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Fonseca Cellar & The Wine Experience: Tour + Tasting
Dive into 200-year-old cellars and discover the world's biggest wine exhibit
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Duration: 4h
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Audio guide: English, French, German, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish
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Max group size: 10
Meeting point
39 Rua do Choupelo, 4400-088, Vila Nova de Gaia- Exchange your online voucher for physical tickets at one of WOW's ticket offices
- Show your museum and cellar ticket to the staff at any time on the chosen date (during operating hours)
This interactive exhibition unveils the secrets of winemaking, helping patrons discover their ideal wine while highlighting Portugal's diverse wine regions.
Extend your adventure with a self-guided exploration of Fonseca's historic cellars, aged to perfection for over two centuries.
Learn about the prestigious history of one of the world's renowned Port wine houses, from the Douro Valley to Quinta do Panascal, exploring the aging process and the practices of sustainable winemaking.
Complete your experience with a guided tasting of the signature Fonseca Bin 27 Port or a refreshing glass of Douro Valley grape juice for the younger explorers.
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