As we go up and down between the banks of the river and the magnificent landscapes of Trás-os-Montes mountains, we encounter unique flavors and smells, in a sensorial experience that only the Douro region can provide.
Explore with us the natural World Heritage Site classified by Unesco, which is the Douro wine region, which enchants with its vineyards carved throughout the landscape. Let yourself also be seduced by the international Douro, which is marked by exuberant cliffs overcome by the force of the water and which meanders through the mountains, spreading life wherever it goes, providing a unique and unforgettable scenery.
Stop at a viewpoint next to Pocinho to glimpse the Douro Wine Region, a World Heritage Site attributed by UNESCO in the Cultural Landscape category.
Harvest seasonal fruit directly from the tree.
Enjoy this tasting session with regional and rustic products, carefully selected for you, as well as seasonal fruit picked from the tree.
Enjoy this visual symphony that is the wine-growing Douro and let yourself be enchanted by its landscapes that stretch along the river, adorning it with unique vineyards, ending when the wine-growing Douro meets the cliffs of the international Douro, providing a remarkable transition between outstanding landscapes.
Regional tasting lunch in a typical restaurant.
Stop at a viewpoint, at a higher elevation, which offers a landscape where the wine-producing Douro meets the cliffs of the international Douro.
Walk along a small ancient pedestrian trail known as the "smugglers trail" and which offers unique landscapes and where you can see various rock formations.
Stop to observe the mountain where iron is born in all its splendor.
You should go to Praça Francisco Meireles and look, in that square, for the castle's staircase, which is easily identifiable. This is next to a pedestrian crossing and is the only staircase in this same square.
Northern Portugal is a region rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Known for its lush landscapes, medieval towns, and vibrant cities like Porto, it offers a blend of coastal charm and inland adventure. The region is famous for its wine, particularly the Port wine from the Douro Valley, and its delicious cuisine.
One of the world's most beautiful bookstores, known for its stunning neoclassical architecture and inspiring Harry Potter connections.
A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its terraced vineyards, scenic landscapes, and Port wine production.
A medieval castle that played a significant role in the formation of Portugal as a country.
A sandwich filled with meat and covered in melted cheese and a hot beer or tomato sauce.
Shredded codfish with onions, potatoes, and scrambled eggs.
The peak season offers warm weather, ideal for beach activities and outdoor exploration. The region is bustling with tourists, and all attractions are open.
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Northern Portugal is generally safe for travelers, with low crime rates and a welcoming atmosphere. However, petty crime and pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas and crowded places.
Porto Campanha Station, Braga Station
Porto Bus Terminal (Campo 24 de Agosto), Braga Bus Terminal
The metro system is efficient, clean, and easy to use. It connects major attractions and neighborhoods in Porto.
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A historic city with a rich religious heritage, known for its baroque churches and medieval architecture.
Known as the birthplace of Portugal, Guimarães is a UNESCO World Heritage site with a well-preserved medieval center.
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