You will see locals cultivating grapes, olives, almonds, and other fruits in the terraced vineyards that line the Douro River ...

It’s where sprawling quintas, grand wine estate mansions, slumber under vast skies. And where olive, citrus and almond groves slope down to the swirling waters of the Douro river, while ...

History buffs who enjoy a back-to-the-roots wine perspective should consider Porto and the Duoro Valley. In Portugal, we ...

Sandeman is the most recognizable wine cellars in the region, situated along the picturesque banks of the Douro River and boasting massive white lettering spelling out the winery's name.

Portugal’s second city is riding a wave and its hotel scene is equal to the task, with wine-themed haunts up to palatial pads ...

The Douro has always been famous for port, a sweet, fortified wine that is one of the wine ... steep terraces rising several hundred metres from the river studded whitewashed quintas and granite ...

The region’s dramatic landscape, characterized by steep, terraced vineyards carved into the hillsides along the Douro River, creates a unique microclimate that is ideal for grape growing. Indigenous ...