From Lisbon to Douro Valley

The route is full of spectacular landscapes, with the Douro River in view as you approach your destination. This trip offers a unique experience of changing scenery, leaving the hustle and bustle of the capital for the tranquility of the vineyards and picturesque villages in the interior.

one of the most renowned wineries in the Rio Grande do Sul region, belonging to the prestigious Casa Sandeman. Upon arriving at Quinta do Seixo, you will be greeted by a stunning view of the vineyards that stretch as far as the eye can see. The winery offers a complete guided tour, where you can learn about the history of the winery, the production methods of the famous Port wine and the innovative winemaking processes that keep the Douro tradition alive.

The highlight of the visit is the wine tasting. At Quinta do Seixo, you will have the opportunity to taste some of the region's most iconic wines, including the famous Port Wine and other high-quality red and white wines. During the tasting, experienced guides explain the particularities of each wine, its aromas and flavors, while you enjoy the landscape that gives rise to these extraordinary drinks.

One of the most famous railway stations in Douro. Located in an idyllic riverside setting, the station is known for its traditional tiles that depict the history of the region. It's the perfect place for a short break, and Café da Estação offers a unique experience: you can taste a local muscatel while relaxing and admiring the views of the river and surrounding mountains.

Pinhão station has a unique charm, being a place that transports visitors back in time, with its welcoming and authentic atmosphere. There is no better way to experience the atmosphere of the Douro than with a traditional drink, enjoying the beauty around.

The city that is considered the heart of the Douro. There, you can enjoy a delicious typical lunch in one of the many riverside restaurants. Peso da Régua is known for its gastronomy, with traditional dishes such as Douro-style cod, roast lamb and a variety of regional snacks.

Many restaurants also offer the opportunity to combine the meal with Douro wines, providing a complete experience of local culture. Having lunch in Peso da Régua is the perfect opportunity to absorb the tranquility of the region and relax before continuing your journey.

With a full stomach and a heart full of new memories, it was time to return to Lisbon. The return journey, as well as the road to the Douro, offers enchanting views of the mountains and vineyards that mark the landscape of the Douro Valley.