wine. While I am a fan of wines from all over the country—from Alentejo to Vinho Verde—the Douro Valley is a place that hold my heart. It is one of the most visually arresting places I’ve ...

Nestled in the northern part of Portugal, the Douro Valley is a region renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and exceptional wines. With terraced vineyards stretching across rolling ...

The Douro Valley, with its terraced vineyards, historic wine estates, and meandering river, is a dream destination for cyclists. This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its port wine ...

Explore Portos Douro Valley for traditional wine tours and local cuisine Discover the enchanting landscapes and rich flavors of Portugals iconic wine region.

Whether or not you’ve got wine on the mind, the cup here overflows for travelers. Check out five great reasons to explore in and around the Douro Valley—none of which have anything to do with ...

The route follows the winding course of the Douro River, offering breathtaking views of cliffs, riverbanks, and the valley's ...

The result is concentrated, powerful wines, though yields were very low (See all ratings) Top-scoring wines (click to see full tasting note): A very hot and dry growing season led to an early harvest, ...

Six Senses Douro Valley is perched on the hills of the Douro Valley (about 76 miles east of Porto) near generations-old vineyards and the Duoro River. Because the area is a UNESCO World Heritage ...

At Vega de Terron on the Spanish/Portuguese border we catch our first glimpse of the MS Estrela; a new ship for a new era of ...

For good weather, the best time to go to Portugal is March, just as spring arrives and before most of the tourist crowds ...