Setúbal

Setúbal, with about 115,000 inhabitants, is a beautiful seaport city, only 40 km from Lisbon, easily reached with the best communication routes in less than 40 minutes. With a charming and well-preserved historic center
rich in works of art of great value, such as Castelo de São Felipe and the Igreja de Jesus (of which we will talk below) and places dedicated to art, including the Museu Arqueológico and Etnográfico, rich in archaeological finds, and the Museu de Setúbal with rich collections of local artists.
The original architecture maintained in the years is sought after by an eclectic and refined tourism that also appreciates the great seafood restaurants on the long sea. Boat trips are organized to watch dolphins living and appear in the mouth of the river Sado. Setúbal has its own cultural life. Setubal is, in fact, a city with a long history, according to a legend even founded by Moses’ nephew; in any case certainly already inhabited in prehistory and colonized by the Romans who had called it Cetobriga.
A daily ferry service allows you to visit the Troia Peninsula, with Golf Clubs and the opportunity to visit Roman remains.
For golf enthusiasts around Setúbal there is only the embarrassment of choice.
It is worth knowing this beautiful town to discover its enchantments.