From Porto Visit the winery in the Douro Valley with pickup at the hotel

Undefeated City
Tour start location

Amarante, first stop.
Here, learn about the history of the City and visit the Church and Monastery of São Gonçalo. Appreciate the bridge that is believed to have originally existed in this location, as this was the route of the Roman road that would pass through Amarante, towards Guimarães and Braga.
Try the convent sweets at São Gonçalo and Papos de Anjo.

Its construction began in 1543 and lasted around 80 years. With Renaissance, Mannerist, Baroque and 19th century styles.
The pipe organ stands out, as well as the tomb of Blessed Gonçalo de Amarante on the right side of the altar.
The pipe organ with 43 registers was built in 1766, by the Galician organ maker Francisco António Solha

It is in this small village in the center of the Douro Valley that you will taste the famous Douro wine in a family winery.

It was in this picturesque village where Fernão de Magalhaes (Navigator) was born, who began his circumnavigation journey and the writer Miguel Torga, was a Portuguese writer, one of the most important poets of the 20th century. He also stood out as a short story writer, essayist, novelist and playwright, leaving more than 50 published works.

Enjoy views of the Douro Valley at Miradouro São Cristóvão. With vineyard-covered slopes and the river meandering below, it's a picturesque spot for photographs and contemplation. Combine natural beauty with the region's rich winemaking heritage. A mandatory stop when exploring the Douro Valley.

A small village right in the center of the Douro Valley, considered the Heart of the Douro Valley. It is the center of the demarcated Port Wine region and the place where several farms producing fortified wine are located.
Its landscape is classified by UNESCO as a cultural heritage of humanity.
It is this village that will offer you a relaxing boat trip on the Douro River.
Sail on the Douro River (Spanish: Duero) is a river that originates in the peaks of the Serra de Urbión, in the Spanish province of Soria. It is the third longest river in the Iberian peninsula. It is 897 km long, 572 km on Spanish soil, 213 km navigable on Portuguese territory and 112 km of an international nature, as its course also forms the border between Portugal and Spain.
The Douro River flows into the city of Porto where the famous Porto wines also flow.

Embark on an unforgettable journey between Pinhão and Peso da Régua along the stunning Estrada Nacional 222. Pass through lush vineyards, admire stunning views of the Douro River and delve into the region's rich winemaking heritage. With winding curves and breathtaking views, this route promises a memorable experience for nature and wine lovers.

Peso da Régua, in the heart of the Douro Valley,

Arrival in Porto

Drop off at your Hotel