Wine Tours Oporto
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Popular Places in Porto
Popular Destinations in Porto
(Douro Valley, Vinho Verde, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Tamega e Sousa, Amarante, Oporto)
10 Hours
Min 2, Max Not Specified
(Douro Valley, Terras de Trás-os-Montes, Baixo Corgo, Oporto)
8 Hours 30 Minutes
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(Douro Valley, Dao, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Oporto)
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(Douro Valley, Terras de Trás-os-Montes, Baixo Corgo, Oporto)
10 Hours
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(Douro Valley, Terras de Trás-os-Montes, Baixo Corgo, Oporto)
9 Hours 30 Minutes
Min 2, Max 8
(Oporto)
3 Hours
Min 1, Max 10
(Douro Valley, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Oporto)
9 Hours
Min 1, Max 8
(Oporto)
3 Hours 30 Minutes
Min 1, Max 10
(Douro Valley, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Oporto)
9 Hours
Min 1, Max 8
(Douro Valley, Dao, Vinho Verde, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Tamega e Sousa, Amarante, Oporto)
10 Hours
Min 1, Max 8
(Douro Valley, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Oporto)
10 Hours
Min 1, Max 8
(Douro Valley, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Oporto)
9 Hours
Min 1, Max 8
(Douro Valley, Baixo Corgo, Cima Corgo, Oporto)
9 Hours
Min 1, Max 8
(Douro Valley, Dao, Terras de Trás-os-Montes, Baixo Corgo, Oporto)
10 Hours
Min 1, Max 55
(Douro Valley, Terras de Trás-os-Montes, Baixo Corgo, Oporto)
8 Hours 30 Minutes
Min 2, Max 8
(Vinho Verde, Ave, Oporto)
4 Hours
Min 2, Max 7
Oporto: Good to know
Porto—often referred to as Oporto—is a historic riverside city where Portugal’s wine soul takes shape. Cradled by the Douro River, its colorful architecture and deep-rooted wine culture create an atmosphere both timeless and inviting. As the birthplace of Port wine, this northern city blends centuries of wine commerce with modern charm. Its lively streets, terraced hillsides, and stately bridges frame a destination where history and hospitality meet in every glass. Whether you're here for the views or the vintages, Porto offers a uniquely flavorful journey into Portugal’s winemaking legacy.
Porto is a dream for wine travelers, offering a unique starting point for exploring the renowned Douro Valley. In the city itself, tasting sessions in centuries-old Port cellars reveal the art of fortified winemaking, often within striking distance of the river. Beyond Porto, vineyard tours along the Douro’s dramatic slopes deliver stunning scenery and authentic wine experiences. From leisurely river cruises to guided wine day trips inland, wine tourism here goes beyond the glass—it immerses you in a cultural landscape shaped by tradition, craftsmanship, and nature.
Porto’s food culture is hearty and deeply tied to its wine traditions. Signature dishes like the francesinha—a decadent sandwich overflowing with meat, melted cheese, and rich sauce—pair wonderfully with a bold Tawny Port. Traditional northern Portuguese fare highlights flavors like salt cod, smoky sausages, and rice dishes rich with beans and pork. Pastry lovers can indulge in pastel de nata, while seafood from the nearby Atlantic rounds out the culinary experience. Whether in family-run taverns or stylish bistros, food in Porto is a vibrant partner to the region’s celebrated wines.
The Douro wine region, accessible from Porto, is home to a wealth of indigenous grape varieties. Reds are dominated by Touriga Nacional, Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz, and Tinto Cão—grapes that thrive in the region’s schistous soils and steep vineyard terraces. These varieties form the foundation of both Port and increasingly acclaimed dry reds. For whites, grapes like Gouveio, Viosinho, and Rabigato bring freshness and character to both fortified and unfortified styles. The region’s diversity of grapes contributes to wines that are as expressive and layered as the landscapes they come from.
Every season in Porto and the Douro Valley offers its own kind of magic. Spring breathes life into the vineyards with fresh shoots and wildflowers, while summer brings long, sun-soaked days ideal for boat trips and outdoor tastings. Autumn is the pinnacle for wine lovers, as harvest season brings golden foliage, grape picking, and age-old winemaking rituals. In winter, the calm returns—misty mornings and quiet cellars offer a more reflective wine experience. No matter the month, the wine culture around Porto adapts beautifully to the rhythms of nature and time.
Start your journey in Porto’s colorful Ribeira district, then cross the river to Vila Nova de Gaia to visit its historic Port lodges, where tastings and cellar tours reveal the city’s wine legacy. From there, venture into the Douro Valley by scenic train or river cruise, passing terraced vineyards and charming villages. Spend a night in Pinhão or Peso da Régua to explore deeper, with visits to small producers and panoramic viewpoints like São Leonardo da Galafura. A well-planned trip blends city elegance with countryside serenity, all enriched by memorable wine encounters.
The average price of a wine tasting with winery visit in Oporto is around €217.50. Depending on the experience, prices range from €15.00 to €420.00. Booking in advance ensures availability and the best prices.
Here are the top wineries to visit in Oporto:
- Poças
- Espaço Porto Cruz
- Taylor's Port Cellars
- Churchills
- Cálem
- Burmester
- Quevedo The Lodge
- Fonseca Port Wine Cellars
Here are the best wine tastings to book in Oporto:
- Discovery: Port Wine Tasting at Espaço Porto Cruz
- Origins of Flavor: Port Wine Tasing at Espaço Porto Cruz
- Poças: Guided Tour and Tasting of 3 Port Wines
- Guided Tour & Tasting of DOC Douro & Port Wine at Poças Wine Cellar
- Porto: Wine Tour & Tasting at Taylor's Port Cellar
- Private Porto Gourmet Food & Wine Historic Tour with a Sommelière
- Guided Tour & Essential Douro Wine tasting at Churchill's Lodge
- Poças Port Cellar guided visit and Port Wine Tasting with Pastel de Nata
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