Seixal

Seixal is a Portuguese city and municipality situated on the south margin of the Tejo River estuary, directly across the water from Lisbon. Historically, the location was a crucial industrial and shipbuilding center for the capital, utilizing its protected river bay. The city retains historical markers of its industrial past, including the notable Mundet cork factory structure. Today, Seixal functions primarily as a densely populated commuter city for the Lisbon metropolitan area. The waterfront section is increasingly dedicated to leisure activities, complementing its enduring role as a regional administrative and residential center. The municipality maintains strong transport connections to Lisbon via ferry routes.