Tours, Wines, Gastronomy, and Activities
Experience the essence of the Douro, the world's oldest wine region, through unique rural tourism activities that celebrate culture, wine, and gastronomy
Wine tasting
Wine tasting in the Douro offers an enriching experience, particularly highlighting Port wine. Visitors can explore the rich history and tradition of winemaking, guided by local oenologists, discovering distinct aromas and flavors and appreciating the mastery behind each bottle. This unique experience celebrates the authenticity of Douro wines, providing beverage enthusiasts with a memorable sensory journey.
Gastronomy
The gastronomy in the Douro region, Portugal, is a true delight for the senses. Known for its world-renowned Port wine production, the region also offers a rich diversity of traditional dishes that reflect the authenticity of local cuisine. Typical dishes include bacalhau à brás, posta mirandesa, and arroz de pato, all prepared with fresh and high-quality ingredients. To accompany them, Douro wines, with their complexity and robust flavor, perfectly complement the meals, creating a seamless synergy between the winemaking tradition and the culinary excellence of the region.
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Hiking Trails
Explore the authenticity of the Douro with rural tourism tours, revealing charming landscapes of vineyards and traditional villages. Enjoy unique experiences, from wine tastings to boat trips on the Douro River, connecting with the rich wine and gastronomic heritage of the region. Douro tours offer an authentic immersion, providing lasting memories of the natural beauty and local hospitality.
Tour Bookings: Organized by appointment
Two Pools
Enjoy the radiant sun of the Douro in our two pools, with panoramic views of the majestic mountains of the region. Refresh yourself in this unique experience and take advantage of the stunning scenery that our rural tourism estate has to offer.
Road Trips
Peso da Régua | Distance: 3km
The Douro Museum is an institution dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the culture related to the wine region of the Douro in Portugal. Located in the city of Peso da Régua, the museum highlights the historical, cultural, and economic importance of wine production in the Douro region, famous for its Port wines.
Among the main attractions of the Douro Museum are permanent and temporary exhibitions that address various aspects related to viticulture, winemaking, local traditions, the history of the region, and the influence of the Douro River on wine production. The museum also seeks to highlight the role of individuals and local communities in the shaping and development of this wine industry.
In addition to the exhibitions, the Douro Museum often offers educational programs, cultural events, and wine tastings to provide visitors with a more comprehensive and immersive experience in the wine culture of the Douro.
Lamego | Distance: 15km
The Lamego Museum, also known as the Lamego Museum of Sacred Art, is located in the city of Lamego, Portugal. This museum is known for housing a diverse collection of sacred art, including paintings, sculptures, goldsmithing, and other liturgical pieces.
Some of the works on display date from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. The museum is housed in the former Episcopal Palace of Lamego, a building dating back to the 18th century, providing a historical and cultural setting for visitors.
Among the notable pieces are paintings by Portuguese and Flemish artists, religious sculptures, goldsmithing pieces, and liturgical objects that offer visitors a glimpse into the rich religious and artistic history of the region.
In addition, the building itself that houses the museum is an architectural attraction, with Baroque characteristics. The museum's location in Lamego, a city with a rich cultural and historical heritage, contributes to the unique experience it offers to visitors interested in sacred art and the history of Portugal.
Peso da Régua | Distance: 14km
The São Leonardo de Galafura Viewpoint is an observation point located in the Douro region of Portugal, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Douro River and the surrounding landscapes.
São Leonardo de Galafura is specifically located in the municipality of Peso da Régua, which is part of the Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its terraced vineyards and wine production, particularly the production of Port wine.
From the São Leonardo de Galafura Viewpoint, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the winding Douro River, picturesque hills covered with vineyards, and charming villages scattered across the landscape. It is a popular spot for both tourists and locals, providing a peaceful and inspiring experience of the natural beauty of the Douro Valley.
The viewpoint is named after São Leonardo, the patron saint of the parish of Galafura, and has become a notable destination for those seeking to appreciate the scenic beauty of the Douro region. If you have the opportunity to visit, it is recommended to bring a camera to capture the stunning views and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.
