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Escape the city of Lisbon for an authentic wine experience in the renowned Torres Vedras wine region.

Discover one of the most iconic wine experiences in Portugal with our Classic Car Wine Tour in the scenic vineyards of Torres Vedras

Escape the city and enjoy a peaceful picnic in the vineyards near Lisbon, set in the beautiful wine region of Torres Vedras.

Discover a unique wine tasting experience near Lisbon in the beautiful Torres Vedras wine region.

Escape Lisbon for a premium wine tasting in the scenic Torres Vedras wine region, just 45 minutes from the city.

Experience one of the most memorable wine tours in Portugal with our Wine Jeep Tour in Torres Vedras.

Enjoy a delightful Cadaval Wine Tasting experience near Lisbon, set in the beautiful vineyards of Cadaval.

2 hours • Parties of 2 to 16 • Lourinhã

2 hours • Parties of 2 to 16 • Lourinhã

2 hours • Parties of 2 to 16 • Lourinhã

4 to 5 hours

8 to 9 hours

The Convent of Mafra is Portugal’s greatest Baroque monument — a symbol of royal ambition, artistic grandeur, and the golden age of João V, brought to life in history and literature alike.

Setúbal is one of the only places in Europe where you can spot wild dolphins in their natural habitat — a magical encounter set against the stunning backdrop of the Sado Estuary and Arrábida’s coastline.

From the stunning cliffs of Santa Cruz to the lively streets of Torres Vedras during Carnival season, this region offers the perfect blend of nature, culture, and unforgettable local spirit.

Just 30 minutes from Lisbon, Cascais offers the perfect blend of coastal beauty, cultural charm, and modern living — a true gem on the Portuguese Riviera.

Welcome to Lisbon, Portugal!

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a city that blends history, culture, and natural beauty along the riverside.

Cascais, located on Portugal’s west coast, is renowned for its stunning scenery along the Atlantic.

Torres Vedras is located in the Oeste region of Portugal.

Located just 30 km from Lisbon, this small town is set against the backdrop of the Sintra Mountains, where mist often rolls through dense forests, enhancing the atmosphere around its castles and palaces. What sets…

Setúbal has a rich history dating back to the Phoenician occupation in the 8th century B.C. and its development as an important Roman port, then known as Cetobriga.

The history of Sesimbra dates back to Prehistory, with evidence of human occupation in caves and shelters in the Serra da Arrábida, where ancient peoples took advantage of the coastal location and natural resources.

The history of Mafra dates back to ancient times, with evidence of Roman and Arab occupation, but it was in the 18th century that the town became a significant landmark in Portuguese history.

Estoril has a rich history that dates back to Roman times when it was known as Estorilum.

The history of Almada dates back to Roman times when the area was known as “Fossae,” likely due to the presence of fortifications and its important strategic role in defending the Tagus River.