Montijo is a Portuguese municipality located in the district of Setúbal, on the southern bank of the Tagus River. With a prime location near the Tagus estuary, it combines the charm of a historic city with the dynamism of a growing region. Comprising several parishes, including Montijo and Afonsoeiro, Canha, and Pegões, the municipality is known for its rich agricultural, fishing, and cultural tradition. Popular festivals, such as the Festas de São Pedro, are one of the landmarks of local identity, attracting visitors with processions, concerts, and celebrations. The bullfighting culture is an important part of Montijo's identity, reflected in events like the Bullfights or the Running of the Bulls, which enliven the streets during popular festivals. The proximity to Lisbon, via the Vasco da Gama Bridge, makes Montijo a popular choice for those seeking to live near the capital but in a quieter environment. Additionally, the municipality has good infrastructure for services, commerce, green spaces, and a charming riverside area that invites leisure and socializing.