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One of the main reasons people travel through the Douro Valley is to obviously visit the “quintas,” which are a vital part of the Douro Valley history as they have produced the world famous Port wine for centuries. If you want to get involved in the action, most of them will offer wine tours in Portugal through their grounds and most importantly: Wine tasting sessions! galgTop 5 “quintas” to visit in the Douro Valley The gorgeous, contemporary 4* Lamego Hotel & Life, set in its own orchard and vineyard and only a short walk to the town centre, as well as the opulent 5* Six Senses Douro Valley Hotel are both exceptional choices to consider booking for your stay. The UNESCO listed Douro Valley is located in the north of Portugal, just one and a half hours from Porto, which is considered the main gateway to the Douro Region. Stretching over 600 km (373 miles), the Douro Valley is a large historic and cultural region of Portugal, long devoted to vineyards and the production of some of the world’s best wine. How do you get to the Douro Valley?

Apart from its picturesque villages and vineyards, there is a lot more to explore and uncover in the Douro Valley region. Here are some top attractions of the valley. Parque Natural do Douro Internacional Arguably, there is no such thing as “best time of the year” to visit the Douro Valley as its beauty can really be appreciated all year-round. Alternatively, you could also travel by train from Porto’s main Sao Bento train station, travelling roughly 2 hours to Regua in the Douro Valley. Quinta das Carvalhas is probably the largest and one of the most emblematic wineries in the Douro Valley. It’s located at the mountain of Carvalhas, which is 550 metres (1804 feet) tall and offers a stunning 360 degree view over the Douro Valley. On offer is a wine tour where you can taste their wines and learn about the wine production process. If it’s not already on your travel wish list, then our go-to guide will compel you to experience the beauty and magic of the Douro Valley. Where is the Douro Valley?Sprawdź w źródłach: Encyklopedia PWN• Google Books• Google Scholar• Federacja Bibliotek Cyfrowych• BazHum• RCIN• Internet Archive ( texts / inlibrary) Set in northern Portugal alongside the Douro river, the Douro Valley region is roughly 120 kilometres / 75 miles from the largest city in the north, Porto. That is when travelling by car from Porto to Peso da Regua. There are several types of cruise boats available from day trips, for time-sensitive travellers, to multi-day cruises for a more relaxed and extended visit. Prices for cruises start from approx €70. Tour by Getyourguide

With breathtaking views and some of the world’s best wines readily available, you definitely won’t be rushing to leave any time soon!The stunning Douro Valley region extends beyond the Douro River and is dotted with charming towns throughout. Whether you are here for a day trip or change your mind to stay for a couple of days, the valley has plenty to keep you occupied for several days. Explore the local vineyards, shop for Portugal souvenirs, and see charming and unique places of interest along the way. With this tour, you’ll be able to enjoy a wonderful 9 hours tour in landscapes of the Douro Valley. A: We are a small independent team born in the fortunate island of Gran Canaria under the shared excitement of developing video games. Our main goal is to create experiences with a high narrative load which get to pass on our passion towards video games and good stories. At the beginning of spring, you’ll find beautiful patches of white and pink from the almond trees throughout the Douro Valley with movement on the vineyards preparing the vines for summer. The story of Pygmalion in Virgil’s The Aeneidpresents a conflict between one man’s desire for personal advancement and his duties to the people he loves, and suggests that career interests can be a far more powerful force than moral obligations. Like Pygmalion, the human characters in The Aeneidfrequently sacrifice one another in the quest for glory and wealth. Virgil suggests that self-serving treachery is endemic, for even the gods brutalize their loved ones to shore up their own claims to power and status. Virgil thus uses the story of Pygmalion to highlight the collateral damage that accumulates when characters succumb to the single-minded pursuit of their own grand ambitions.