Wine & Food Travel Blog

Alentejo is the largest region in Portugal, stretching from Tejo (Tagus River) to the Algarve, covering almost a third of the country. Here, the weather is...

The Summer solstice is near and the weather in Portugal makes it possible to spend the evening of the longest day of the year outdoor. Whether at the poolside...

Porto, Portugal's second city, is a combination of tradition and modernity and a synonym of good food and wine, friendly caring people and a genuineness that...

While Porto is well known for its wine history and is visited for its famous Port wine cellars, Lisbon is known for being a great metropolis, with amazing...

There are many vineyards scattered across the Douro Valley, making it one of Portugal’s top wine regions. Many of them have high-quality wineries that produce...

The Douro Valley is the world’s oldest demarcated wine region and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Year after year it is emerging as a top...