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Fonseca Cellar & WOW Museum: Entry Ticket, Tour + Tasting
Discover centuries-old Fonseca Cellars and a WOW museum of your choice
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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)
Start your day at WOW, a cultural hotspot in Vila Nova de Gaia. Situated on the Douro River, this lively hub is home to museums, eateries, and unique experiences.
With the WOW Pack, choose your adventure: explore chocolates at The Chocolate Story, learn about cork at Planet Cork, discover wine history at The Wine Experience and The Art of Drinking, or journey through time at Porto Region Across the Ages.
Then, take a self-guided tour into the world of Port Wine at the historic Fonseca cellars. With over two centuries of tradition, these cellars host one of the world's sought-after Port wines.
End your adventure with a taste of the iconic Fonseca Bin 27 Port, where every sip tells a story.
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