CAPE | Bus Route
BUS ROUTE BUSCAS
403
Well-known for being the westernmost point of the European Continent, Roca Cape is
in the extreme point of Sintra Mountain Range, sweeping over the Atlantic Ocean,
having been described by Luís de Camões as the place “where the land ends and the
sea begins”. At 165 metres above sea level there is a lighthouse, which was built in
1758 and is 22 metres high and the light of which reaches a radius of 48 kilometres.a
427
BUS STOPS
Cascais Station
SCHEDULE - Weekdays
a)
07h30 08h40 09h50 10h30 13h15 15h00 16h45 18h10
19h20 21h00
07h40 08h50 10h00 10h45 13h30 15h15 17h00 18h20 19h30 21h15
07h50 09h00 10h15 12h00 13h45 15h30 17h15 18h30 19h45
HELL’S MOUTH | Bus Route
08h00 09h10 10h30 12h15 14h00 15h45 17h30 18h40 20h00
427
Located in the west coast of the Cascais village, Hell’s Mouth was a cave, the
exuberance of which results from its natural beauty as well as the raging sea. The
name given to it is due to the morphologic analogy and the tremendous and frightening
crashing of the waves that you feel when you are there, a white foam rising dozens of
metres high.
CASCAIS MARINA | Bus Route
08h20 09h30 1 1h00 12h45 14h30 16h15 17h50 19h00 20h30
08h30 09h40 1 1h15 13h00 14h45 16h30 18h00 19h10 20h45
Hell’s Mouth
07h39 08h49 09h59 10h39 13h24 15h09 16h54 18h19
19h29 21h09
07h49 08h59 10h09 10h54 13h39 15h24 17h09 18h29 19h39 21h24
07h59 09h09 10h24 12h09 13h54 15h39 17h24 18h39 19h54
427
08h09 09h19 10h39 12h24 14h09 15h54 17h39 18h49 20h09
Famous for being the stage for big international water sports events, the Cascais
Marina is a recreation port with 650 moorings, which allow vessels of up to 45 metres.
Here there are also shops, bars and restaurants surrounded by pedestrian areas. In
August 2012, it also started receiving cruises, becoming a stopover for luxury ocean
liners on international voyages.
CASCAIS CITADEL | Bus Route
08h10 09h20 10h45 12h30 14h15 16h00 17h40 18h50 20h15
08h19 09h29 10h54 12h39 14h24 16h09 17h49 18h59 20h24
08h29 09h39 11h08 12h54 14h39 16h24 17h59 19h09 20h39
08h39 09h49 11h24 13h09 14h54 16h39 18h09 19h19
Citadel
20h54
07h42 08h52 10h02 10h42 13h27 15h12 16h57 18h22 19h32 21h12
07h52 09h02 10h12 10h57 13h42 15h27 17h12 18h32 19h42 21h27
427
08h02 09h12 10h27 12h12 13h57 15h42 17h27 18h42 19h57
08h12 09h22 10h42 12h27 14h12 15h57 17h42 18h52 20h12
The Cascais Citadel, located on the right bank of the Tagus river, started as a military
fortress that included the Our Lady of Light Fortress and Saint Anthony Tower, built in
the reign of John II of Portugal, the function of which was to defend the coast. It was
recently restored and it now has the Museum Palace of the Citadel and the Cascais
Guesthouse there, as well as shopping and restaurant areas.
SAINT MARTHA LIGHTHOUSE | Bus Route
08h22 09h32 10h57 12h42 14h27 16h12 17h52 19h02 20h27
08h32 09h42 11h12 12h57 14h42 16h27 18h02 19h12
Cascais Station
The Saint Martha Lighthouse is one of the oldest in the municipality and it had an
important role in terms of keeping Cascais safe and guiding boats to dry land. Besides
its role of signalling the coast and after an architectural intervention by Francisco and
Manuel Aires de Mateus it now has a museum dedicated to the five centuries of
portuguese lighthouses, thus being an unprecedented model in Portugal.
