Coat of Arms of Estoril, Portugal

Celebrate the elegance and history of the Portuguese Riviera with the Coat of Arms of Estoril. This heraldic design visually represents the former civil parish's identity, blending national pride with its seaside location: The Sun (Or): The most distinctive feature is the golden, stylised sun at the centre of the shield, symbolising Estoril's famous coastal beaches, mild climate, and status as a luxury tourist destination. The Portuguese Quinas: Set upon the sun are five small blue shields (quinas), a direct reference to the national Coat of Arms of Portugal. They traditionally represent the five Moorish kings defeated by the first King of Portugal, Afonso Henriques, and symbolise Portuguese sovereignty and national heritage. Wavy Base (Azure and Argent): The lower portion of the shield features wavy blue and white stripes, a common heraldic device (known as "wavy") used in coastal and maritime communities to symbolise the sea, beaches, and the Atlantic Ocean. Mural Crown: The silver mural crown with three visible towers signifies its former status as a village (vila). This sticker is perfect for travelers who love the sunny Estoril Coast, residents of Cascais e Estoril, or fans of Portugal's chic resort history (including the famous Casino Estoril).