Sheraton Cascais' garden is transformed into an open-air cinema
Doors open at 8pm so you can soak up the last rays of sun beneath the pines, and the Cine Society screenings – which also run in Lisbon at the Carmo Rooftop and by the river at Doca da Marinha – begin at 9pm (except for the final date, when it all kicks off an hour earlier). Tickets cost €14.50 and include cosy blankets for those cooler nights.
There's also a special film-friendly menu at the Glass restaurant: popcorn (€4), candy floss (€3.50), hot dogs (€4), mini steak sandwiches (€7), mini burgers (€7) and lupins (€4). Wash it all down with a glass of wine or sangria (€6) or warm up with a hot chocolate (€3).
And there's more where that came from – Sheraton Cascais isn't skimping on summer specials. The hotel's much-loved Pool Brunch is back: think lazy Sunday mornings that flow straight into afternoons by the pool. It's €75 per adult and €37.50 for children aged 4–12. On Saturdays, the Summer & Fitness experience kicks off with an outdoor pilates session, followed by a wholesome brunch and a stress-free swim with no time limit – all for €79. And if you're planning a day out with the kids, the Family Pool package includes pool access and lunch for two adults and two children for €190 (Monday to Friday only).
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