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SCHEDULE - Sunday and Bank Hollidays
08h50 12h20 11h50 13h20 14h50 16h20 17h50 19h20 20h50
09h50 11h20 12h50 14h20 15h50 17h20 18h50 20h20
Hell’s Mouth
427
08h59 10h29 11h59 13h29 14h59 16h29 17h59 19h29 20h59
09h29 10h59 12h29 13h59 15h29 16h59 18h29 19h59 21h29
09h44 11h14
12h44 14h14 15h44 17h14 18h44 20h14
09h59 11h29 12h59 14h29 15h59 17h29 18h59 20h19
10h14
CASCAIS
CITADEL
11h44 13h14 14h44 16h14 17h44 19h14 20h44
09h02 10h32 12h02 13h32 15h02 16h32 18h02 19h32 21h02
CASCAIS
MARINA
09h17 10h47 12h17 13h47 15h17 16h47 18h17 19h47 21h17
09h32 11h02 12h32 14h02 15h32 17h02 18h32 20h02 21h32
09h47 11h17
12h47 14h17 15h47 17h17 18h47 20h17
10h02 11h32 13h02 14h32 16h02 17h32 19h02 20h32
10h17 11h47
13h17 14h47 16h17 17h47 19h17 20h47
The BusCas service is not carried out on 25 Decemberand
1 January.
The Queen’s beach is a small beautiful beach with calm sea that is discreet and hidden,
nestled between cliffs, right in the centre of Cascais and it has outdoor sitting areas
and a lookout terrace. Its name is due to Queen D. Amélia, who bathed there during the
royal family visits to Cascais.
QUEEN’S
BEACH
GUIA
LIGHTHOUSE
09h14 10h44 12h14 13h44 15h14 16h44 18h14 19h44 21h14
427
427
HELL’S
MOUTH
09h35 11h05 12h35 14h05 15h35 17h05 18h35 20h05
The Guide House is a unique place, of unrivalled beauty, with a great variety of
attractions and perfect for shopping, meals or simply for a time of relaxation, with
shops, restaurants and outdoor sitting areas surrounded by green areas and the most
amazing view of the Cascais coast sea. The Alcáçovas Counts Manor House -original
name - still has its emblematic small palace from the 17th century, which has been
totally restored.
QUEEN’S BEACH | Bus Route
PER TRIP
09h20 10h50 12h20 13h50 15h20 16h50 18h20 19h50 21h20
Citadel
405
1€
09h05 10h35 12h05 13h35 15h05 16h35 18h05 19h35 21h05
Inaugurated in September 2009, the Paula Rego House of Stories aims to make known
the works of the artist by carrying out one permanent and two temporary exhibitions
per year. Composed of various bodies and surrounded by trees, the building was
designed by the architect Eduardo Souto de Moura, who won the Secil Architecture
Prize in 2011.
GUIDE HOUSE | Bus Route
12€
HOP on
HOP off
20h42
10h05 11h35 13h05 14h35 16h05 17h35 19h05 20h35
PAULA REGO HOUSE OF STORIES | Bus Route
DAILY TOURIST TICKET 1)
08h42 09h52 11h27 13h12 14h57 16h42 18h12 19h22 20h57
BUS STOPS
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DISCOVER
CASCAIS
a) At 7.30, departures are carried out simultaneously at
the Cascais Station and Av. Pedro Álvares Cabral.
1) Valid throughout the network except for the buses 400 and 401
Fare in force on 16/09/2013
FURTHER INFORMATION
CUSTOMER SUPPORT LINE
214 699 125
www.scotturb.com
Purchase your ticket on board the
bus or at the Scotturb Kiosks.
APP Scotturb
CASCAIS CULTURAL
CENTER
SAINT
MARTHA
LIGHTHOUSE
DISCOVER
CASCAIS
MONSERRATE
PALACE
CascaiShopping
PENA
PALACE
Casino Estoril
Sintra Station
ROCA
CAPE
403
417
418
434
Estoril Station
435
Cascais/ Cascais/ Estoril/ Circuito Villa
Sintra
Sintra Sintra da Pena Express
4 Palácios
406
418
Cascais/ Estoril/
Estoril
Sintra
TAMARIZ
BEACH
DRAMÁTICO
GUINCHO
BEACH
Cascais
PAULA REGO
HOUSE OF
STORIES
GUIA
LIGHTHOUSE
HELL’S
MOUTH
CASCAIS
CITADEL
CASCAIS
BAY
403
Cascais/
Sintra
406
405
415
417
427
Cascais/ Cascais/ BusCas
Estoril
Sintra
Cascais/
Guincho
Legend
PRESENTATION
Once an elegant summer retreat for the Portuguese monarchy during
the 19th century and a safe haven for European royalty during the
Second World War, as time went on, Cascais became an important
cultural centre, whilst still maintaining an air of aristocracy.
Well-known for its splendid white sand beaches, many shops and
charming shopping streets and its cosmopolitanism, the Cascais
fishing village reinvented itself and became a refined seaside resort
and one of the most sophisticated destinations in the Lisbon area.
SAINT
MARTHA
LIGHTHOUSE
Tourist
Information Office
Museum
CP Train Station
Lighthouse
Historic Center
Outdoors
Scotturb Kiosks
Beach
Shopping Area
Casino
Monument
Pedestrian
Route