Alcochete is a municipality in the Setúbal district of southwestern Portugal, located across the Tagus estuary from Lisbon. Known for its shipyards and maritime heritage, the town features the Church of Santa Maria do Espírito Santo and overlooks the expansive river landscape. Visitors explore the waterfront promenade, observe local fishing practices, and enjoy views of the Lisbon skyline from the eastern bank.
Alcochete is a municipality in the Setubal District on the southern bank of the Tagus estuary in central Portugal, approximately 30 kilometres east of Lisbon. The town borders the Reserva Natural do Estuario do Tejo, one of Western Europe's most significant protected wetland systems, and is connected to the capital by the Vasco da Gama Bridge and regular Transtejo ferry services.
Nature Reserve | Wetlands | Cultural Heritage | Day Trip Destination | Setubal District | Portugal
