Embark on a full-day trip to enchanting Douro Valley from Lisbon.
The Alto Douro Wine Region is an area in the northeast of Portugal with more than 26 thousand hectares, classified by UNESCO, on December 14, 2001, as a World Heritage Site, in the category of cultural landscape, surrounded by mountains that give it particular mesological and climatic characteristics.
This region, which is bathed by the Douro River and is part of the so-called Douro Vinhateiro, has been producing wine for more than 2,000 years, including the world-famous Port wine.
Prepare to be picked up from your hotel in Lisbon by one of our drivers in an extra comfortable vehicle.
The journey from Lisbon to the Douro Valley takes about 4 hours. On arrival, pass through Régua, the port wine capital, and take the N222, which was considered the best road to drive for its landscape. The Douro Valley could simply be called the Enchanted Valley, as the landscapes it has are breathtaking.
Stop at a Quinta to taste port wines or even enjoy a lunch where you can taste table wines at the same time.
Pass through Pinhão, the landscape of Pinhão is listed by UNESCO as a cultural heritage of humanity.
The Pinhão railway station is known for its 24 tile panels, which depict Douro landscapes and aspects of the harvest. In shades of blue, the tiles are by J. Oliveira and were ordered from the Aleluia factory, in Aveiro, in 1937.
After a day of wine, gastronomic experiences and breathtaking views, relax in the vehicle and the driver will take care of your journey back to Lisbon.
Be dropped off comfortably at your Lisbon hotel at the end of the day.