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Between Braga and Guimarães, we find one of the most beautiful places of the region. Here, in a relaxed and cozy environment, we will see how traditionally the Vinho Verde wines are produced for centuries. We will understand the harvest, the processing, bottle up and even distribution of this refreshing and sparkling wine. But to understand why it's so loved, you will of course, taste it! It is the region's most precious nectar and to learn all about it, nothing better than a detail explanation and a premium taste in the confort of a 18th century Manor house/Propriety. Cheers!

Lose yourself in the flavors and sights of the Douro Valley with this private guided tour. Travel to Peso da Régua for port wine tasting and views of the Douo River. Drive along the scenic N-222 road through the valley to Pinhão to see its ornate railway station and sample some local olive oil and honey with a visit to another winery.

Santiago is one of the most popular destination for catholic pilgrims in the whole world. Is the capital of Galiza (Spain), and is the location of the Santiago Cathedral (1075 – 1128), where the remains of Santiago the Apostolic can be founded. The Routes to Santiago are humanity heritage by UNESCO and are used by thousands every day on the journey to the religious capital of the Iberian Peninsula. On our tour we will dedicate the morning to visit the cathedral, and after lunch hanging around the middle age city of Santiago, discovering some secrets in its narrow streets. On the return there’s also a stop in Valença do Minho, the Portuguese border city at the top north. Here we will focus our visit in the fortification with roots from the XII and visible reconstruction from the XVIII. A unique view for the city, Minho river (natural border), and Spanish side.

Set out on an enriching private day excursion from Porto to explore the historic cities of Guimarães and Braga, two of Northern Portugal’s most emblematic destinations. This comprehensive tour offers a captivating blend of cultural and religious heritage, architectural splendor, and picturesque scenery, complemented by authentic regional cuisine and local wines. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will gain valuable insight into the rich history and significance of each remarkable location.

Braga, the City of Archbishops, offers a unique blend of history and modernity. This full-day tour from Porto unveils the city's rich heritage through its stunning churches, like the Braga Cathedral, and the iconic Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander through the picturesque historic center, filled with charming streets and lively squares, and indulge in Braga's culinary specialties, including Bacalhau à Braga. With comfortable transport and an expert local guide, experience a city where ancient traditions meet contemporary culture. - Visit the UNESCO-listed Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte - Explore the oldest cathedral in Portugal, Sé de Braga - Stroll through Braga's vibrant historic center - Enjoy local culinary delights and free time to explore - Visit Monastery of Tibães is an immersion in the essence of Minho, his history, art, and nature.

Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage cultural landscape, the Alto Douro Vinhateiro is far more than a wine region — it is a living testament to centuries of human adaptation to a dramatic river valley. Your journey unfolds along terraced vineyards sculpted by generations of viticulturists. Guided by local experts, you will gain insight into the Douro’s classification system, grape varieties and the historical importance of the river as a commercial artery. A private estate visit introduces you to carefully selected wines that express the region’s terroir — from structured reds to refined whites and, where appropriate, iconic fortified expressions. A traditional Portuguese lunch follows, thoughtfully paired with regional wines and seasonal ingredients. A private boat navigation along the Douro River offers a different perspective : vineyard geometry unfolding along steep slopes, ranches emerging between schist walls, silence broken only by the river.

The Best Way to Discover Braga: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a photo at the Braga City Hall or a visit to the Biscainhos Museum and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: Chafariz da Praça da República, Brasileira, Braga Tower, Santa Barbara Garden, Braga City Hall, Biscainhos Museum, Arco da Porta Nova, Braga Cathedral, Holy Cross Church, and Palácio do Raio.

Braga is the district capital in the Minho region with a total area of 183km2 and around 200,000 inhabitants. It is a very heterogeneous city carrying in its legacy and history several cultural influences that lead to the present Best European Destination (2021). Dissecting a little its genesis as following: - The city of Archbishops - Portuguese Rome - The Roman city - The Baroque city - Heart of Minho - City of Youth These are more than enough reasons for us to call Braga - Cosmopolitan town. And you? What will you call it at the end of our visit?

The Archaeological and Cultural Heritage of Chaves Explore "Chaves, Roman Tradition" and discover the rich history of "Aquae Flaviae". Recognized by Emperor Flávio Vespasiano, the city is famous for its thermal areas. Roman historical wealth: Chaves stood out in the Roman era for the hottest thermal baths in Europe, born around 73 C. The Thermal Park remains a welfare destination. Strategic Importance and Resilience: Located on the River Tâmega, Chaves played a crucial role in resisting the Castilian annexation and the Napoleonic Wars. The castle and the medieval neighborhood witness this heroic past. Gastronomy of Excellence: Known for the filled and ham, Chaves offers an authentic and rich gastronomic experience. The city is a center of culture, influenced by Nadir Afonso, reflecting local creativity. Chaves is a vibrant city of history, culture and nature. Discover this timeless jewel and fall in love with every corner and taste.

Journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Peneda-Gerês National Park on a carefully curated 3-day motorcycle experience designed for those who value authenticity, comfort and connection to the road. Ride along some of the most scenic and untouched routes in Portugal, with a perfect balance between driving pleasure, nature and meaningful stops along the way. With a dedicated support team ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish, you will enjoy selected local gastronomy and handpicked moments that reveal the true character of the region. More than a ride, this is a journey designed to create lasting memories.