Lamego | Distance: 15km
The Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios is an important site of Catholic devotion located in the city of Peso da Régua, Portugal. This sanctuary is dedicated to Our Lady of Remedies, one of the invocations of the Virgin Mary in the Catholic tradition.
The sanctuary is recognized for its architectural beauty and picturesque location. One of the most distinctive elements is the monumental staircase leading to the sanctuary. The Staircase of Our Lady of Remedies is an impressive Baroque structure with 686 steps, adorned with chapels, statues, and terraced gardens.
The sanctuary attracts pilgrims and tourists who visit to venerate Our Lady of Remedies and appreciate the serene atmosphere of the site. Additionally, the panoramic view of the region from the top of the stairs is spectacular.
Peso da Régua | Distance: 5km
"The Régua Dam, or Bagaúste Dam, was built over the Douro River bed and is located near the village of Bagaúste, in the municipality of Peso da Régua, on the northern bank, connecting to the municipality of Lamego on the southern bank, in Portugal. The construction was completed in 1973.
Peso da Régua | Distance: 6km
The Cais da Régua, located in the charming city of Peso da Régua, Portugal, is a prominent spot along the banks of the majestic Douro River. Situated in the heart of the Douro wine region, this quay plays a vital role in the river navigation scene.
With a lively and picturesque atmosphere, the Cais da Régua serves as a starting point for numerous boat trips along the Douro River, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the stunning vineyard landscapes that extend across the surrounding hills. Traditional boats, known as 'rabelos,' dock nearby, providing an authentic glimpse into the historical traditions of the region.
"The Cais da Régua, located in the charming city of Peso da Régua, Portugal, is a prominent spot along the banks of the majestic Douro River. Situated in the heart of the Douro wine region, this quay plays a vital role in the river navigation scene. With a lively and picturesque atmosphere, the Cais da Régua serves as a starting point for numerous boat trips along the Douro River, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the stunning vineyard landscapes that extend across the surrounding hills. Traditional boats, known as 'rabelos,' dock nearby, providing an authentic glimpse into the historical traditions of the region. Along the quay, one can find a variety of cafes, restaurants, and shops inviting visitors to enjoy local cuisine and acquire unique wine products. The Cais da Régua is more than a starting point for river journeys; it is a place where the beauty of the Douro meets the rich winemaking heritage, providing a delightful experience for those who visit.
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Peso da Régua | Distance: 14km
The viewpoint of São Domingos is one of the most spectacular observation points in the Douro landscape, if not the most extraordinary.
From here, one can see lands from the districts of Viseu, Vila Real, and Porto. Right before our eyes stands the imposing Serra do Marão, and at our feet flows the Douro River alongside the city of Peso da Régua on its journey towards Porto. To the west, the stairway and the sanctuary of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios in Lamego come into view.
Vila Real | Distância: 50km
as Fisgas de Ermelo são visita obrigatória no Parque Natural do Alvão, e merecem ser admiradas a partir do miradouro com o mesmo nome. A partir desta vista, ou dos percursos pedestres nas imediações, há muito para descobrir nesta paisagem protegida, do interesse paisagístico e geológico à variedade biológica que alberga.
Vila Real | Distance: 30km
The Serra do Marão is a mountain range located in Portugal, in the northern region of the country. It stretches for approximately 120 kilometers, crossing the districts of Vila Real and Porto. The range is known for its mountainous landscape and the preservation of rich biodiversity.
The highest point of the Serra do Marão is Monte Farinha, with an altitude of 1,415 meters. The region is characterized by deep valleys, lush forests, and a variety of fauna and flora. In addition to its natural beauty, the Serra do Marão is home to some picturesque villages that preserve traditional Portuguese architecture.
This mountain range plays an important role in regulating the climate in the region, influencing local weather conditions. Moreover, the area is popular among nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking trails and panoramic views.
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