Giving the Urban Landscape a new visual
Everywhere you go in Cascais or Lisboa you can find murals or street art. You may not notice them on the usual tourist route. These hidden gems from talented artists are around for all to view. It is always interesting to see what artists come up with and takes creativity to another level. Above foto mural by Edis One in Cascais centre.
The Muraliza Street Art Festival started by the Cascais Town Council in 2014 as an annual event. The first edition of the Infinito Festival of Street Art took place in 2018. Artists from Portugal as well as from abroad participated. You can find a large number of murals in the Cascais Bairro da Torre neighbourhood. They give a new look to old tired walls, an open art gallery for everyone. Below is a sample.
IN CASCAIS:

A welcoming mural at the Cascais Marina by GONÇALO MAR.
Left, mural on the underside of the pedestrian bridge, Cascais Marina. Right, by NARK at Rua Amalia Rodrigues in Alcabideche.
Above left, ‘A Varina’, a mural by ADD FUEL paying hommage to the fisherwoman. These women walked the streets selling fresh fish from a basket on their heads. A tradition that has disappeared but not forgotten. Right mural by JIMMY C.
Left mural by TELMO MIEL. Right by MR KAS.
Left mural ‘Fisherman’ by UTOPIA and right by SMILE.
On the left mural by COLECTIVO RUA, and on the right mural by KRUELLA D’ENFER
Mural by ADD FUEL
BORDALO II art on Cascais Beach wall
Below behind the Visconde da Luz in Cascais:
By EXAS
Paying hommage to our grandmothers
By MARIO BELÉM
In Cascais painted tile panels by well-known artist NADIR AFONSO, below, line the tunnel that links the Hotel Miragem Cascais side to the Beach promenade.

IN LISBOA:
Apart from Cascais you can see street art in various areas of Lisboa. Scattered around various boroughs in Lisbon there are art creations by well-known artists including Vhils, Bordalo II and Ozearv.
BORDALO II:
Located in Lisbon. Left, at the entrance of the Alfama Pestana Pousada. Right mural ‘2 pelicans’ on the corner of Santa Justa lift.
Left sculpture ‘Iberian Lynx’ at the Parque das Nações.
Bordalo II uses material from trash for his art. His work is located all around the world. Details at: https://www.bordaloii.com/
VHILS:
Left mural Vhils collaborating with Shepard Fairey.
Located in the Rua Senhora da Gloria in the Graça area of Lisbon.
Details at: https://vhils.com/
OZEARV:
‘Tropical Fado in tones of RGB’. Located at Rua Natalia Correia, 19, Lisbon.
By Pat Rodrigues